Does the part under the glass slide out? Like desks for keyboards. I need to be able to slide the keyboard out.
217609
No it is a big, almost 1 inch thick slab of wood the length of the desk. Desk is about the size of a toddler or crib mattress.
434815
No. Just slides like the ones that come with most desks. Very smooth though.
626150
Yes Thomas it does slide in and out, tucking under the desk nicely; in addition to being super adjustable. It's honestly one of the nicest trays I've ever used.
932897
Yes, you can easily remove the keyboard tray. It is something you attach at the very end. I have this desk without the keyboard tray and it works fine.
946953
Yes. You just bend it in an upwardly direction and it clicks right out of the keyboard. To put it back, you just slide it in.
881410
If its the thin one like mine then probably not too well as mine does not. It just slides out and on top of that the keyboard doesn't work.
2001883
Yes, you can slide tray with keyboard completely under the desk. The tray has height adjustments. When resting at top height(flush to desk) you will not be able to slide it under, but you just lower the tray, and it slides right under desk.
531020
No, there is no slide tray for your computer keyboard. I use an Apple IMAC anyway and the keyboard is much smaller anyway. Works great for me.
258282
The keyboard is attached by magnet. It moves and slides very easy!!!! It does not attach in any groove just by magnets on the side of the case.
772672
yes, it pulls all the way out and goes back in when you are done with the keyboard. hope this helps!!
2248430
The keyboard drawer has a "step down" because the front of the drawer opens. But the drawer does pull out for use. I also use the keyboard on the desk top. I use the drawer for storage; it slides in and out easily.
2246343
You just lay it in front on the keyboard and the material it's made from just stays in place. When I want to move it have to pick it up to adjust it because it doesn't slide.
830637
Be careful removing the ipad from the case. You need to slide it toward the keyboard to remove safely. I pulled upward once when in a hurry and cracked the corner where the plastic tab for turning the pad on and off is located. even with that crack, though, the pad still fits securely in the case.
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My laptop has little rubber "knobs" on the bottom to prevent sliding. I'm sure sleeker/thinner laptops probably don't have that but my HP does which means that my laptop stays where I put it. If your laptop is completely flat and smooth on the bottom, it will likely slide, but you can always cover the desk with a towel or something else if it's an issue.
1704364
Absolutely, the keyboard holder stores under the desk. The depth of the desk does matter. I have 18 inches of depth under my desk; the keyboard holder makes it under hides perfectly under the desk. If you have less depth, the keyboard will protrude to some degree. The holder is 30.5 inches wide. The Kensington easily holds my Microsoft Ergonomic 4000v1.0 keyboard, leaving an additional 10+ inches for a mouse and pad.
1822813
Yes, it does slide back under the desk. depending on how far out you mount it though, it may not completely slide back under. If you mount it back a little bit, it should go completely back under the desk.
1489332
No. It is actually a keyboard shelf that pulls out and the front pulls down.