Keyboard feet: Does this keyboard have retractable feet in the back bottom used for raising the back?
2064818
yes it does. it has two feet that fold up when not in use to tilt the board toward you. they are not adjustable, but they do not accidentally fold up if you move tho board, in fact they keep board from sliding away from you as you type.
1489333
Yes, but the back is open--really meant for a keyboard. I added a couple of plastic divider-type boxes, and they hold pencils, etc nicely. One of these days I'll get around to taping the back with duck tape.
2186696
yes, there are two fold-flat feet (say that 3 times fast) on the top underside of the keyboard to raise the back of the keyboard to an angle.
156685
I agree with my fellow purchaser below which I incorporate here in it's entirety: "The front is raised by 1/4" and the back is raised by 1 5/8". The front 1/4" raise is when you place the keyboard down into the stand so that the keyboard does not slip off of the stand. If if keyboard is placed on top of the front of the stand, then the keyboard would be raised 5/8" at the front." Ibid.
1402874
Yes. Depending on the height of your desk. It is a tray that goes under desk and pulls out. It then extends up about 10-12 inches and raises keyboard and mouse pad.
1891182
No, the "legs" that come with the Keyboard are a fixed height. Actually I wouldn't call them legs in the traditional sense, more like pegs or stubs :) But, it is enough to angle the Keyboard to help save the wear and tear on your wrists.Bob
2002009
Yes. The keyboard has two fold out legs that raise it up about 1 3/8 inch from the level position
242306
No, but the natural tilt is pretty flat. I still love this keyboard. Haven't thought much about the angle. Two other options for ergonomic help are Dragon Nat Speaking and foot pedal mouse and to a less extent touch screen monitor.
622021
It has legs on the bottom that raise the back about 1" when flipped down. Also has non-slip pads on the bottom. I was looking for a compact full function kybd with the Microsoft shortcut keys and some tactile feel, this one fits the bill and works fine. I would buy it again.
932867
There are two tabs that flip down to raise the keyboard. But there's only those two angles. Normal height and with the tabs down. Hope that helps
689685
Yes it is, the keyboard is detachable, via magnetic contacts. When not using it it folds back nicely. Ill be honest though I got more frustration than actual use from it. Great idea, maybe just needs to be refined a bit technologically. It woukd skip letters sometimes and it became annoying.
156689
The front is raised by 1/4" and the back is raised by 1 5/8". The front 1/4" raise is when you place the keyboard down into the stand so that the keyboard does not slip off of the stand. If if keyboard is placed on top of the front of the stand, then the keyboard would be raised 5/8" at the front.
689684
It is. I use the keyboard only about half the time. It folds behind easily with the keyboard still attached, or unattached.
1300440
Yes. The keyboard does have flip down feet...a feature I failed to mention.
157421
I use it without the rear elevated platform, the holes in the top aren't really noticeable. I also didn't use the keyboard tray since I use a laptop daily and have no need for it. It makes the perfect desk in my home office and I truly enjoy the fact that it has plenty of room for my laptop and second monitor.
1034785
yes, the keyboard has not stand, that´s correct. It is not uncomfortable because the key already is already slightly beveled.A to high angle is not very good for you wrist.We also use the keyboards :)
339439
No -- the monitor and keyboard trays are attached ... they move together as they are raised and lowered.