I have a logitec g11 keyboard which is 21.5 x 9 inch wide, and a office chair that has rounded foam arms would this be suitable? Im in UK
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It will probably fit it has a clamp with adjustable screws. However it is very weak at the swivel hinge and will most likely break with very little pressure.Mine broke in 3 months. Before it broke it was great though.
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Lynda, I use the Microsoft 4000 ergo keyboard that is 20 x 11 and there is no problem whatsoever. You can move your keyboard to whatever position you want. My chair has padded round arms, too, and I believe that they include enough adaptors for you to be able to install it on any chair. You should not have any issues.
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I pulled out my tape measure and the most narrow spot on the tray is 20 inches, so your keyboard might bleed a little over each edge id you center it. However it does have an hourglass shape and the top and bottom measure 22 inches. My keyboard is 21 inches and have no issues don't imagine the extra quarter inch bleed on each side would be an issue. About the rounded arms, yes it will work although it takes a bit more tweaking to get it to be level.
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The keyboard tray is about 12 inches deep (that's more than your keyboard) and about 19.5 inches wide at the narrowest point (in the middle where the tray curves in) and 21.5 inches wide where the flares out at time and bottom of the tray. See product photos to see how tray is shaped -- it's not a perfect rectangle. So depending on where your keyboard feet are, and whether you extend the feet or use it flat, it may work just fine. My chair also has rounded foam arms. But once the Mobo arm rests are attached properly, they will level based on how they are tightened. I have no problem. The arm rests are very firmly attached on top of the rounded foam arms, which are recessed within the Mobo arm rests. The keyboard tray is about 12 inches deep (that's more than your keyboard) and about 19.5 inches wide at the narrowest point (in the middle where the tray curves in) and 21.5 inches wide where the flares out at time and bottom of the tray. See product photos to see how tray is shaped -- it's not a perfect rectangle. So depending on where your keyboard feet are, and whether you extend the feet or use it flat, it may work just fine. My chair also has rounded foam arms. But once the Mobo arm rests are attached properly, they will level based on how they are tightened. I have no... » Read More The keyboard tray is about 12 inches deep (that's more than your keyboard) and about 19.5 inches wide at the narrowest point (in the middle where the tray curves in) and 21.5 inches wide where the flares out at time and bottom of the tray. See product photos to see how tray is shaped -- it's not a perfect rectangle. So depending on where your keyboard feet are, and whether you extend the feet or use it flat, it may work just fine. My chair also has rounded foam arms. But once the Mobo arm rests are attached properly, they will level based on how they are tightened. I have no problem. The arm rests are very firmly attached on top of the rounded foam arms, which are recessed within the Mobo arm rests. « Show Less
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I keep my keyboard on my lap. Not on the keyboard plate as provided. It takes up some space on the fold out pads. I use a mouse on the left pad and a ZBoard Game Pad on the right. It would depend on your application. I have a G11 keyboard but I use a Logitech K 800 cordless keyboard with this Mobo fold out arrangement on a gaming chair with the keyboard on my lap to give me maximum use of the foldout pad space. Works out well for me. Just remember not to put any weight on the fold out pads as they will break and render the pads useless. I like them and have better scores on games using them. Good Luck.
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I keep my keyboard on my lap. Not on the keyboard plate as provided. It takes up some space on the fold out pads. I use a mouse on the left pad and a ZBoard Game Pad on the right. It would depend on your application. I have a G11 keyboard but I use a Logitech K 800 cordless keyboard with this Mobo fold out arrangement on a gaming chair with the keyboard on my lap to give me maximum use of the foldout pad space. Works out well for me.Just remember not to put any weight on the fold out pads as they will break and render the pads useless. I like them and have better scores on games using them. Good Luck. I keep my keyboard on my lap. Not on the keyboard plate as provided. It takes up some space on the fold out pads. I use a mouse on the left pad and a ZBoard Game Pad on the right. It would depend on your application. I have a G11 keyboard but I use a Logitech K 800 cordless keyboard with this Mobo fold out arrangement on a gaming chair with the keyboard on my lap to give me maximum use of the foldout pad space. Works out well for me.Just remember not to put any weight on the fold out pads as they will break and render the pads useless. I like them and have better scores on games using... » Read More I keep my keyboard on my lap. Not on the keyboard plate as provided. It takes up some space on the fold out pads. I use a mouse on the left pad and a ZBoard Game Pad on the right. It would depend on your application. I have a G11 keyboard but I use a Logitech K 800 cordless keyboard with this Mobo fold out arrangement on a gaming chair with the keyboard on my lap to give me maximum use of the foldout pad space. Works out well for me.Just remember not to put any weight on the fold out pads as they will break and render the pads useless. I like them and have better scores on games using them. Good Luck. « Show Less
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My desk is 21" wide and it fits. The Varidesk sits on two full width bars. On my desk, the bar overhangs the desk by 5" which is not a problem, since that is the width of the part of the Varidesk that support the keyboard, which should probably overhand the desk. The part of the bars that overhangs contains rubbers buffers to protect the desk surface, so if maintaining a pristine surface is important, you should find thin, 2" rubber pads to put under the front of the bars. Three other things you should know: the Varidesk is much larger than it looks in the pictures; it is very heavy (but elevates easily); and you'll probably need longer cables for your monitor, speakers and USB hubs, if any.
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Wide enough to hold my Microsoft Ergo Keyboard and still have room for the mouse beside it. It is likely large enough for any normal keyboard you have.
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I would say yes. I have a Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 and it easily fits beneath the desk top. Make sure you desk chair goes up and down to adjust your sitting height.
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My rough measurement was about 32" across so you should have plenty of room for your keyboard. Good luck!
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I have a very large Microsoft wireless keyboard and my mousepad barely fits without having to shift the keyboard to the extreme left side of the tray. Normal keyboards should have no trouble. Hope this helps.
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My Razer lycosa keyboard is a few inches smaller than yours and it barely fits so I don't think it's possible to fit it.
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I'm not sure. I don't have a Logitech keyboard :/. If it's not bulky then it should be ok. If it adds to much height or width to he original size of the ipad, then probably not
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Probably not. The minimum width is 21" (53 cm), and a typical 25 key controller keyboard is 19" (or 48 cm) wide.
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I think it would probably be a bit too small for that. I have a full-sized keyboard (including numeric keypad) and a Logitech trackball-type controller, and there's plenty of room for that, but I know I could not fit a typical mouse pad on there.
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The keyboard tray is 22" wide. I have a wide keyboard and there is not enough space for the keyboard and mouse.
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It depends on the length of the chair arms. I have an average office style chair and the arms extend out from the edge of the chair cushioned back 1Ft 5inches. The mouse rests flip outward, giving you (roughly) another 6 inches before the edge of the keyboard tray, which rests easily on the rubber glides underneath. There is enough play that I can almost put the tray out almost 18inches away and it still rests on both rubber glides on the mouse rest edges. It could be even more if you rig extensions onto the tops of the arms, strapping them in place with pipe ties.
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It might be a bit tighter than, say, sharing a piano, but I think it would work. It would be more a matter of how wide your keyboard is.
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The inside dimension of the drawer is 21 and 1/2 inches wide so it really depends on the width of your keyboard. My mouse will not fit.
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I'm not sure if it will fit that dimension; however, I've had problems with this keyboard. Never worked for me. Wire shortage.
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Yes your keyboard should fit, with a little room to spare. Inside dimensions are about 44 x 7 x 19". It also has inside straps with velcro so that a keyboard smaller than the inside dimensions will fit tight.
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my razer anansi and logitech g15 (the old one with fold down screen) would not fit. I ended up getting a CoolerMaster small keyboard.