is the mouse tray really sturdy enough?
1294677
I've put weight on mine while doing light tasks (surfing, email etc.) but also a little more aggressive video games on Steam. Both supported on a table with me leaning forward on it. But also unsupported with my laptop being in my lap on a couch and the mouse tray in the air off to my side. For the record. I've used mine as a daily staple since Dec 27th for at least 8 hrs a day. I keep it in my bag which gets tossed between my trunk, my house and my parents house while I've been taking care of them the time I've had it.
1294678
Yes, we have not had a problem it. This one we ordered for our son. We have had the first one for over a year.
1294679
Yeah it is. Plus where you place the laptop is rubbery so your laptop wont fall off.
1969340
The trays themselves are sturdy. The stand is a little wobbly due to its' construction, but it will not fall over very easily.
1353004
Yes, the mouse tray screws into either side (a previous version of this keyboard tray could be switched at will, but this version requires that you use a wrench or similar to unscrew the bolt).
296660
I don't remember how wide the tray is, but the mousepad can slide over the keyboard and it does slide under the desk like that.
1216671
There is a clamp connecting the platform to the surface, and it is pretty secure. In the several months since I bought mine, it shifts slightly some.. But never falls off. I would assume unless the mouse is very heavy it would support it.
520922
That is the usable space available. It is large enough to put a keyboard on it and still have enough space left over to use the mouse. Be very careful when you install that everything is lined up squarely under the desks edge or it won't open smoothly.
1936628
Mouse pointer is stable with both of M525 mouses I have. I'd try on solid surface on another computer and send for repair if it still creeps.
1330585
I've had no problem with this desk at all. the roll out portion seems to be fine. I use this desk as a nightstand that holds my computer a very large monitor and the pull out part holds the keyboard and mouse and i stash my glasses and remote control at night. it's a nice desk.
2065761
Not sure, as I am currently moving and desk is in storage. However, tray is sufficient size for standard keyboard with enough space for wireless mouse. Storage compartment holds a few essentials like pens, paper clips, etc.
1353808
Neither the anchor bracket, arm from anchor nor plastic tray are inherently flimsy. Because the plastic tray is so wide - a 'strong' point when using a large ergonomic keyboard and still have room for a mouse - the tray does have some flex. I do lots of fast typing and find no problems with this units strength.
215634
Not really, the mouse can fit there, but there is not enough room to actually move it around.
1464869
Table is very sturdy. It is a little high. I use a mouse and have plenty of room. I have a 17" laptop.
950801
Yes, it is sturdy enough that a cat would not tip it over, unless it's a really huge cat dropping onto it from above. If you're just talking about a cat hopping onto it from the desktop, no problem.
799518
I use it with my laptop so don't know about use with a monitor. I don't find the hand on mouse as a problem. Have to tighten a screw on the arm every once in a while so the tray doesn't slip down but that's not much of an issue.
99102
The storage compartment is removable (in fact it rattles a bit when I use the keyboard) so theoretically you could put something flat over the "hole" to make a larger mouse surface. It IS an opening that is covered by the tray, however- nothing underneath it.
1508073
I believe the answer is "yes", assuming your keyboard is no bigger than 11 1/2 inches by about 18 inches (allowing about 6 x 10 for a mouse). The wrist guard/support is not attached to the tray when it arrives. One can decide not to use it, which is the choice I made. I did choose to use an old wrist support for the mouse, however. By the way, I also chose not to attach the keyboard to the tray, because the keyboard is wireless. I've been very satisfied with this product, after years of putting up with cheap plastic trays which didn't last. Hope this helped.
644527
Very firmly. I use it in my lap frequently and that was impossible with my old keyboard too. I've had mine for 3 months so far and couldn't be happier!