Can you adjust the keyboard stand so your wrists don't "droop"--in other words, so that it's flat instead of tilted?
1103536
Yes, it's really flimsy though, tried to use it but it kept sliding around and tilting on it's own.
1103537
Yes, you can adjust the multiple joints to make the keyboard different heights and different angles.
1103538
You can adjust the angle on the keyboard and it has a stop at the back to keep the keyboard from skidding off. I put a wrist support also to keep my shoulders relaxed.
1103539
You can adjust it but not on the fly. I have mine slight tilted up because I'm tall whereas my coworker has it flat. Adjustments take finagling.
2242906
My keyboard slants too but the wrist rest sits higher therefore mine does not slip away. I am able to rest my wrist on the wrist rest comfortably while I type with no issues what so ever. Hope this helps.
2259107
It doesn't have legs. The angle of the keyboard is set by the curve in the center. It takes a little to get used to. It has helped my wrist though.
209021
Yes. It can be turned vertical while on the case and attached on the stand. The stand is also detachable from the keyboard and can be moved farther and closer to the keyboard.
2015747
I'm not sure if it tilted up where the wrist rest was, I couldn't get past the discomfort of a split keyboard. The wrist rest was hard not soft so in my opinion it wouldn't cush anything. Other reviews may talk about it more, sorry.
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.
2247364
That wont be necessary, once you have accomplished the appropriate angles to create a sturdy stance nothing is going to fall. I stand all day but on occasion I sit. I simple bring my keyboard down to my desk and move my monitor to the keyboard tray which is perfect eye level for me I am 5'7.
964534
Hi Mary, Thank you for the email and interest. Unfortunately, the keyboard keys are not adjustable. Thank you. - AramediA
217842
Not sure. My rack is wobbly. I wound up getting bungy cords and wrapping around unit to make it more stable. Not the most comforting feeling when youhave 3 keyboards sitting on an unstable frame.
1176896
No, there's a lip where the keyboard sits so it doesn't slide off, but I wouldn't call it a wrist support. The whole thing is metal.
2223372
It's slightly tilted. Maybe less than 5 degrees. However, the hinge is then pressing into the keys of the keyboard. I don't think this is one of the intended postures.
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 :)
1668598
I don't think so, though there is a lot of adjustment possible. I'm not using this piece of gear at the moment - it was great for two large keyboards with one atop the other. I'm using a little 25 key keyboard these days.
1231031
Not at all... Just straight forward wrist position, it is a good keyboard but not as far as ergonomics are concerned...
1109373
I have only one hand, the left one. So I can't say for sure but the wrist rest is in the right spot for me. The legs are adjustable for 3 angles. It's been a great keyboard for me.
1076649
No. The iPad sits in a trough like groove in the keyboard and it is a static angle and a rigid structure. I have found this very nice as the whole thing does not flop flat or slide apart if I set it on my lap or move it around while using it.
1324881
I tried it vertically and horizontally and it always leans back. I am not happy with this stand as it wiggles when you touch it and this is a real draw back when you are typing.