Does it have tilt legs? I have seen nothing indicating if you can tilt it slightly like most keyboards. Thanks
667883
It has the little kickstands on the back to allow you to tilt it; however, you shouldn't use those since it's not ergonomically correct ;)
1743814
Yes, it has tilt legs - but they are so small that they really don't do much. For those who want to be ergonomically correct, don't use them. For the rest of us, you'll need to put something under them to get any amount of worthwhile tilt to the keyboard.
2054377
it has rubber like pads on top to keep the keyboard from faling off of it. I like itthe only one I can find that would give me leg room, and I have 88 key Keyboardyou can adjust the width to any keyboard and the height. You can slide the keyboardaround, but some resistance, I can't find any other one like this for sale, so I am happy with it.works great
1015450
It can adjust to about 90 degrees which probably put it around 2-4 inches above table level. Not sure why you would do that unless standing, in that case it might not work well or not depending the height you need for the keyboard. I quite like mine, the washers did fall out and we had to insert a lock washer to solve problem. Since doing that though it works great and take shoulder stress of very well. Takes some getting use to.
1915346
Yes, Brad, it does tilt. It tilts from vertical to 5.5 degrees down to 22 degrees up.
2079253
No tilt on this one. It is an extremely flush fit so there would be no room for it to tilt anyway. There is only one finger's worth of space once it's mounted so all connections have to be made before you hang it. I have it holding up a 70in LED since Nov 2013 with no problems.
1594728
It does not swivel (side to side) but can tilt (towards the keyboard or away from 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.
324843
It does not wobble while typing. You can put a mouse on it, but it is not sturdy enough to lean your arm on it. I noticed your user name has dr in it. This was purchased for a dr and he hates it. It is too short for him (he is 5'10"), it does not push well from room to room and feels very cheap.
1168830
It's pretty solid, much more so than it looks. Could you make it wobble if you really wanted to? I suppose, but it's pretty stable in normal use. That said, I found myself using the keyboard with the tray resting on my lap, which doesn't wobble at all.
1087676
This stand is very sturdy, stability isn't an issue, in fact the heavier the keyboard the more stable it should be. I haven't noticed any shaking and I do usually pound away (I'm more concerned with the keyboard being able to take it) but since you asked, I can get the stand to wobble left and right a bit if I push and deliberately try to get it to sway laterally but it has absolutely no movement up and down or front to back no matter how much force I use. It takes deliberate effort to make it move sideways, not something you would normally do, you could beat this stand with a sledgehammer and it wouldn't shake, I don't think you should have any concerns. This stand is very sturdy, stability isn't an issue, in fact the heavier the keyboard the more stable it should be. I haven't noticed any shaking and I do usually pound away (I'm more concerned with the keyboard being able to take it) but since you asked, I can get the stand to wobble left and right a bit if I push and deliberately try to get it to sway laterally but it has absolutely no movement up and down or front to back no matter how much force I use. It takes deliberate effort to make it move sideways, not something you would normally do, you could beat this stand with a sledgehammer... » Read More This stand is very sturdy, stability isn't an issue, in fact the heavier the keyboard the more stable it should be. I haven't noticed any shaking and I do usually pound away (I'm more concerned with the keyboard being able to take it) but since you asked, I can get the stand to wobble left and right a bit if I push and deliberately try to get it to sway laterally but it has absolutely no movement up and down or front to back no matter how much force I use. It takes deliberate effort to make it move sideways, not something you would normally do, you could beat this stand with a sledgehammer and it wouldn't shake, I don't think you should have any concerns. « Show Less
987528
It doesn't really tilt, but you can adjust slightly. Does not have a pivotal mount or anything like that. Very functional though.
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.
1300442
Yes - there are two feet on the top (back) of the keyboard that allow about a half inch rise when they are extended. By the way, after doing years of admin support, office management and teaching, this is by far the BEST keyboard I have ever used. Of course... keep in mind preferences are personal. Love it!
1905148
I really can't use it for my laptop . It is too high and there is no height adjustment. I am very tall and it still is too high for me to use. If you can sit somewhere that it goes into the sides of the chair or couch cushion you are sitting on it will be lower and more stable. I don't have a chair like that The top does tilt but it still is not easy to use. The legs do not tighten and are very wobbly. I would advise not to buy it
1462789
Hi JOhn, Yes, it has a tilt. Just push the center top edge of the monitor gently forward or backward and it will tilt according to your desired angle.
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.
1045641
It does not go all the back. It tilts almost flush to flat with keyboard, but does not fold back to the keyboard.