This heavy duty keyboard stand features a bullet-nose pull mechanism that locks the arms and legs in place. The adjustable straps and double-braced tubing add extra strength and durability.

Replace the keyboard legs with the wire parts of the binder clip. This will give the computer keyboard a bit more height than the original feet gave it. I find it easier to type on the computer ...

The only other thing I wish it had was keyboard legs for a steeper angle, but the reversible rubber feet on bottom of the base work just fine. While physical customization is at the heart of the ...

All these Gravastar boards sport the same overall organic design, which is striking enough, but the K1 Pro goes a step further with legs that sprout from the rear corners of the keyboard.

backlight etc… Some extra keyboard legs or rubber feet would surely come in handy. It’s a good idea to mention right away that this is a mechanical keyboard so it’s way above the ordinary ...

and front keyboard legs support optimal hand and wrist positioning for all-day ergonomic comfort and productivity. Sustainability Focused – To reduce environmental impact, the outer casing and ...

Keyboards generally have legs that can be pulled down to tilt the keyboard up in the back and down in front. With or without a wrist rest, this common keyboard tilt causes the wrist to flex ...

The Logitech ERGO K860 ergonomic keyboard is a sturdy and thoughtfully-designed peripheral that’s great for long typing sessions, providing great support with its wrist rest and front tilt legs.