ESC Flip Keyboard Stand for Desk, Compact Tilting Riser with 3 Adjustable Angles for Ergonomic Typing, Compatible with Magic Keyboard & Flat-Back Models

This keyboard stand tilting riser is a great addition to my setup. It was very easy to install and took just a few minutes to get everything in place. The quality is excellent—sturdy, well-built, and holds my keyboard securely without any wobbling. The tilt feature makes a noticeable difference in comfort and ergonomics. Overall, a simple, high-quality product that does exactly what it’s supposed to do. Highly recommend!

I am a desktop MAC user. For years now, the MAC desktop keyboard has been thin and completely flat. You'd think it would have a least little legs to prop it up if you wanted to, but nope. I guess if you're a laptop user, you're used to a completely flat keyboard, but even when I did own a laptop, I remained firmly a desktop user. My Apple keyboard flat on my desk felt odd, but I adapted. Although, apparently not fully. My typos eventually got ridiculous, but it never dawned on me the flat keyboard could have been part of the issue. One day, I don't know how, but I got the idea to search for a keyboard stand. And as usual, when we want to buy something, the review nightmare begin an hour - or more - of searching. How to figure out a nitpicker bad review from a real bad review is not always easy to do, and this stand had a few bad ones. Nevertheless, I finally settled on two stands, this being one. I read reviews back and forth. Eventually I said, "I'm done, I am getting this one!" I am glad I did! Had I listened to the reviews that said the stand comes off, I'd have missed out on a great stand. For one thing, while it is allegedly removable, I never had a reason to, so where I put it it has remained. In fact, I just purchased the new Apple keyboard with Touch ID, because I needed to upgrade my MAC computer, and tried to remove the stand from my old keyboard and it was not coming off easy, so I left it on it since I will continue using my old keyboard with my older computer. I am sure had I wanted to I could have removed it. Allegedly, you wash it and it sticks back on, but I never really needed to do that, so I cannot attest to that. Immediately, after I put the stand on my keyboard, the difference was amazing. The heigh is adjustable. The little legs prop up and 'lock' in various angles, separate from the larger legs, so you have a choice. When you first take the stand out of the box it may seem a bit bulky, but if you have a completely flat (and thin) keyboard, it is JUST the right height without even having to lift the little stand legs for more angle. The angle was perfect as is, it is stable, you do not even see it, and it is easy to stick to the keyboard. The design is very good as well. I cannot speak for the negative reviewer experiences, but mine has been so good, I just bought a second stand for my new keyboard. I really like it, it works great and my typos have decreased considerably. I guess there is something to this 'ergonomic' thing after all....

This keyboard stand performed as promised. You have a choice of height at the top of your keyboard. The attachment of the stand uses adhesive pads which, so far, have retained their adhesion. The stand is narrow enough to not extend beyond a compact Apple keyboard yet the support does not wobble. If you have a small space available for your keyboard, this leaves mouse space. For my needs, it works very well.

It affixes quite well on my Keychron Q6 8K. This is a full size keyboard and about 5 lbs in weight. It raised it just enough on the lowest setting. Any higher would be terrible. It is way too expensive for what it is, but, it is the best one out there. It is adjustable width and works well with the keyboard as mine is a nice flat aluminum bottom. This should be priced at least half of what it is selling for but I guess when it does the job best and they know it, that charge it. The color is black, wish they had it in white for my keyboard but that is not the end of the world. The material is plastic, at this price it should have been metal but what can you do. It does the job well. I just knocked it for the price. Expensive for what it is.

I love this thing! Isn't it just great when a product just does what it says it will do? I happen to like my computer keyboards to be elevated at a pretty steep angle. Have you noticed that keyboards are getting thinner and flatter every day? Well, I've tried quite a few risers and they're never quite right. Too high. Too low. But this one solves that problem. You can see in my photo that it has unique feet that adjust to pretty much any angle you prefer. Thank you! Something for everybody! It is expandable for easy transport or if you have a compact keyboard. I expanded it to full length and attached it to the bottom of a Logitech K980+ (pictured). However, it doesn't "attach" with adhesive so strong you damage your keyboard or leave residue. if you want to remove it - it comes off - and you can put it back on - and take it off again ... But it stays put when I move the keyboard around or pick it up. Don't know how they managed to pull this off but - it's great! Look great. Quality product.

I have 4 of these - one for each MacBook & Magic Keyboard I have. Total game changer for working from home office and for getting. The right position when traveling. I use these on the first (lowest) setting on all devices and love it. My only complaint is when traveling you may loose the rubber pads on the feet and the design (for travel) could be slimmer.

I like the design, it's sturdy and works well but it's not staying completely adhered to my brand new Apple Magic Keyboard. The plastic arm that connects the two "adhesive" ends of the stand has a bit of a bow to it. So when it's attached to a keyboard the bow puts a strain on endmost parts of the "adhesive" patches and after a couple hours they are lifted partway off the keyboard. Tried really pressing "adhesive" down hard, repositioning, everything but cleaning keyboard bottom with alcohol (which shouldn't be needed on a fresh-from-factory keyboard). I will try that next. tho. What I may have to do is scrape off the "adhesive" pads and replace with Command strips. Three stars because the stand does work and it's not coming completely unstuck from the keyboard. The bowing is the issue.

Between working from home a few days a week and using my home desktop for general use, I get a lot of keyboard time in on nearly a daily basis. Nearly every keyboard I've owned has had either one or both of its stand legs break off at some point in time. I was looking for a stand / riser to address that issue, and by extension to provide some comfort and relief on my wrists. This fit the bill perfectly. This stand attaches to the back of the device you want to use it on with suction pads on both ends of it. These pads help keep the stand in place. So far, I've found they allow the stand to stick well to the back of the keyboard. I can move the keyboard around on my desk without the stand coming off, but I did apply some pressure when applying the stand to the keyboard. The stand is adjustable width-wise, so it can be used on other devices besides keyboards like tablets. I haven't had this stand for too long at this point, so I don't know how it would affect the adhesiveness of the pads over time if it's often being switched out between different devices. There are four different rise levels. The levels are adjusted by the riser legs. All you need to do is pull out the appropriate leg for the height you want. So far I've only used the lowest leg, but it works perfect for me in conjunction with a wrist rest to provide typing comfort throughout the course of the day.