What is the true width laying flat? The descriptions refer to 10" and most full keyboards are about 17". A bit confused...Help?
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Hi. I bought the wrist cushion as a gift because I loved mine so much. I no longer have mine (laptop-only now), but I seem to remember it stretching nearly the length of my full-size IBM straight keyboard, or else I never noticed the shortage. Sorry I don't have measurements, but I can say that my wrist was properly supported wherever I typed. I can call my sister and ask for the measurement if you want. Great product.
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Sorry for the late response...i hope this question will at least help those who also inquire about this topic. The width...from end to end, is about 15-17 inches from what i got. It runs the full length of my keyboard from the ctrl key to the Del key on the keypad.
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Just smoothed the keyboard pad and measured it - results: 16.34 inches. Picking it up and dropping it softly on desktop - result: 16.5 inches. Mine is several years old in great shape and very comfortable for me. My desk surface is a little high so I appreciate the soft beads.
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Mine is exactly 17 x 2.5 inches. I have two, overlapped as well as 2 imak mouse wrist wrests. I like a lot of coverage and they feel nice. I wish they were longer too, but it's actually the same width of my keyboard, but my arms come in at different angles periodically so I like more coverage. They get dusty looking over time but it's worth it to me for the way it feels.
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The inner surface on which the keyboard is placed is about 22 & 3/4 in. wide. The whole tray is 24 & 1/2 in. wide. If the width you were asking about is what I'm looking at as depth, that measurement is 9 in.
139204
Those are not the dimensions. I don't have it in front of me but it basically the same length as a full keyboard, about 1 inch high and 2 - 2 1/2 inches wide. It is very comfortable and I would highly recommend the product
857033
Hi, the keyboard is 15" wide x6.5" deep. I am still quite satisfied with one I bought. Much better quality.
1714824
The height should be find for most modern keyboards. The width would be the problem. I have a compact keyboard that would fit under it (without a numpad), but my regular keyboards would be too wide.
340358
keys are flat, im not to sure what you mean alignment distance if you mean if they're straight lined up even then no, they're like any other keyboard slightly spaced off.
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Hi Cathy!Overall Width: 39.375''WOverall Depth: 23.563''DOverall Height: 29.5''HWeight Capacity: 165 lbs.Pull-Out Keyboard: 23.625''W x 12.375''DLet me know if I can assist you with anything else.AisteBisonOffice
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The inside dimension accross (top) is really less than 17 inches;I use the stand for my flat panel monitor solely.Underneath the width accross is about 20 3/4 inches for my standard keyboard (18").The right side is for my standard mouse.I have been very satisfied with the stand;easy to assemble in just a few minutes.I truly hope this info help you.
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Hello, I am not good with ruler measurements, however, I have lined up the keyboard with my arm(shoulder to hand) It was the exact length ,pretty much. It is about as long as your arm(hand to shoulder)outstrecthed. I'm 5'5 in height though. This is not a large keyboard, its small.
1039800
It's 16.5 inches long and is just longer than a standard keyboard. When it's shipped, it's folded in half so they must mean the shipping length.
1999566
I measured the keyboard platform at a little under 19" wide. You might be able to leave off the end caps and make it fit leaving off the mouse platform. Seems risky. This thing is pretty flimsy: a couple of years after installation the platform has warped and the keyboard is not stable. I would not buy it again but it is not so bad I will replace it before it finally breaks.
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The keyboard is very light, just a few ounces. It is 9.5 x 5 inches. The answer by "David" about the size is incorrect. However, he is correct about a little lag. I also really like this unit, have had it for the better part of a year, useful & reliable, no issues.
402981
The keyboard is full size when folded out, but this keyboard doesn't give you much time to pair with your device. I haven't been able to use it.
1036357
The stand is adjustable for the height, which will also change the width depending on where you adjust it to. On mine as it sits it is: Feet are 18 1/4" front to back. The arms the keyboard sits on are 13 1/4" front to back (depth). It is 30 3/4" tall and 26 3/4" wide.
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Not sure I can help much, since I have not really used this keyboard yet and it's been a long time since I've played a piano. However, the keys appear to me to be full size (something that I considered important to me also) and there is a moderate amount of resistance when pressing them. But, although the keys are not just floppy loose, I have no problem depressing them. Can't you give it a try and return it if not satisfied?
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I wonder if the Amazon numbers are shipped size, perhaps. The actual keyboard is a bit over 18" wide and roughly 6.5" deep. Less than an inch thick.It's a nice keyboard with a small size, but fully functional. The only issue is that the F-Keys are not really functional as MacAlly did something weird with them that requires a driver, but they do not support newer Mac OS X releases. It works fine under 10.9.1 (which I am writing this reply under) but there is no way to use the special functions on the F-Keys or just make them work as normal F-Keys except by using the Fn key. I wonder if the Amazon numbers are shipped size, perhaps. The actual keyboard is a bit over 18" wide and roughly 6.5" deep. Less than an inch thick.It's a nice keyboard with a small size, but fully functional. The only issue is that the F-Keys are not really functional as MacAlly did something weird with them that requires a driver, but they do not support newer Mac OS X releases. It works fine under 10.9.1 (which I am writing this reply under) but there is no way to use the special functions on the F-Keys or just make them work as normal F-Keys except by using the Fn... » Read More I wonder if the Amazon numbers are shipped size, perhaps. The actual keyboard is a bit over 18" wide and roughly 6.5" deep. Less than an inch thick.It's a nice keyboard with a small size, but fully functional. The only issue is that the F-Keys are not really functional as MacAlly did something weird with them that requires a driver, but they do not support newer Mac OS X releases. It works fine under 10.9.1 (which I am writing this reply under) but there is no way to use the special functions on the F-Keys or just make them work as normal F-Keys except by using the Fn key. « Show Less
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This keyboard is a VERY small keyboard. Its about 23" long and about 7 and a half inches wide. Hopefully these measurements are what you're looking for. If you have any more questions about this keyboard i would be more than happy to reply!