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Upgraded to a standing desk last year. At first I didn't add my existing keyboard tray since the desk height can be adjusted for correct keyboard ergonomics. Ve
by Foxcoditrad54 4y ago
Upgraded to a standing desk last year.
At first I didn't add my existing keyboard tray since the desk height can be adjusted for correct keyboard ergonomics.
Very soon identified some problems:
1. My display cannot be adjusted high enough (this can be fixed by putting a book under the display).
2. Keyboard and mouse take up valuable space on the desk.
3. (most important) Display is physically closer and occupies more of my field-of-view. After a day of work this made me dizzy.
So now I'm happily using the keyboard tray again.
- Auracle 4y agoIt sounds like a monitor arm also would’ve solved those issues, though I suppose that would be more expensive.