KINESISV3 Tenting Accessory for Freestyle2 Ergonomic Keyboard (AC730)

Had keyboard with this stand at work and loved it. Bought it for home. Was cheaper to buy separately than the keyboard with accessories. Snapped onto the keyboard easily.Had trouble at first with it falling off the second height. Was pretty frustrated until I realized you have to snap the two pieces on each side together, then it's actually stable. After that, very happy with this.

Simple to attach, several good heights to choose from.

It's all plastic... for the premium we are paying for this keyboard and its accessories, I would expect much better materials. At the same time, the product works to reduce strain while typing.

I bought this product in conjunction with the purchase of a new Kinesis Freestyle keyboard for Mac. The Kinesis website was correct, this accessory fits on Mac keyboards, and it works as advertised, with the installation being a simple click onto the bottom of the keyboard. Although the color is black and the Mac keyboard is white, it's inconspicuous, since my keyboard tray is also black. The only thing that shows is the front tab on on each keyboard, and these are very small. I would have preferred the accessory which tilts the keyboard a lot higher, but that wouldn't fit on the keyboard tray under my desk. This is a good compromise.

Not bad. Gave me the tent life on a freestyle2. Decent rubber feet.

It attaches to the keyboard easily, and the 5/10/15 degree angles give a good range for most users, but it has zero way to secure the feet, so on anything but the lowest setting, the keyboard simply falls. I solved the problem by putting the device into the position I wanted and using a bunch of wall-hanging putty to jam it in that position. But you're better off just bending a pair of sheetmetal book-ends and velcroing your keyboard to them. It'll cost less, and do at least as good a job as this flimsy thing.

I've used a Freestyle 2 for about 5 years. When I originally bought it, I bought the tenting accessory as well as the wrist rest addon. I absolutely loved the keyboard. A few days ago the keyboard got hit pretty hard and the only thing that broke was a tiny tab on one of the tenting units. Upon receiving this replacement (or so I thought), I discovered it does not attach the same as my old ones. It DOES NOT work with the wrist rest accessory. Extremely disappointing.If you have the palm rests, this should be the version you need: https://www.amazon.com/Accessory-Freestyle2-Ergonomic-Keyboard-Supports/dp/B008BVNQW4

These devices are easy to add to the keyboard. I like the flexibility in setting the height to three levels. I think the Kinesis keyboard and these accessories provide a better solution than the Microsoft and other angled keyboards that are not adjustable.

Really good for forcing me to type better :)

Great!

this is the second lift I've bought. I am missing a grip on both sides.This lift is a must if you bought the kinesis keyboard for ergonomic needs.

So, the Freestyle 2 keyboard itself is nice enough, but doesn't have feet or palm rests.I got these clip on feet, and they work pretty well, in themselves but your wrists are in free air.Bought the palm rests, which fit nicely but these feet no longer fit.You can tent the keyboard without palm rests, or have a flat keyboard with palm rests.Zero out of 10 for design.