VIVO Wood Arm Rest Mouse Pad with Wrist Cushion, Adjustable Length Support Platform Tray, Chair Attachment Extension with Straps, Black, MOUNT-MS02D

ya know? sometimes you just swing and hope. this was a home run! assembles in 3 minutes, attached SECURELY to chair in less than that. now, my chairs arms are a bit oddly designed, so i could only get 2 of the velcro strips to attach, but this thing is not going anywhere if i am simply careful. no problem. outstanding product for the person who wants to kick back with feet up and who uses mouse more than keyboard. would definitely recommend. only thing i would do different is maybe some sort of clamp system rather than velcro, but as a tinkerer, i will figure out that one myself. well done vivo!

works as intended but weak because it's made out of particle board and may rip out the hardware if you try to strap it to your chair too hard. I'm buying another one but shouldn't have too just 6 months after I bought the first one.

Perfect for my computer workstation

As a mousepad it does the job- good size pad, wide enough to comfortably rest your forearm. The wrist pad is surprisingly supportive and comfortable. That being said, it's pricier than my previous arm rest mousepad, much bulkier and heavier, and while it's obviously tough and durable, it isn't sticky or bound enough to stay in place- it keeps sliding on my chair's arm rest no matter what I do. Maybe it's my chair, but I'm looking for a replacement very soon.

Starps to my chair and stays in place well. There is more than enough room for me to move the mouse without having to reset it's position, like I had originally expected. Has made gaming sessions on my PC way easier and relaxed, allowing me to play longer without discomfort. It's made of good solid materials so I doubt it'll break down on me anytime soon.

Be warned: you must assemble and need a phillips screwdriver. That being said, easy assembly, though you need to figure out where the straps will go on your chair arm first. You are not stuck with the location it is sent in. Someone else posted some good images of the slots in the metal that you can use for the straps. I had to move 2. Once assembled with the straps suitable for your chair arm, this is solid. A bit heavy so it needs to be secure. The place where the mouse goes has a teeny bit of a lip so the mouse doesn't just fly off if you turn the chair too quickly like my old plastic one did. You can, however, knock it off without too much effort. Learning curve. Pros: I can use my mouse at the correct level for my shoulder. Mouse does not fly off most of the time. Sturdy. I lower the chair arm and the whole thing slides under my desk. Was able to make it fit on 2 different office depot task chairs and an old Aeron chair . Cons:A little heavy(kind of a plus, too) Not as easy to move the velcro around as I might like. I liked my plastic one, but I love this one. Stops my shoulder and back from aching after a long day working code and spreadsheets and doesn't scary flex or send the mouse to the floor when I use the chair arm to stand up. I'd definitely buy it again.

It's built solid and provides plenty of room for work a mouse. Although, I use the mouse pad/wrist pad on top of it. My chair arm rests have a very wide arm rest support and so I had to reposition the straps utilizing the slots in the adjustment plate. This was easily done. The adjustability isn't like you can lift a latch and move it. You have to set it to the length you want and lock it in place with screws. Lastly, the arm rest part where the elbow lies is lacking sufficient padding. I'd definitely give it 5 stars if it had better padding in the elbow area. I'll have to find something to provide additional padding.

Takes extensive time to figure out how to set up. It is an involved setup and the instructions are extremely consolidated and unhelpful. The padding for the elbow is "okay" but it is elevated from the armrest and cut with a straight edge... so if you brush your arm over it constantly hooks/"cuts" you... edges should be rounded. Also the ergonomic wrist pad that it came with nearly tore in half just when removing the 3M sticky tape from it....

Tough quality but it is not very stable when strapped to the chair arm

It is a very good quality product, I was able to customize it to the chair even though the arm rest design is a bit short. It’s exactly what I was looking for, to save my hand from cramping.

suche schon länger nach einer Lösung um meine Schulter/ Arm/ Hand zu entlasten. Da ich viel am PC sitze ( zockend ) und Linkshänderin bin. Außerdem kann ich aus Platzmangel nicht frontal zum PC Tisch sitzen. Stieß bei meiner Suche auf diesen Artikel und bestellte ihn etwas skeptisch. Lieferung erfolgte schneller als angekündigt. Allerdings mit einem anderen Zusteller als von Amazon angegeben. Das Päckchen war schwerer als erwartet. Nach dem Auspacken war ich positiv gestimmt. Alles sauber verarbeitet und die Bohrungen für die Schrauben 100% passgenau. Da kann sich manch ein Möbelhersteller eine dicke Beispiel dran nehmen. Beiliegend Metallschienen zur eventuell benötigten Verlängerung. Schnell zusammengeschraubt und dank der Klettstreifen einfach aber fest an der Armlehne meines alten Bürostuhls befestigt. Die Handballenablage bringt man dank Klebestreifen selbst passgenau an. Die Maus gleitet sauber über das Pad und dieses ist groß genug, dass man locker zwei nebeneinander stehende Bildschirme bedienen kann. Gebe hier eine klare Kaufempfehlung.

These are great additions for an office or gaming chair. Great for flight sim Hotas system.

I had no place on my key board for my mouse. The arm rest mouse pad works wonderfully, but make sure you have a wireless mouse to use with it.