🖥️ LuckIn 2-Pack Adjustable Arm Rest Support for Desk in Various Thickness, Computer Wrist Rest Extender with Ergonomic Design, Black Review

I have a very narrow desk (only 17 1/2 inches deep) and my right arm was constantly hurting in my shoulder and on the right side of my neck from dangling my entire right arm in the air. only my wrist is supported by the table and mouse pad. My loving husband was about to try to build me something but he decided to see if there was already a solution and lo and behold, there is! Modify the base to match my desk and have the drawer open, but it's an old, dented desk and I don't mind if this part…

I think the part that attaches to the table should be a little longer at the top and maybe a little softer material on the comfy side. Not a bad set, and relieved my elbows of some specific pain (already growing, this should have partially alleviated). However, I had to remove some of the trim from the table. They are really meant for thinner or straight tables. If you have decorative facades, this probably won't work. With the overlay I mainly use, it fell off after about 4 hours. After I…

Very sturdy, fell off a bit but feels very sturdy overall. I got this because I have a small table and nowhere to put my hand and I was putting pressure on my wrist and seeing the ill effects of that. This armrest took all the pressure off my wrist and the pain went away. I was worried the rubber would be weird or uncomfortable, but it turned out very well. The rubber ensures a good friction that prevents the hand from slipping off. The 2 pack was very good, allowing me to take one for work and

1. It's plastic, not a strong type that imposes a load when you put weight on it. Don't expect it to take too long.2. It is not height adjustable, it depends on your table height + 1/2 inch. Doesn't swing, you need to move/adjust the support horizontally, but if you change position, you need to move it again.3. Pain when placing elbows on the surface, for use you need to put something soft but not too hard, as this will change the height.

Armrest for my chair Broke and I got these to replace my arms/hands. I saw the offer and thought it was good. I wasn't wrong. The product has held up pretty well over all the months I've used it. The height cannot be adjusted as it is fixed at the same height as the table you choose. You need to put a soft cloth over it if you're the type to hold something in your hands for long periods of time. I like the grip so it doesn't bother me that much. In general, you like to put your hand on the…

Where has that thing been all my life? I have a cramped space at my kitchen table that I use as an office. The only way I could accommodate an ergonomic chair was to remove the armrests, which caused work fatigue. I'm a writer and I sit at this desk many, many hours a day. These armrests support my arms perfectly! They are simply screwed to the edge of the table, they can be rotated at the angle of the forearms. Also, the lip I have to screw it onto is only 2 inches deep, which was an issue…

I was very skeptical but after a day of use I was sold. I started getting pains in my wrists from typing on the keyboard for hours. My desk was too high and the back of the chair too low, causing my wrists and forearms to dig into the table. I decided to buy it to see if it would give me an artificial armrest and relieve pressure. on my hands and of course I felt the results immediately. The armrest is made of soft cheap rubber plastic that picks up lint very easily. However, the bumps provide…

Although they look and feel a bit cheap, they are so versatile and useful that I will keep buying them! First, they are so easy to attach to the table. Just slide it over the edge and tighten the screw until it stops. I haven't had any issues with them slipping or falling off. The rubber grip/padding on top is also very nice. The arms on each of them are fully rotatable, so you can position them at different angles to find the one that's most comfortable for you. Not only do I use them to…

I have a very narrow desk (only 17 1/2 inches deep) and my right arm was constantly in pain in my shoulder and on the right side of my neck because my entire right arm was forced to flex with just mine in the air dangle wrist supports table and mouse pad. My loving husband was about to try to build me something but he decided to see if there was already a solution and lo and behold, there is! It had to modify the base to fit my desk and allow the drawer to open, but it's a battered old desk and