🖱️ SKYZONAL Ergonomic Mouse Platform: Under Desk Wrister Mouse Pad - Black Review

I bought this to have a joystick tray that can be rotated under the table when not in use. It was cheap so I decided to give it a try and if it breaks no big deal. This was over a year ago and not only has it not broken, it looks and works exactly as it did when new. Keep in mind that the weight of a joystick combined with hand pressure during gameplay is probably 2-10 times that of a mouse. But this shelf has held up very well. Sure, it creaks when you press it hard (during flight), but for…

This would have been a four star rating if I hadn't gone through a lot of heartache trying to figure out how to finally get this working properly. Let's deal with the obvious. not on the way. The smooth, hard handle that attaches to your desk was a TERRIBLE design decision. I twisted the thing as tight as I could only to see the clamp finally free from my desk. Common sense was to put some kind of cup shaped metal collar on it with rubber grommets. This would provide a secure hold. I tried…

I needed 2 pieces, quite a worthy product. I had to return them as I found the design unstable. It has to do with clamps. The handle that rotates the clamp is the part that presses it against the table. It's a hard plastic handle with a rounded tip. It's not very stable and doesn't have a bite so it slips easily when you try to tighten it and the whole jig moves no matter how hard you tighten it. The rest of the actual clip is well done. It is metallic and has padding on flat surfaces. I think…

This platform serves its purpose. I preferred it to other options to be able to adjust the height from the tabletop. I do not regret it. However, there are a few details that I think could be improved. 1. Slightly large surface area for the mouse. Most mouse pads I've used don't fit, and my wrist sits right on the edge, which is pretty uncomfortable. I would probably just remove that protrusion if I were the manufacturer.2. It tends to tilt when you tighten the clamp screw on the table or desk.

This product works very well. I was able to lower the mouse to a level that did no further damage to my wrist and hand. At the same time, as already mentioned, others. The stupid "button" has NO grip and allows the damn thing to just move. I tried the rubber gasket idea mentioned elsewhere, but came up with a much better solution. I countersunk the bracket 1 set of screw holes and left the top 2 screw holes "open". I took 2 wood screws that fit the holes and screwed them into my table. No more…