Deluxe Computer Armrest Wrist Rest - Multifunctional Arm-stand Computer Support - Adjustable for Chair or Desk-Red

Fantastic, durable, comfortable, cheap....cant really go wrong. Bought with http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004GXZ69W?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00 ...they go together like peanut butter and jelly! As far as strength goes, my kid (30 lbs) likes to do pull-ups from this thing...so take that for what its worth.

This product is very comfortable and has really reduced wrist fatigue for me. I chose this over others due to the memory foam wrist rest, and it is very, very comfortable. At first I thought the mousing surface was a little bit small, but once your wrist is planted and comfortable on that memory foam, it's hard to run out of room. I have large hands and use a large mouse, so can sometimes bump the upper right hand side of the pad's lip (which keeps the mouse from falling over the edge) - just a minor inconvenience.Some other things I really appreciated about the design are a about 1" divot in the mouse pad's lip for a corded mouse's cord to hang over, and the fact that is includes a bracket for desk mounting and velcro for chair mounting. As others have said, the velcro could be longer, but that problem is easily solved by just adding more velcro strips to the existing ones.The only issue I have with longer hands and arms is that my elbow hangs off the edge right around the back edge. This is somewhat awkward, and if the product were just a few inches longer I could put my entire forearm (including elbow) on the padded area. I imagine that padding may get uncomfortable over time if resting one's elbow on it, however, as it is just more of the mouse pad material. I've worked around this issue, but it would be nice to have the "total package" for arm immobilization during long mousing sessions.

I just received my eLink Pro Deluxe Computer Armrest Wrist Rest...I was excited to receive it in just one day! Thanks Amazon!Now the bad part, I went to install it on my computer arm chair and the Velcro straps are not long enough to go around the arms on my chair. I have new computer chairs with padded arms that are about 4" wide and the straps aren't even close to being long enough to fit around the circumference of my chair arms. Honestly, these straps are so short I can only see them fitting around very slim arm rests, 2" wide or less. This items would also not work on my wife's computer chair as I thought about letter he use it instead of trying to return it. This is one of those Big disappointment purchases we all make from time to time. Also, the plastic board component of this device felt kind of cheap. I cannot believe the company that makes this is charging so much for so little, if they would have added a few extra inches to the Velcro it may have worked, but I am also not impressed with the quality of the unit. This should really be about a $12 to $15 item.

It does work, however in my opinion:1) At $44, it is expensive considering how cheap, light and thin it is.The felt on the pad is coming unglued and the wrist rest also feels somewhat cheap, although it is VERY comfortable.2)When clamped to a table, the weight of my rested arm bends it. This is natural weight, not unnecessary added pressure to test if it bends or not. In fact, my chair is raised so that my elbow bends naturally 90 degrees to enhance the ergonomics. Felling it bend (dip) at my elbow is very unfortunate. If strapped to a chair, I don't see that being an issue.3) My short arms are too long, so my elbow hangs off the end of the rest. If you measure your wrist to elbow, and it is over 11 inches, your elbow WILL be hanging off. Personally, I would like it to support my entire arm, especially my elbow.Since it works with my young children who are using the computer more and more each day, I kept it for them. I probably would have returned it otherwise.Recommendations to the Manufacturer:1. Make it stronger/thicker/sturdier. Make it so that it doesn't bend under normal weight and it wont feel as thin and cheap.2. Make it longer.3. Pay better attention to QC.

The reason we got this was because of the wrist pains that came with using the mouse. However, the size of this didn't allow it to be mounted on the keyboard area, or anything other than the desk, which pulled the mouse pad too high and caused more pain. It is a great product, except for the inability to place wherever is needed. If there was some way to fasten it like a roll out under the desk, that would be more beneficial.

UPDATE!Ok, so after buying 3 other trays with no luck I finally realised the simple solution here:BUY LONGER VELCRO STRAPS: Velcro Hook Loop Cable Tie Down Straps, 14" Length x 1" Width, Black (Pack of 10)- then replace the short straps they come with. NICE THE STURDY NOW.TO FIX ARM-LENGTH :This eLink comes with a detachable wrist-pad.- REMOVE IT & BUY THIS ONE: Innovera Softskin Gel, Wrist Rest, Black (51452)(it wont fit in the pad area but not a big deal, you can hot-glue it in but I like being able to adjust it)NOW hot-glue the original pad it came with to the end of the tray near your elbow - let it hang ff the tray to whatever feels best to you. You may want to cut some ridges in the back of the pad to give it some place for the glue to hold onto.DAMN COMFY NOW.OTHER PROS:This eLink has a "rink" around the mouse-area so if this tray leans forward your mouse wont go falling off the pad.OLD REVIEW (left for historical purposes):Garbage. The mounting straps don't even make it to the other side of the armrest! You have to have extremely THIN and flimsy armrests to use this as shown on the box images (never mind if you have a decent chair like an Aeron, the armrests are too thick and sturdy)... And apparently only dwarves can use this as a previous user pointed out: the arm-rest section is made for very small people.