Computer Arm Rest for Desk Extender,Ergonomic Arm Rest Support for Desk Armrest,Keyboard Wrist Rest Mouse Pad,Wrist Cushion Support with Memory Foam Wrist Support for Computer (Premium Black Set)

When I first took this out of box I didn’t think it would work . The gripping part seemed to small and I thought it would be falling off frequently . I even put it back in the box to return it . However I tried it , it’s secure, comfortable , and works well .

Poor design, will not stay secure on desk top, thre mine away.

So glad that I brought this, I spend alot of time at my desk and over the last 6 months, have noticed that I am getting elbow ache / pain, I have a keyboard wrist support, adding this gives extra support to my left arm, I have had it for one day and have genuinely felt the difference. Fits my desk perfectly, easy to install / clamp on.

Just installed it and why I can see some reviews were concerned about durability, they may be correct, but I think once you are aware that it is plastic, albeit, strong, its very impressive.Easy to install, although the main tightening hand screw is tough when you get near the top, but does provide a great grip.As mentioned, only just set up, but I am happy - it's ideal for what I need.UPDATE.4 Weeks later and this just snapped off my desk! - didn't sit on it, jump on it or do anything other that what it's intended for.There is a design fault - the plastic is just to thin.Returning to Amazon for a refund.

Only fits desks with no mental bars underneath to front, otherwise will work perfectly and protects arm from wrist and elbow pain, very strong and sturdy worth the money

I’ve had a stroke and my arm tires easily, this has made such a difference in a few days. Much better than using the chair armrest, my forearm is at exactly the right height for the desk. Well worth the money, attaches in seconds, swings out of the way. Highly recommend it.

Broke in two after a few days of use, go for the steel ones.

This would be much better if it were soft instead of hard plastic. It actually kept getting in the way, so stopped using it in the end.