Max Smart Clamp on Mouse Platform, Clip on Mouse Pad Rotating 360, Ergonomic Mouse Tray Attachment, Office Mouse Pad, Slide Out Mouse Tray for Home, Office to Save Space (Black)
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Aidata is not familiar to me, yet the Max Smart Ergonomic Mouse Pad has very high ratings from customers. I am a heavy computer user in the course of my day, so it meets my needs just fine.
Approximately 10"*8"*4" are the product dimensions. surface of the mouse pad, as depicted in listing photo #3, is about 10" x 8". Clips could be attached to desks as low as It can be as large as 65 inches or as small as This product is available in a thickness of 5 inches, making it suitable for users of both hands. The use of this product is not recommended on edges with slopes or edges with decorative strips, or for use on glass office tables. We would be happy to answer any further questions you may have. Thanks so much.
It is a pleasure to answer your question. It is possible to hack the keyboard tray by buying two of them.
We call it 'Lefty Looseie'. If you want that to work, you have to be underneath it, staring up at it.
Selected User Reviews For Max Smart Clamp on Mouse Platform, Clip on Mouse Pad Rotating 360, Ergonomic Mouse Tray Attachment, Office Mouse Pad, Slide Out Mouse Tray for Home, Office to Save Space (Black)
As it moves over the ridge, the mouse scrapes against the surface since it is not flat. My mouse is large so it makes it challenging to move and causes an annoying scratching noise. Perhaps small mice are not affected, but I have a large mouse and the friction makes it difficult. As an example of the unevenness of the surface, I have attached photos with the leveler on top.
I was dissatisfied with the product. There was no way to stop it from rotating with enough pressure on the edge of the desk. Was supposed to come with a knob to lock the bottom of the clamp, but I couldn't secure it and it kept coming It was the slip-resistant pad that came loose that brought me to my knees.
It has to do with how I set up my desk. In addition to using a Wacom cintiq, I also draw on my desk and having a keyboard removed would create a distance between me and it. To make a move, something I could detach, move, clamp, or swing out of the way was necessary. Therefore, during my search for mouse trays, I came across them. I found a lot of options that would probably have worked fine, but I needed something with extra There were some that were 7" wide and others that were 8". There isn't much difference between the two, but this was also cheaper. As for me, I have a K830 Logitech wireless keyboard. It rocks slightly but that's about it, I have a Logitech k830 Logitech wireless keyboard. It seems to me that I could fix this problem in some way. However, I was able to type with it just fine overall, with the exception of the bottom cap which is a little stiff. The bottom is supposed to fit over the pole to lock it in place, but it does not want to stay on (see attached photo). If the keyboard is all there is, I don't think it'll be used much.
My problem is that it took less than two minutes to assemble, but nearly two hours later, I still can't find a comfortable position to put it in. There is no point in using the channel where the mouse cord is run through, after all, the cord presents a resistance to any movements you make with the mouse. With the cord free to move, the round cut of the tray will cause the cord to slide and slip all over the place. I am returning the product tomorrow due to its uselessness.
The platform always angles away from me, making my wrist bend while moving the mouse, and no matter how I install it (and I changed my seating angle, keyboard, and monitor for quite some time to try different spots). It is almost impossible for me to feel wrist or carpal tunnel pain, but when I have some, the arm goes numb and tingles. In the case of this angle, it appears there is no way to change it (it's going the exact opposite way of where it should be). The mousepad is shaped like a wedge, so I'm thinking of returning it or ordering a wedge shaped mousepad to make it more even. The tilt should be adjustable in order to make this a four-star product. The height should be adjustable, since I'd like it to be positioned below the desk surface instead of extending beyond it (I'd really like the item to be positioned below my desk surface instead of extending.
A desk mouse attachment like this one is appealing to me. You can assemble it easily. Although it is somewhat easy to adjust, I did have to put a small strip of gel material under the far edge to get it to stay in place but it is adequate for the price. I can adjust the height of my mouse for ergonomic reasons without having to use a Specifically, I have a desk elliptical under the desk, which requires the ability to raise my legs and lower them. an excellent solution, and it is portable as well.
I have it all mapped out in my head There isn't a picture of this layout on the internet, and I'm wondering why. I could envision a way to place my mouse directly below the 10-inch screen right there in my head The swivel feature allows me to move this product around to reach the right areas of my keyboard. As a result of my dream, it has come true. It is because of the nature of my job that I call myself an Olympic typist. repetition of grabbing a mouse that was "too far away" resulted in serious shoulder issues and this product has been a major relief for me. I am so happy to have discovered it and would recommend it. THANK YOU SO MUCH!.
Most of the time, it works well. It doesn't fasten tightly, but it doesn't fall off nearly as much as it should. The bottom piece will not stay on, as other commenters have said, but it doesn't seem necessary at all. I think the shape is fine for most, but I think it would be better had the pad curled in the opposite direction. This device sets down next to my keyboard, which is set on a tray, and turns I cannot bring the keyboard in close to it because it is on the left side, next to my keyboard, so it pushes it over. In this case, the inward curve on the right side of my mouse would be better placed on my left, which would allow the mousing surface to be As long as the tray is pushed down, it will still swing under the desk over the keyboard as it does now. It would be helpful to roll a soft gel around the edges where the wrist would contact. The table edge doesn't have to be large, just thick enough to soften it.