BONTECAdjustable Arm Rest for Desk, Ergonomic Elbow Rest Pad, 360° Rotating & Extendable Desk Arm Support, Durable Aluminum, Keyboard & Computer Arm Rest Pad, Office & Gaming Desk Accessories

I had to get this when I had a chair with no arm rest. I usually work. at a desk for a long time and I needed something to help out with my shoulder and carpal tunnel. The padding is comfortable enough but on occasion I would add additional padding with either a soft towel or even a plush. Easy to install but heavier than I thought. Its a bit heavy but is pretty durable.

Very nice product! I have tennis elbow from spending way too much time working at the computer. This arm rest is highly adjustable and immediately take the strain off the elbow joint. Just wish I had gotten it sooner!

The quality is excellent. It is study and feels like it will last a very long time. I gave it only 4 stars because I needed it to because to make a full revolution. The design prevents it from doing that. It sits too low on the clamp and hits the desk which prevents the full revolution. That being said, my needs are unique and if all you are using it for is to work do work on your computer, then this will serve you well. I am an artist and hoped that this would freely move while my shoulder was protected. That was not the case. But like I said, for a computer user, this ia a great addition to your set-up. It is very good value for the money. It is comfortable to use since the height is adjustable, and it is sturdy. There is a foam pad where your arm rests and it looks like it would accommodate most users regarding what size their arms is.

It does the job.

I honestly think this might be the single best purchase I have ever made on Amazon. Every time I notice that it exists and have it installed, I'm reminded of how much better its made my life. The elbow pain I was dealing with? Gone. The comfort using my computer (which I have to do a lot, its my job) is just wonderful. And honestly, it's just so *cool* to use, I enjoy just looking at it and moving it around.My one quibble is that the connector didn't work great with my original desk. But my original desk sucked, and it works great with my new non-sucky desk. But I guess keep that in mind, if your desk sucks this will be a lot less good.But seriously, this thing is just amazing.

These are game-changers. The construction is incredibly sturdy, being metal for all the parts except the little curved bit where your arm sits. I worried that there wasn't enough padding, but they are shaped right and I have had no issues at all, even when using them for very extended periods of time (like 8 hours or more).I have a standing desk, so these mounting to the edges means I can support my arm weight and ease the strain on my shoulders even while I'm standing, which is amazing! Also, my desk chair's arms are way too far apart, and I didn't even realize how much it was contributing to my back, neck, and shoulder pain until I got these.Being able to swing my arm back and forth between typing and using my mouse has made a monumental difference for me. I didn't even realize how much I was leaning on the left arm rest of my chair until I got these... I was putting way too much of my weight in a lop-sided position.It took a little getting used to, but these are great for my posture because if I slouch too much, they'll drift a little, but if I square my shoulders and straighten my back, they support me exactly as much as I need them to.Note: one of the tiny pins was slightly loose in one of mine, so I had to carefully tap it back into place so that it didn't fall out. You can't even tell that it was loose now, which I showed in the pictures.

When I got these (I bought two), I thought they were exactly what I was looking for. The desk clamps are very secure and the arms are smoothly articulated, but sturdy. 6 months in, and my opinion has changed significantly due to 2 problems:1. The fabric on top of the foam pads started peeling off about 3 months in, and at 6 months had completely detached. Now the foam has started to deteriorate, leaving black grit on my arms.2. The cup that your arm sits in has a screw under the pad. On the right arm rest, the screw came loose, forcing me to cut a hole in the pad to tighten it. I now have to tighten it every few days, which is annoying.I'd really like to recommend these for the things they do right, but the flaws combined with the price make them a no-go.

I have a good office chair and didn't want to replace it, but I needed taller arm rests because my shoulders were hurting. It took less than 30 seconds to install, you don't even need directions. The support is great, you can adjust the height with a small switch (no screwdrivers or allen wrench required!), and it moves with your movements. There is a small pad that your arm or wrist can rest on for comfort as well. I am honestly blown away by how this thing moves with your own movements and the quality seems to be very good, it doesn't feel cheap at all.