VIVO Wood Arm Rest Mouse Pad with Wrist Cushion, Adjustable Length Support Platform Tray, Chair Attachment Extension with Straps, Black, MOUNT-MS02D

I purchased a cheaper version of this that was mostly plastic (and cheaper!). It was not stable and did not provide a very large area to place my accessories. But this unit is very strong and stable. It straps to my chair arm and is like an extension of the chair arm. It is a little heavy compared to the other cheap plastic one I bought, but I am not carrying it around! I think it works very well. It also looks good, I feel it is an improvement to the looks of my office were as the other one just looked pretty crappy.The fit and finish on this unit is very impressive.I included a pic from underneath as I could not find any pictures of one installed and bought the thing on faith. Hopefully it will help someone.

It came late yesterday. I attached it to the arm rest of my office chair this morning. Initially I didn't think it was going to work. The arm rest is fairly short. So short in fact that the rear most strap doesn't serve as a way of attaching the arm rest mouse pad to the chair even when it's in the least extended state. Fortunately however two straps appear to be sufficient to attach the product to the chair's arm rest. If I had any recommendations to the seller or manufacturer it would be to have longer Velcro straps and most importantly instead of fixing the location of the straps along the length of the platform, make it so that they can be positioned either by providing more places for the straps to be screwed into the platform or by placing the straps on a sturdy bar so that they can slide to the place of the customer's choosing.

I tried a couple of these chair mouse pad things and this is the only one I found that is worth buying. It's sturdy, it doesn't wobble when you strap it on tightly, and you can always unscrew and move the strap loops if their placement isn't quite right. Which is what I did - I moved the loops about 1-2 inches closer by drilling a couple holes because my armrests aren't very large and that worked like a charm. Some sort of adjustment method that doesn't require moving the strap mounts would be better, but I recognize it's hard to make something that will fit with all chairs. Very happy with it overall though.

Well made, but I had this idea 35 years ago and built it into my office chair. Thought I would try to market it, but never could figure out how to make it fit most chairs. I guess they still haven't, I had to make some ajustment to make this product fit my current chair.I had to move one of the straps which requried drilling new holes and add a shim to level it. It was better than starting from scratch, so I will order another one.

This worked out very well for me and my specific office chair. My chair has removeable arm cushions (you can unscrew them) leaving only the frame. This gives a nice flat and even surface to attach these Vivo arm rests to. No problems whatsoever getting the straps to go around the arms because of this. I will say that these are a bit on the longer side that I expected, but thankfully my chair arms barely cleared the length in a comfortable fashion. I can see folks with very short office chair arms that this might not work out.A follow up to another reviewer talking about durability of the screws. I think Vivo took note of this and went back to the drawing board with the design. My arm rests were manufactured in August of 2024 (there's a sticker underneath each one) and the "newer" design has metal sockets drilled into the wood. That means you screw into the sockets and not the wood directly. It's a subtle change that should alleviate the problem of the screws coming apart over time due to the wood loosening. In other words, the screws are not biting into wood directly, they're firmly attached to the metal sockets.I have zero complaints with how things turned out. I actually bought two of them to use on each arm, one for my 65% compact keyboard and the other for my mouse. Now I can do light gaming at my chair without needing to use my desk, a huge relief in terms of posture. I can sit up straight with my elbows and shoulders pulled back behind my neck rather than hunched a bit over like most desk sitting positions.If this works out for you, it's quite literally a game changer. If it doesn't, look for something similar. It helps with posture so much.

Starps to my chair and stays in place well. There is more than enough room for me to move the mouse without having to reset it's position, like I had originally expected. Has made gaming sessions on my PC way easier and relaxed, allowing me to play longer without discomfort. It's made of good solid materials so I doubt it'll break down on me anytime soon.

It's built solid and provides plenty of room for work a mouse. Although, I use the mouse pad/wrist pad on top of it. My chair arm rests have a very wide arm rest support and so I had to reposition the straps utilizing the slots in the adjustment plate. This was easily done. The adjustability isn't like you can lift a latch and move it. You have to set it to the length you want and lock it in place with screws. Lastly, the arm rest part where the elbow lies is lacking sufficient padding. I'd definitely give it 5 stars if it had better padding in the elbow area. I'll have to find something to provide additional padding.

Takes extensive time to figure out how to set up. It is an involved setup and the instructions are extremely consolidated and unhelpful.The padding for the elbow is "okay" but it is elevated from the armrest and cut with a straight edge... so if you brush your arm over it constantly hooks/"cuts" you... edges should be rounded.Also the ergonomic wrist pad that it came with nearly tore in half just when removing the 3M sticky tape from it....

Tough quality but it is not very stable when strapped to the chair arm

This solved my problem of needing a mouse in the most convenient spot. The wrist cushion is nice and soft and the entired arm rest is secure in the arm of the chair. So grateful for products like this.

I have been looking for something that I could attach to my office/gaming chair to put my Logitec x56 flight control on and the only things I kept coming across where table clamps, but I wanted to have something on my chair. I bought 1 of these, they seemed expensive and I did not think it would work but to my joy it did. My chair has padded arms so I did not think the board would be very stable but it is. the Velcro straps that come with the board are not fixed so you can rotate them to use in different ways (which is how I made the strap longer to reach around the arm). this is a strong solid build and the company should put down that you can use it for flight control mounts as there is nothing like this product, if you don't include the crappy plastic ones I saw.Works great, really well built, only 8 screws to put together, Expensive but nothing else like it, works with Logitec x56,I am getting my second one for the other arm as I am so happy with this item.

Does what I need for the most part. Not compatible with my arm rest.

These are great additions for an office or gaming chair. Great for flight sim Hotas system.