what is the height and width of the arm wrist? I am curious if it would fit under my desk.
1016528
It is very small and should fit, but it is a very uncomfortable chair. It seems to be made for a child.
1016529
The chair can be moved up or down. We have a standard desk at home and it fits fine. Sorry, I'm not getting my tape measure out! As long as you don't have an unusually short desk, you should be fine. We've had the chair a year now, and it's holding up great! Hope this helps
1253638
I don't understand the measurement you're seeking. By the bottom, do you mean the desk bracket? If so, that distance varies depending on much you articulate the arm. Please clarify and I'll make whatever measurement you mean.
94369
1) The wrist pad can be removed by taking off screws at the bottom; 2) Do you mean the depth of the desk needed to put the mechanism of the keyboard tray? If so, the depth (from front to back) needs to be at least 17.1".
846271
That 24" comment is complete crap. I just bought this based off that, and the arms measure 28" at the high point. Doesn't fit under my 25.5" desk.
1572452
Sorry for the late response, the width of the band is about 5 inches and the length is almost 19 inches. It actually fit really well on the upper arm but doesn't cover the whole thing. Thanks hope it works out for you
1357058
3 7/8" x 1 7/8", plus you'll need 2 1/2" overhead clearance for the arm. The overall dimensions will vary depending on the length of the mouse. :)
1530777
Yes. I have a Herman Miller look-alike chair and it fits under the desk just fine with the arms in their lowest position. I'm 5'7 so that position is just fine for me. Keyboard tray is not deep enough to accommodate an opened lap top and that was a disappointment. Overall the desk seems well made and I've received a lot of compliments on its looks. Hope this helps.
576903
It attaches under the desk. I love it. Not heavy and great to use. The wrist rest comes out.
130911
Hi there! I am 5' 4'' and I found the mouse pad to be entirely too high and so removed it. The arm rest part itself is fine, although now I have to compensate for the little metal post that sticks up where the mouse pad is supposed to go. I recommend getting the one without the mouse pad. After that, it's just a matter of attaching the device to your desk.
85963
Those must be the package dimensions. The wrist rest dimensions are approximately 18' long X 2.5" wide X 1.25" tall
1571711
It isa'nt very big. Maybe 10 inches long and 1in 1/2 wide. If you have large arms you would need to move it to maybe the wrist or forearm area? Hope this helps.
1359884
The bracket in which the tray slides back and forth is exactly 18" long. As long as you have the 18" behind 1.5" strip, to the back of the desk, it will work. The "arm" which comes down from the sliding bracket would reach below the strip and out towards you. Normally, one uses the keyboard below the surface level of the desk. The only impediment would be if you tried to raise the tray straight up level with the desk top. Then, it might not work.
1924910
The tray itself is modular. It has 3 main sections plus two small end sections. The main sections are about 10-12 inches wide and the two end sections are less than 1 inch wide. You can use 2 or all 3 main sections so Your minimum available under desk width is about 22-24 inches for 2 sections or 36 or so inches for all three. The ends are not required, they just finish off the tray edges. you can also cut the third one with a Dremel to have a custom with tray. I did this to fit under my wife's desk so she could have the mouse next to the keyboard. She has been quite pleased with the entire affair. Note if you trim one section, you will have to carefully fit the metal end that screws under the desk, because that piece will no longer be in the exact middle of the tray sections. Not an issue at all.
91156
25 and a quarter inches. Measured from floor to where the overhand on the tray is, three times, average as stated. You may want to take 25 as your measure since the overhang can be pronounced depending on setup. As an aside, I have enjoyed the desk thoroughly. Two things I'd be wary of- you will absolutely need a hydraulic chair that can go down LOW. 25 inches isn't a whole lot of room to fit your legs under with a chair beneath you. So pay attention to that when shopping for a companion chair. Second thing, don't expect to be able to fit your hands in the tray and type with the tray pushed in. There simply isn't enough room. My tray is always pulled out. Perhaps if you buy one of the super-slim roll flat kb's, and have smaller hands, it could work. Enjoy the desk!
1034522
At the lowest height setting, the arm rest sits about 1/4 inch above the desk surface. Because there is a little bit of back-and-forth "wobble" to the arm rest (allowing for natural movement), this amount of space is negligible and you could consider it to be desk height.
1629591
I bought this for my Son, and he has it attached to the back of his desk. It reaches all the way to the front of his desk. His desk is about 18 inches from back to front. Now, it depends on how long your usb wire is, how wide your desk is, and where will you attach the arm to your desk-side, back or something on top of your desk like a shelf. This arm can also be attached on top of your desk if you choose to drill/cut a hole in on the top of your desk, or if you already have a hole on the top of your desk. The Rode arm is bigger than the neewer arm. My son is very pleased with the Rode PSA1 swivel arm. Hope I answered your question. I bought this for my Son, and he has it attached to the back of his desk. It reaches all the way to the front of his desk. His desk is about 18 inches from back to front. Now, it depends on how long your usb wire is, how wide your desk is, and where will you attach the arm to your desk-side, back or something on top of your desk like a shelf. This arm can also be attached on top of your desk if you choose to drill/cut a hole in on the top of your desk, or if you already have a hole on the top of your desk. The Rode arm is bigger than the neewer arm. My son is very pleased with the Rode PSA1... » Read More I bought this for my Son, and he has it attached to the back of his desk. It reaches all the way to the front of his desk. His desk is about 18 inches from back to front. Now, it depends on how long your usb wire is, how wide your desk is, and where will you attach the arm to your desk-side, back or something on top of your desk like a shelf. This arm can also be attached on top of your desk if you choose to drill/cut a hole in on the top of your desk, or if you already have a hole on the top of your desk. The Rode arm is bigger than the neewer arm. My son is very pleased with the Rode PSA1 swivel arm. Hope I answered your question. « Show Less
1828085
I have a very small wrist @ about 6 1/2 inches and it works great. There is more Velcro for a larger wrist, so I believe it would work for up to about 10 inches.I Like mine because I could no longer wrap the conventional arm B/P cuff.