Can the arm rest be adjusted so that it is in the same height as the desk surface (not to the clamp).?
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.
1034523
If you lower the arm rest all the way, on the one I have, the bottom of the padded, cushioned, trough like surface, is about 1/8 inch higher than the desk top. When your forearm presses down on the cushioned padding it will be just about exactly at the same level as the desk top. This is the lowest adjustment. You can only go higher from there.
1004816
Definitely not, too much movement on this chair and the bottom works itself loose from the base. Too low for desk and would be very uncomfortable.
448706
The arms are pretty standard height. If you are looking to have this chair slide under a desk it doesn't unless the desk or vanity is elevated
1199866
As long as your desk is at a comfortable height I don't see why it would be any problem for a short person. The arm swings such that it can take in any radius from zero (right on top of the clamp) to it's maximum length (about 1 foot). Your elbow or forearm travels in the pad rest. I have mine positioned between 2 computers and can use it for mousing on both of them without relocating the arm rest. The rest is good for both mousing and keyboard. I tend to slide from by forearm for mousing to my elbow for keyboarding. That's probably because I am using it on two computers at once.
52146
There is an arm that can be adjusted. You will want to make sure it stays level though.
1640509
Hello Digi,This monitor mount can be adjusted so that the arm will stay put. Thanks for your question!Taylor W.VIVO
203398
Yes it can be ... You just don't need to fix arm rest which comes as a separate piece.
1268472
Hi Ruthie, yes, you will be able to make the monitor touch your desk if you'd like, if it clears the front, you can get the bottom a little lower. It also tilts back quite a bit, so you can pull it down and then tilt it back, this arm is very nice, I have 3 of them!
996952
It's the height of the arms that may cause a difficulty. My computer desk is at the right height to work on, but the chair arms won't quite fit under it if I have the chair near enough & high enough to be comfortable. It's no big deal, but just means adjusting to sitting slightly away from the desk and the chair can't be moved under it when not in use.
993550
On my desk it is not. The seat is adjustable. However, I am 6 feet tall and my wife is 5'4" and we can both use the desk part reasonably well without adjusting the seat.
508755
The keyboard tray is 26.5 inches from the ground to the top surface of the tray. There really isn't a way to adjust the height other than adding blocks or something like that under the desks legs, which would heighten the whole desk.
412110
I used this at work and have retired so I don't have it any longer. However, I don't believe it was 2 inches tall at the wrist rest position. It probably was at the keyboard position.
2179640
No, the arm will be way too long for that. There is an under cabinet mount somewhere that they have listed though.
643902
Height is not adjustable and you can tilt the screen back and forth. It takes a little extra force then you would think. If you wish for more height i suggest wall mounting it or if you plan to get two just order a VESA dual mount desk clamp holder. Don't remember the exact name but it's something vesa
2037011
No arm rests are not adjustable but they are removable. You can just not add them. He chair is very good quality though and leans back and adjusts up n dowb
2226217
You could put it level with the rest of the desk. Just take out the extensions for it.
104838
I believe so if height is 24 inches only. Desk has a height of 29 1/2 inches. I had to remove arms on my chair since my chair with arm rest was up around 42 inches and now chair fits fine.