no paragraph description of how it gets used. How is it held, placed? For $200 you'd think these would be pointed out.
1687574
I have one and it just goes right in front of the key board. You then just move from typing down to move the mouse or click to copy and past. No movement from the shoulder is needed.
1687575
The roller mouse basically acts as a tray for your keyboard. The height and angle of the roller mouse can be adjusted which allows you to get your keyboard into a position that works best for you. The entire unit can be moved around your desk just like you might move your keyboard around. It's super simple to use and has saved me a ton of wrist, elbow and shoulder pain. It is always amusing when someone who has not seen one before uses my computer. It takes about 30 minutes before you get the hang of it and stop reaching for a mouse.
196958
No idea. I looked at it as a cost effective solution to a short term need, not a tool I would use on a building site under heavy use.
2185249
My opinion is that the grip of the unit is too light. About anything I pushed in the 'clamp' would come loose upon lateral movement with the necessary force needed to "get the job done". Of course you could try for less than $10, you may develop some techniques to assist it. Perhaps a tie string of sorts. It's a thoughtful and simple design which needs refinement. Good luck on your upcoming surgery.
1526037
You just set it on it. It doesn't permanently attach to it. Its pretty stable though, its good. It rests on it just fine.
1303997
that is how I used it. Just put it a little higher, if you can. I put something under it, like a board, or sometimes nothing. It works well.
87838
That's all there is to it. And why the price is low. Hold it up to the window or the sky or an electric light. Take out the side. Put in another.I use it just to see if I want to keep the slide or toss it.
114809
nothing, there is no lip around the edge. You can see a knob on the left side of the upright metal post. My problem was that they way it was manufactured [cheap China product], that I could not screw it in so that it would keep the top in one position. The top would always slide down.
251473
just with tension. there is a little screw that tightens down on the arm to hold it in place. in all honesty, not amazing but it works. I have had some issues getting it to lock into place myself...but on the other hand it is really cheap.
2204410
It's a bit of a chore putting it up. The thing is presumably overhead and is unwieldy. I wouldn't want to put it up and take it down often.
1628780
Mine sits on the floor. Have no idea why anyone would put it anywhere else.
591172
Thanks that helps a lot. It looked almost non-existent in the photo and I guess that's about right! If I get this I will certainly look for a separate book rack, thanks for that tip! Amazes me they couldn't have designed that aspect better... Can you tell me in what way the console is "adjustable"? Does it tilt at different angles, adjust in height, or both? Once again their photos, video, and description leave a bit to be desired...
1106589
there's a joint in the middle. it pulls out and the outer parts slide toward the middle until it forms an 'L'. There's a little groove that locks it in place...but it will probably eventually wear out if you keep using it. Same thing if you keep snapping it in and out of place...will probably eventually stop holding it too well.
1228015
You put it where you want it and pretty much leave it there. It weighs a couple of hundred pounds and it does not fold up. That's why it is so durable. There are two plastic casters on the front end and a metal handle at the back that allows you to tip it forward and move the unit short distances.
2097072
It's to hold the handle bars stationary while working. This isn't included on many more expensive models.
1686152
It's for holding the bicycle in place so it doesn't slide out the back, I would just say to not buy this product as it doesn't work with all bikes and isn't useful. Just get the more expensive bike repair stands that uses a clamp at the crossbar, way more useful.
1906546
It is more awkward then anything. It can be carried. I have mine set up in a room so I do not carry it around. Sorry I don't have more information.
1605218
It doesn't have a particular place to attach it. I just used to slide it on the corner.....needless to say i lose it frequently.