Straight more than 8 hours sitting in front of the computer desk is the new reality that tons of people need to deal with daily. Be it gaming, works, or just for fun, long hours staring at the screen does cost us several: eye strain, neck and shoulder pain, social disconnect, and worse form of it all - Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Repetitive use of wrist movement is quite common among computer specialists. The pain, numbness, and tingling sensation to the arm can be reduced with effective finger stretching exercise and ergonomic arm support.
How it works is simple. The weight of the forearm is distributed over a large area. This reduces localized pressure on the wrist and eliminates the constant strain on muscles in the neck, arms, and shoulders that so many computer users experience. Behind its simplicity, it hides a few useful tricks. It can be adjusted to the desired position and while the forearm is placed on top the padlocks itself in place. This allows for stability when using a mouse. When not in use it can be turned completely sideways allowing easy access to the chair. An interesting feature is that the pad can be easily lifted and completely removed. It's a great addition for keyboard use as well. Two units can be installed (one on each side of the keyboard) to give complete support to the forearms. It works well for laptops and desktops. As with using only one armrest, both armrests can be turned towards the desk when not in use. The armrest is extremely portable and installs simply and quickly. It can be disassembled in seconds and can easily be carried in a briefcase or computer bag.
