Aidata Mouse Platform Under Desk

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I am a writer, so I'm at the desk all day, and suffer chronic back pain. I was shocked to discover that a big contributor to the problem was my mouse.

I had particular pain in my upper back on the right side, and it went away completely when I started using this mouse platform a year ago. Then I got a new second desk, where it wouldn't fit, and temporarily went back to the old mousing. Within a week, the pain was searing again. I kept the mouse platform on desk #1 and use my left hand for the mouse at desk #2. I really hate that, but it takes away the pain.

A big part of the mouse problem for right-handed people is actually in the keyboard. Most of us believe the keyboard is centered on our body, but take a look at it. All standard keyboards center the number/letter section on our body. But nearly all keyboards today come with two clusters of bonus keys: the up/down section, and then the 10-key pad. So if you put a standard mousepad to the right of your keyboard on your desktop, it's much further away than if you put it on the left. (Try it.)

This odd angle of having your right elbow stretched way out to the side and suspended really wears after hours, and tugs at your supportive back muscles unevenly.

This is less problematic if you have a keyboard drawer close to your lap, but it's still off kilter.

The much better solution is to get the mouse down near your thigh where your arm is resting anyway, and also off whatever is holding your keyboard, so you can get the mouse right underneath the shoulder using it. This invention solves it.

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I have a couple quibbles.

- It only opens up about 1.5 inches, so it won't quite fit around one of my desks--an Ikea model with a desktop that's 2 inches from top to bottom. Che

- It doesn't lock into place tightly, as the previous reviewer said. It mostly stays in place, but occasionally falls off. (I can get it back on in about 10 seconds, so it's not a huge deal, but slightly annoying.) I'm going to experiment with putting a felt patch in there.

- The gray (felt?) covering that your hand and the mouse sits on is not very durable and shows dirt badly. It's not removable, so you can't replace it or even clean it well. It started looking kind of dirty and ratty after a year. I ended up throwing it out and replacing after a year. It still worked fine, so you can use it longer, but for the price, I decided to treat myself to a new one.

It's also not the most beautiful thing in the world: looks kind of cheap and plasticy, since it is. It looks like it's worth about $25. It's extremely functional, solid and saved my back. For that, easily worth $25. I'd buy it again, and did.
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