WorkEZ MousePad, Ambidextrous Adjustable Removable Clamp Mouse Platform for Ergonomic Laptop Stand, Lap Desk Extender Mouse Tray Under Desk

I have had the stand for this attachment for a really long time. My wife bought it for me originally to be able to sit in bed and work.I still use the stand from time to time while chillin in bed to keep my laptop from getting hot or making the covers hot.I mainly keep the stand and attachment upstairs and use it as a stand as a standing desk with this attachment to keep everything at one level.

The mouse pad was shipped INSIDE the package containing the WorkEZ Executive Table Stand. The mouse pad has to be attached to the legs of the table stand but is not within arm's length unless the legs are on the side of the table next to you, which is not how the table is designed. Despite tightening the knob, the mouse pad would still work itself loose when using the mouse. The mouse pad was on the smaller side, not leaving much room for maneuvering the mouse. The edges of the mouse pad are extremely sharp and hazardous.

As far as I can tell, there's nothing else like it.I use my fold-up desks for all kinds of crazy things (see link for an awesome example):[...]And I get pretty sick of straining to reach for a mouse. That being said, this simply solves that problem.It's surprisingly sturdy in terms of connecting to the desk itself, and doesn't slip/move in that sense. However the actual "pad" is extremely flimsy. Tightening it as hard as I possibly can still doesn't yield a sturdy foundation for the mouse. It does, however, hold my mouse in place, and allow me to GENTLY maneuver my mouse when needed.If you're expecting something you can rest your hand on, you'll break this within seconds. If you just need a mouse every once in a while (like myself) this works just fine.PS: I would have given it 3.5 stars because the shipping speed was terrible (Prime spoiled me), and its half the price of the desk itself (aka very overpriced)... But that's not the "product" per se, so it still gets a 4.

They sent another model with a wrist rest, not the completely flat version I ordered - as shown in the main description photos - or what I wanted. To get the wrist rest off, I had to remove the entire Lycra(?) cover off the pad as well, but it works ok that way, although it's now grippier than I'd like, i.e., the mouse doesn't slide as well. I may replace the Lycra...I don't have any problems with the stability, as others have complained about, but unless one elevates the desk a lot, i.e., expands the legs, you cannot apply the clamp in such a way as to make this pad lie at anywhere near the same level as the keyboard. So, it's far from perfect, but better than nothing.

I really didn't know what to expect with this. The way the mousepad is set up is very clever - it can be positioned at any angle. It's very solid, so it doesn't give under the weight of my hand. It's perfect for what I needed.

The description states that it’s made of aluminum it’s in fact made of cheap plastic

The item is not returnable, but I could only replace a new one. Prior they sent it to me, I wrote to them and told them I did not need two piece of same non-working items. Still they still send it instead of communicate with me on how to resolve it.

It works well and is very adjustable. However; it is not the most robust product. I do not use the mouse platform as it is too small. It is also a little pricy.