FUZADEL Mouse Platform Clamp On Under Desk Adjustable Mouse Tray Mount Swivel Desktop Shelf Wrist Rest Rotating 360 Degree

Works well, but you can’t fold it in to close the keyboard, unless you remove it.

BUYER BEWARE! If you are purchasing due to the flexibility of a rotating and adjustable platform BUY A DIFFERENT PRODUCT! I needed the depth adjustment AND the rotating feature. Here's my experience after 2 days:Rotating is stiff and tight- not smooth like it should beHeight adjustment- You have 3 sets of holes to choose from. The screws BARELY reach past the thickness of the two metal plates it is connecting.. Does not bode well for long term use.Under desk knob for tightening/clamping to desk- I am connecting to a desk that is 1/2" thick. Deepest height setting (bottom holes) There is BARELY enough length in the screw knob to even attach to the unit. Not safely or secured. When I went to rotate under my desk, the force required to do so caused movement of the clamp area, which then caused the knob screw to come out (because it cannot be inserted far enough to even be properly established), and the whole thing to come crashing down, including a specialty mouse!I have used a different brand and found that their neck connection on the platform itself was a problem (broke after a couple months of use)who took decent engineering and made it as cheap as possible at connection points, which ultimately weakens the product and makes it so it BARELY accomplishes what it set out to solve?I really don't recommend this item due to the above AND the fact that I used EXACTLY how they advertised the item. While SOME of what they advertise is correct, not all of it is! The 3rd height adjustment is USELESS and its own design doesn't support the capability!

I got this to go on a computer table that could only fit a small clamp on drawer for a keyboard. It didn't have room underneath for a drawer that could accommodate a mouse. Therefore, in order to have the mouse at the right height, I needed something else. This one did clamp on to the corner of the table, out of the way of the drawer. Unfortunately, though, this is a somewhat awkward angle for my arm. Still, I did use it some -- alternating with putting it on the table, which was a bit too high and hard on my wrists.I got the small table, because I only had room for a small table. If you could fit a bigger table that would accommodate a drawer that was big enough for both a keyboard and a mouse, that would be better.It was easy to install and seems fairly sturdy.I have no idea why they are asking me to rate this product for sheerness. What? It's completely opaque. What are they thinking? You also wouldn't want something thin and sheer for this. It's not particularly thin, but it is fairly compact.

I was unsure whether this would work on glass since reviews and maker recommended against it. But I really needed an ergonomic mouse pad extension since my wrist was beginning to hurt working from home for the past several months due to the pandemic... At the office I have one at my ergonomic workstation so I decided to give this one a try. If it didn't work on my desk I would simply return it. I'm so happy I did. It attached perfectly fine to glass and I've been using it for the past 2 months without any issues (see 2nd pic). The mouse pad extension is very sturdy and now no more wrist pain. Very satisfied with this product. The only minor thing is that it doesn't rotate all the way under the desk like it normally should because of a metal reinforment bar underneath blocking it (as with most glass desks), so only swings inward partially (See 1st pic). But that doesn't bother me. It works for what's important and gets the job done. Highly recommend... even for a glass desk!

I am very happy with this product, very clean design with no adjustment nobs protruding underneath (as with other competing products). Swings out of the way and the mouse pad is flush with the base (no lip) giving maximum space. Seems sturdy enough if you don't use it as an arm rest to lift yourself out of your chair : ) The only complaint is the obscure method to adjust the three different heights - that requires removing two screws and moving a metal bracket. Not hard to do but not conducive to experimenting. No where in the directions is this mentioned, took me awhile to figure it out.

I wanted a mousepad that I could have hovering above my keyboard. However, the moment in came in the mail I knew this wouldn't work. It's the most Chinese packaging I've ever seen. Almost nothing was in english. After "installing it" the swivel would swing at the slightest effort. If you try to put it above your keyboard, there won't be enough room and it just crushes your keyboard if you try to to put it in. I tried reversing the pad to go upright instead of hanging below, but the way it's build makes the swivel not click in if you try it that way, making it more vulnerable to pointless swinging.

Bought this a year and a half ago, work from home, use it 8-10 hours most every day. It is still holding it's own. They rejected the review I submitted when I first bought it. Good review, but I included suggestions for the end user (you) to add a few pieces of hardware that make it more stable and would take the "Easy to install" rating from three stars to five stars.