Can you remove the wrist rest?
1247731
Yes you can. The wrist wrest and the mousepad itself are completely separate.
1247732
No. There are two parts to this pad. One is the bottom part which is the non slip rubber pad and the other part is the actual surface that you have the mouse on. This top part is dual sided and you just flip it over depending on what surface you want. The wrist rest is part of the non slip rubber underneath part. Hope this helps.
322679
It is plastic and no, it is not removable as it is sewn in! My husband used it and it helped his wrist a lot!
1109373
I have only one hand, the left one. So I can't say for sure but the wrist rest is in the right spot for me. The legs are adjustable for 3 angles. It's been a great keyboard for me.
88910
Yes, both the keyboard and mouse rests are removable. They are attached with velcro.
539387
No, there is a wrist rope to hold it around your wrist instead of holding it in your hand.
453947
Yes you can remove the back but I have not removed the side arms for safety reasons.
1802768
Yes. I have been using it with a regular keyboard for more than a year. It is the best wrist rest I have used.
68065
You can adjust the palm rest's tilt and how far the wrist rest moves out on this to suit your hand size.
1739788
The bases of the stand can be removed. The arm coming out of the monitor doesn't appear to be removable.
1568226
There is room for a built in wrist rest or gel pad for your wrist. User said it didn't seem to make a difference. She no longer uses it because she operates a switch board a computer and tends to move around a lot...so it was not convenient to be moving the tray on and off the chair arm rests every time she needed to do something other than operate her computer. She also said that it gave her the feeling of being in a [and i quote] "high chair!"
2062395
Yes, since both arm & back rests are adjustable & configurable to both sides, they can simply be left uninstalled, leaving just the bench. You may find a cheaper price is you search for just a bench without the arm & back rests. Good luck.
1725246
Yes. It doesn't have a ton of cushion, but it is softer than wood. I have one on top of a composite desk, and it made a big difference for my wrist.
460282
yes it can be removed, but if you do not use it when you have the message working you miss a lot of help for your legs and feet. I am a 73 year old man and have arties bad and this is the best chair I have ever had, you talk about total relaxation this is it
1497394
You can remove the lapcushion on the bottom. It is attached by velcro. The wrist rests on top do not come off.
1888749
Yes you can remove the arms. They are secured to the bottom of the seat and are meant to be adjustable/removable.
1666061
No, it is not detachable. The keyboard has a plastic frame around the edges (left, top, and right). Not sure if removing that plastic frame, would then make the palm rest detachable, but it would probably look weird. I do not think it is detachable.
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I think you could with no problem. However, it may not give your wrists the same comfort, but I don't really use it for that anyway. I like the way it angles the laptop so it is easier to see and use. It is a nice product and I think well worth purchasing.