Could I wear this easily while heavily using a keyboard and mouse all day? I need a lot of fine motor flexibility in my hand.
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It is not a brace! if what you're looking is support for your wrist, this is not. The gel wrap is soft, intended to provide cold (or heat) therapy to the joints in your wrist/hand, and thus to be worn for 10-15 minutes at a time.
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You Absolutely can. You can also keep one in the freezer and wear one if you have two. When my wrist was broken, the ice cold one felt better. I play computer games and I type a lot and the Gel wrist wrap did not interfere. Good luck.
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This wrist wrap is not meant to be worn while doing any activity that you would be using the muscles in your wrist and hand if you are using it as a cold wrap. The cold wrap helps with inflammation from over use and stress to the muscles, by using these muscles while you are wearing this wrap could actually over stress the muscle and injure yourself. When you use these muscles your pumping blood to them while the wrist wrap is trying to take blood away from that area to decompress and take away inflammation. For best results use the wrist wrap while not doing anything to engage those muscles, I recommend using the wrap after a work day or after doing an activity that inflames that area. I don't recommend using the wrap hot or cold while doing an activity to engage those muscles, it will be most effective while using it after an actively that engages those muscles.
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I wouldn't say "easily." It's not super cumbersome, but you'd realize you're wearing it for sure. It's not heavy, but it's not light either--bulky. I would not consider this a brace. It's to be used when you need to cool down when you're in pain--and for that it does a good job.
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Should be fine. The Logitech keyboard I use has a built-in wrist rest and there is plenty of room for it. I like this product.
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yes, I suggest you keep on the wrist because it makes typing more comfortable. :D
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I'm sure it would. So for the keypad functionality, I think you'd like it. But note that the finger "mouse" pad is not very good. If "mousing" is more your thing than typing, then I'd probably try a different one. I ended up switching to just using a regular wireless mouse (only).
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No, it would be way to difficult to adjust it with the monitor and keyboard on it. In fact, it was hard setting it up and getting is so that it isn't crooked. However, I do like mine. It will shake if I am typing fast and my mouse will fall off (from the vibration). However this set-up is cheaper than other models and it does the job.
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I love this keyboard, quite good. If possible, I'd like to use it both at work and at home :)
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Weight of your hand won't be a problem because you can adjust the resistance. Everything you listed will fit, but you might feel too close to the monitor when typing.
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I am a average sized female as well and I love it. I have tendonitis in my wrist and elbow and also a shoulder injury and its much easier to work with than a regular mouse.
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I don't think it is particularly stiff. It is smaller than a regular mouse, so I expect it would depend on how you rest your hand on it and how much you use it.
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No mouse can help with that. It's about proper wrist support. If you're having trouble, try various ways to support your wrist so it isn't so bent. You can develop carpal tunnel syndrome and that isn't good... once you get that, it can be tough to recover. Sometimes, surgery is required.
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I have had good experience with the keyboard lasting all day. I've used it in meetings that are daylong, and lasting into the evening, and haven't had any problem with it working the entire time.
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I use the RollerMouse with a Microsoft wireless Sculpt ergonomic keyboard (less than $15), so I can keep my ergonomic positioning.
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I make it work because my mouse is fast and sensitive. But if you prefer to have a slower mouse then you might have a herd time. I also have a small basic keyboard too.
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Yes, works for a short person (I am short). The "long" arm and pad worksperfectly to give support from wrist to elbow giving much better overall support. If you have keyboard placed on your desktop, then could be used easily for both keyboard and mouse. My keyboard is a below level pull out so typically use when utilizing the mouse or to rest my arm whennot typing.
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To be completely honest. The mouse fits my hand perfectly. That's why I went with it. But everyone's hands are different so what may be a perfect fit for me may not be for you. I love the mouse and it is still working as amazing as when it came out of the box. I hope you give it a try because it is a great mouse.
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Hi Ted. Yes, I have relatively large hands (peasant genes, hahahah), and I can use it easily for both hands. I don't have enough good to say about this, except I wish they would make a model for feet, too, that was price point sharp like this. I am pretty addicted to this machine since I write 8+ hours a day; I am bigger than the person who wrote that the returned it. The pressure is what pushes the toxins out. Hope that helped!
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Yep. I just prop my arms up with pillows so that i can type relaxed. But if u are referring to an 'attached' keyboard then that would be connected by bluetooth so you would have to just prop the keyboard up with pillows till comfy with yr arms rested. Hope I have interpreted the question correctly.