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- Ergonomic keyboard tray and mouse tray system.
- Mounts directly to your existing office chair.
- Will not interfere with normal chair use.
- Brings the computer controls to you – no more reaching
- Naturally encourages a healthy neutral body posture
Product Description
Say hello to the Mobo® and goodbye to the painful stress and strain across your neck, back, shoulders and arms that results from everyday computer use. The Mobo is a revolutionary keyboard and mouse tray system that attaches directly to your existing chair. The Mobos unique, patent pending design naturally positions both desktop and laptop computer users in a comfortable and healthy neutral body position. By placing the keyboard tray and mouse pad directly on your
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The Mobo seems to be a very well made and sturdy product. I purchased it as a gift for my husband who works from our home computer for sometimes more than 12 hours a day. He has been complaining of right arm/shoulder pain for years. Since he’s been using Mobo, he has found that he’s much more comfortable and no longer feels the pain and stress he once felt.
Rating: 5 / 5
The Mobo is an elegantly simple solution to a complex problem: using a keyboard with a desk that just won’t take an adjustable keyboard tray. In my case, I have an antique rolltop desk with trim that I did not want to ruin by installing a keyboard tray and rails. This was the only product I could find that would do the job.
It was kind of a “duh” moment when I saw the pics and description: don’t jerry-rig a keyboard tray to a desk not designed for one, add the keyboard try to the chair.
I have had my Mobo for a couple of weeks now and it works as advertised. It makes the keyboard comfortable to use and saves my rolltop desk. I can also sit my laptop directly on it if I don’t use my separate keyboard. At the same time, I can still use the same chair with the mouse pads folded to work at our separate computer table.
This is apparently a new company with a new product. I would have felt better when checking the product out if I could have located a real address, phone number and better business bureau report. I hope the company sets those up soon. In the end, I took the gamble on legitimacy and it worked out okay. The product arrived quickly and installed quickly. I have recommended it to a couple of friends already.
Rating: 5 / 5
This product is great for its purpose: it keeps me in a comfortable position when working at my computer for a long time.
Problems with it (3): 1. the armrest units tend to work their way loose and become wobbly over a few weeks and need to be repeatedly tightened.
2. The mouse pad on the armrest unit is black nylon. Might work great with a ball-type mouse, but an optical mouse needs a mousepad with some kind of reflective design in order to work. Adding a mousepad means that the lip which should keep the mouse from rolling off the armrest, doesnt’. So the mouse keeps winding up on the floor. And 3. The bolts which attach it to the armrest come in several lengths. I selected a length that was too long the first time I installed it and tore a sweater and the pocket off a jacket before getting around to re-installing it with the shorter bolts.
Fortunately, it is quick to install (15 minutes the first time, 10 or less the second time) and as I said, it does its job. I’m ordering a second one for my office manager.
Rating: 3 / 5
Love it! MY back stays straight while typing… no more aches or pains. I love this product and would recommend it to anyone!
Rating: 5 / 5
Do yourself a favor and save yourself the 90+ dollars.
This thing is a flimsy, cheap plastic piece of junk that relies on the pressure of two plastic pieces, compressed together to keep itself attached to your chair.
I was very excited to try this out, since I renovated my office a bit and removed my formal desk, and now needed a place to rest my KBD and mouse. Talk about depressing. The box it comes in has better production value.
First, the keyboard tray is completely separate from the rest of the mounted items, so at any second the thing is bumped, jiggled, or downright falls off during normal movements. Not to mention it is literally a black piece of plastic no better or bigger than the smallest, cheapest cutting board you could buy for your kitchen.
Next, the armrest mounts, when mounted evenly have a little piece that fits inside in order to adjust for the curve of your chairs armrests. This piece will fall out with hardly any provocation.
Also, the brackets that hold the front and back in place are done so with screws – that’s right – it’s not like they are adjustable, smooth pieces that snap into place like you would expect – you literally have to take these small rough edge brackets and screw them into the bottom of the armrest covers. And because you’re simply holding them in place with pressure – guess what – any bump against the back of the armrest cover and the whole thing slides forward dumping everything in the floor. Oh and did I mention that if you use this on a chair with a wood frame you just scratched the hell out of the wood? Yea – you do.
Additionally, the armrest sit in so far that unless you have a super-sized chair base, or are anorexic, you can expect to not be able to spread out, or sit as comfortably as you like, or on some chairs, literally have this thing dig into you.
I could see where your basic, run of the mill, 30 dollar office chair with a short back and tiny armrests would probably do ok with this thing (but then, why would you need it since you’d probably have a desk to go with that kind of chair), but for 90 dollars – I mean really – 90 bucks?? – you’d be better off getting one of those laptop stations with the beanbag bottom that fits in your lap for half the price.
I literally put this thing on three different chairs, tested each one for a full hour or so of normal operation, and threw it back in the box. Mobo should be ashamed of themselves for putting such a price tag of this crap.
This is not worth it, but spend your money how you want.
Rating: 1 / 5