Performance-wise, there’s nothing to complain about the Skyzonal. However, the quality of the sewing is on the sloppy side. To make resting your arms on the Skyzonal more comfortable and to help maintain neutral wrists, you can slope the entire tray up to 10° downwards. The best thing that we liked about the Jelbows is its durability. Some palm rests split open and spill the gel after a few months of use. Since the Jelbows is solid gel, you won’t have to worry about that happening. We like that gel pads are just the right firmness to provide enough support without causing nerve compression. A buyer who has cubital tunnel syndrome mentioned that this helped with the symptoms after just a few uses.

Unlike the Pretty See, however, the Vivo comes with a 4.2” x 2.4” memory foam palm rest and enlarged area to rest your mouse on. This helps keep your mouse close to you whatever the distance between your chair and the desk.The advertising is a little misleading though. It uses good quality foam, but it isn’t memory foam. It also accumulates dirt and sweat faster because of its velvety finish.

The Fuzadel Elbow Pad is made of durable aluminum alloy, and can support up to 24 pounds of weight. Plus, you can extend it up to 12 inches long. One buyer said that this works well for his husband who can’t get close enough to his desk because of his beer belly. Aside from being easy to use and durable, this alloy rotating desk extension offers a wide range of motion to support all of your arm postures as you mouse, write, or even use the keyboard.Just like the Pretty See, the Vivo has a 180° rotation feature which allows you to find the right angle for support. One user especially liked this, saying that it helped alleviate the stress on his wrist and shoulder. The Aloudy Memory Foam Chair Armrest Pad is a simple solution for people suffering from sore elbows due to hard armrests. Coming in a set of 2, this affordable product combines quality foam and a soft polyester cover to relieve your pressure points as you work.