What does it mean by removable palm rest?
80164
It's a plastic piece that runs along the entire lower portion of the keyboard. It's a place for your palms to rest while typing.
80165
I am sorry but I bought for my grandson. If you would like you could send me your email address and I will ask him to contact you. Mine is jhenchat@hotmail.com .
80166
the front of the keyboard has an extendable piece you can put on the front. it doesn't come attached and Ive never seen a reason to put it on
80167
Exactly what it says. You get a large plastic palm rest, that is attachable - that is to say you don't need to, but you can.
2009828
The base is where the reclining action comes from and is designed to be a permanent part of the seat. If you would rather not have the reclining base, then the Safety 1st Guide 65 would be the option you are looking for, they are the same seat except the guide comes without the reclining base. I know another person said they did remove the base but I wouldn't mess with any part that is meant to be a permanent component of the seat as you can't be sure how that would effect the safety of the seat.
2198321
No...the arm rest do not move The back is removable, but that is the only thing that can adjust. I have loved this seat for my daughter though. It is light and fits her perfectly. She has used it for about a year & she just turned 6.
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The difference is how you place the arms on the chair.There suppose to face inward towards the seat for a better grip.The chair comes unassembled, so yes the arms are removable.
1011173
front of arm rest have a place to grip, but your feet need to reach something solid for more stable ride.like foot rest .
120865
The keyboard comes with a hand rest attachment so you can choose which one you want to use. So effectively both :D
557313
I don't know what you would need - but it is adjustable, with three velcro straps. It gives reasonable use of the thumb except where it is restricted at the base (a good thing), and all four fingers are free. It gives good thumb support. It is comfortable enough to sleep in. The only downside is that you may feel some friction between the thumb and the forefinger at first, but it lessens as you use it. I can use it comfortably with a computer mouse as a hobbyist, but I don't use a mouse all day. I have tried using a separate track pad with the other hand, but it made me nuts.
2160999
Technically yes they are removable..they are held in with screws underneath , however I imagine it would make it kind of awkward without that section of the arm rest.
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You seem to be getting a variety of answers so let me clarify. If you remove the palm rest (it is designed to be easily removable), the keyboard frame extends 1 1/4 inches, exactly as Barbbara said, and tapers downward to an edge height of about 3/8". I too have been very pleased with this keyboard and would immediately buy another just like it if something happened to this one.
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It is removable, Honestly I think it is meant to be a "just in case" back rest. It sits too far back for me so even though it's on, I don't use it. I see the other comment about it not being removable, but when you go to assemble the chair, which is very simple just leave the back off. If you decide you want it on, it literally takes two seconds to put it on.
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It was something that I got used to very quickly. Would the chair be more comfortable if it had arm rests....probably, but youwould lose the compact design of the chair. For me the compact design, which I wanted for motorcycle trips, took priority over having arm rests.
2023057
Thanks for the armrest information. For those commenting on the comfort of the armrest, it's not so much about comfort as it is the long-term nerve pressure on the elbows, search on "cubital tunnel syndrome" (not to be confused with carpel tunnel)
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.
164757
Yes it is removable. There is a small hand wheel on the bottom of the seat that can be removed and the back rest slides out of the bracket. The back rest was in the box and wasn't attached to the seat when it arrived so you really don't even have to put it on the seat if that is what you prefer. Total assembly took less than 10 minutes. I have the one you are referring to and an older version of this same unit with just a few minor differences and I use them a lot in my Harley theme garage. They are comfortable and look great in there.
1704356
Yes it is. It actually doesn't come attached. You have to attach it if you want it. It's a pretty good wrist rest and very sturdy. You screw it in if you want it attached so it doesn't come off by mistake.
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The footrest is part of the reclining position and automatically lifts when reclining. When in normal sitting position the foot rest is not operational.
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It's not bad. It is a little firm, but palm rests are like beds. Everyone likes them a little different when it comes to firmness. It's 1000x better than the hard plastic the keyboards come with. I'm using it on a logitech G510.