Would it be suitable for working on a computer and supporting my arm, or is it too flexible and it would bend?
1358661
I doubt it would be good for working on a computer because its very bulky and restricts fingers from moving side to side and the bottom part practically covers all bottom of the fingers can't imagine typing with this brace. It is a very strong, stable, and stout. Its a great brace for sleeping but typing wouldn't be ideal with this brace in my opinion and experience.
1358662
The unit is Stiff & is met to be used while the body is at rest. However, I see no reason why you couldn't use if on the job, It's just up to you.
1358663
I don't fid them to be all that flexible. I wear them at night to keep my wrists from curling while I sleep. Hope this helps.
327989
If you were to lay it flat, it would be sufficient for a lap top. Probably not as comfortable.
2049663
No. It's too uncomfortable for bending...you definitely won't like the stiff feeling.
1618424
It's sturdy enough to type on and it wouldn't break if you rested your hands on it but it will lean a little bit not enough for your laptop to slip off but enough to notice that should be expected though.
1391387
I don't think it would work very well. It's pretty stiff. I don't think it would bend well.
545309
I couldn't recommend it. Maybe something with a handle. If bending isn't too much of an issue, then, Yes this would be good.
1116111
The key is what are you putting on the lift? Your ultrabook would be ideal and no bending will occur. A heavy 17 inch laptop is resting on mine all the tine and I use it on my chest or lap any time it is not on a stand or desk. It can be easily scooted around for proper venting of your fan exhaust area. There is nothing else to compare to the cool lift honestly and I have the others sitting around so I know this!
1685785
I miced it. It's about .020 It's definitely flexible. On the long side I can roll it around to touch itself.
1573066
I do not think that it will bend as much as you need. It is 8 inches deep and firm, so my personal guess is that it wold not work. It does have springs inside, so it is comfortable, but not very flexible
1066217
It is flexible. Depending on what application however, the adhesive back may not 'stay' ie if curved or angled.
630114
It is a hard case that snaps onto the computer. You definitely couldn't bend it in half or it would break. I hope that helps!
681222
Mmmm......i am not sure if this would be the aprópiate for that use. But I could say is very flexible so you could adjust it almost to anything.
1611579
I wouldn't use it for that. Its a little low setting for a desk. Armrest aren't that high tho.
396503
Yes , I would trust it in any application. It really is light weight and will handle weight very well. I have a 15 lb computer monitor on mine and it turns very easily and shows no stress at all with the 15 lbs. My monitor turns with the touch of a finger. I'm quite sure you'd be happy with it.
318977
Very flexible. I bought it to help with my tennis elbow but it was too snug for me and made my pain worst.
236189
The arms are not flexible, but the brackets do have a very small adjustable tilt. I have a pretty small desk with (3) 27" monitors and I have no complaints.
1366465
I think so-- the flexible neck makes it able to be positioned in various ways. For example, we have it to the side of the computer to shine on the keyboard without glare on the screen and it does that effectively.