Wide Gaming Keyboard Wrist Rest, Ergonomic Comfortable Armrest/Elbow Rest Pad, Memory Foam Wrist Pad for Keyboard Laptop Computer Wrist Support in Home Office（17.32 x 3.94 x 0.79 Inch）

I'm prone to cubital tunnel syndrome. I'm also prone to propping my forearm on the edge of the desk while I'm reading, which leads to the former problem. This provides just the right amount of padding to prevent irritated nerves. The 'sticky' back holds it in place very securely without actually sticking to my desk, so I can lift and reposition it at any time. It's easy to clean and doesn't irritate my skin, despite being in constant contact with it. And there's no obnoxious garish logo irritating me.

I got this gaming keyboard wrist rest in 2020, and still use it every day. I use this with a regular keyboard, not a laptop. It is so comfortable to rest my hands on while typing. I also like the little indentations along the surface. I'm not sure why, but they make it even more comfortable, much more so than a smooth-surface wrist rest. (No sweat maybe?) It is still in great shape, actually looks and feels the same as when I got it 4 years ago. I would (and do) recommend this to anyone looking for a wrist rest. Best one out there!

Very comfortable while being very ergonomically made. I've yet to find one as good as this one. Instead of a rounded top, which always bothered me, it's flat, though still thick. It is also wide - about 3" wide, and it is a perfect length, just past my keyboard on both sides. I've had no problems with my wrists while using this wrist rest and I have tried many.

Good quality and holding up very well. Retaining their cushion and support, too.

Like most of the other reviewers, I get a lot of discomfort in my elbows from leaning on the desk all day. I searched for a solution on Amazon, and these looked like the best solution. They definitely are. High-quality material, very soft and comfortable, and a really nice non-slip bottom that keeps them from moving around as you do. They keep their shape, too. No permanent indentations from leaning on them. My only suggestion for improvement is the length. I don't think anybody's elbow span is narrow enough to fit the length of these. Easy enough to solve -- I bought another one and positioned them end to end at the edge of my desk. It would have been nice if they just sold one somewhere in the 30". Overall, though, I highly recommend these.

I didn't need or want a highly branded wrist rest, and I needed one that holds up to extensive use while remaining comfortable. So far, this has retained its shape and comfort without being ostentatious. It holds in place against the wood veneer of my desk without slipping and I find myself using it without needing to shift or move it constantly.

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I purchased this mostly because of the size. The keyboard wrist rest is the same width as the keyboard and just the right height and depth for typing and resting comfortably. The mouse wrist rest is a smaller size so it fits next to it on the pull-out drawer on my computer desk. The material is smooth, comfortable and supports the wrists. The backing keeps it from sliding. I've only had for a few weeks, so I don't know how well they will last, but the material looks strong and durable.

I love the fact that it's a deeper wrist rest (4 inches) which is perfect for my keyboard (should have gotten a wider one for my mouse but, I'm either using my keyboard or mouse and rarely both so I simply move it to the mouse side as needed) The material is not course like a previous wrist rest so it's not as rough and, there's dimples in it which makes it nice to the touch, almost like a massage for your wrists. The foam (I believe) is a get infused foam which is great. For the price, you can't beat it. For those that have complained that it rips or other bugs, I would suggest you don't use it as a toy and throw it around the room. Use it as it is intended and it should last a long time. Of course, any fabric will wear out in time so nothing lasts forever. Hmmmmm, maybe I should get a second one for when that day comes.

We love the expanded memory foam support on the wrist. We can use it for both keyboard or laptop. just perfect! will buy again!

Great wrist rest , I bought corsair0 k68 rgb that cost me 175 $ and its wrist rest is just useless and too short . I look through all kinds of wrist rest and stopped at this one . Shipping was fast , it came fast as well . I love how its soft but not too soft . My hands are heavy and large and this is perfect fit for me . Great anti slippery surface underneath i was worried it wont work on my mouse can [ got full mat as you can see in the pic ] but it doesnt move at all , tried it on metal too since my desk is metal and same result ! Very happy with my purchase and I recommend for gaming or people who type alot . Not sure if it ll be good if you have thin keyboard like laptop style since the pad is pretty puffy [ about 5/8'' thick ] The gel feels great, and my hands dont sweat or overheat on it . ( and i play about 12 hours on it sometimes )

Great size and very soft and comfortable. Its got enough weight and the plastic bottom keeps it from moving around. This is much better then the sold foam with felt top that I was using previously. With this, there is no foam chipping off the bottom and I don't have to worry about the felt peeling of the top which is why I ended up replacing the old one with this.

This is a nice little wrist/palm rest that doesn't break the bank. My gaming keyboard didn't come with one and so this one looked like a deal. It's a clean design with some simple texturing over a black fabric. It's about the same length as a standard keyboard with the number pad. It is slightly wider than many other resting pads I've seen so if you have a really shallow desk just make sure there is room for it. It's comfy on my hands and wrists, sits at a nice even level with my keys (it's about level with the spacebar), and the non-stick surface on the bottom works great even on top of a mouse pad. For $20 you really can't go wrong. I can't really speak to durability as it's still fairly new but I don't imagine, based on the price and simple materials, that it will be more than a couple years before it shows lots of wear (from my skin in contact with it, from leaning on it to read something on my screen, etc.) Totally recommend, though.