Fat Wrist Pad 17 in Black is a 4 Inch Wide Wrist Rest for Standard Keyboards and Mechanical Keyboards New Materials

This has got be one of the most comfortable and good priced wrist rest that I've ever used. Even though the design might be simple but its just ingenious. The top of the wrist rest material is like neoprene and it feels more breathable than the one's made out of those gel fillings. But if you do keep your wrist on it for extended amount of time, than it starts to feel kind of warm, so I suggest users to take a little break from putting your wrist on it straight throughout. I've been the Grifiti wrist rest for a month now and still looks like new and feels great. The foam padding seems to have gotten a bit cushier now with time and it actually feels better than when I had it brand new. I've been using this on my Rosewill RK-9000I, Cooler Master Quickfire TK, and Logitech G710+ which are all mechanical keyboards and the height, length, and width fits perfectly with the keyboards. I actually bought two of these, one for my keyboard and another for my mouse. This might sound unconventional but I got a very big mousepad for gaming, around 17" and I use it to support my wrist when I'm using my MMO mouse and its perfect for that also. Extended gaming on these actually helps a lot on my wrist feeling cramped and its very comfortable. Pros: -Good price and very nicely made -Comfortable for extended typing or gaming -Feels more breathable and cooler than gel filled type wrist rest -The size is perfect fit for full size 104 key layout mechanical keyboards (Grifiti also makes the same wrist rest for tenkeyless keyboard) -Bottom is very durable and will not move or slide around while using Cons: -Can get a bit warm if your typing or gaming on it for an extended period without any breaks (just move your wrist a little upwards real quick if it gets warm)

This works so good! I never knew these existed until now and I am so glad it does! it looks so much better than that foam I used and is really comfortable!

The height is good paired with a Keychron V6 Max. It's not quite flush with the length, though that's not a dealbreaker. Unfortunately, the surface covering started peeling back after almost a year of moderate use (see photos). It started to become an annoyance as it was peeling where I was placing my wrists, so I just gave the material a tug and all of it peeled off easily and cleanly. i'll see how the pad holds up without the covering. The exposed foam is a little grippier, but not uncomfortably so. If the foam starts to degrade, or becomes hard to clean, i'll provide an update and look to replace it with one of Keychron's silicone wrist rests instead.

Doesn't quite fit the length of my Steelseries Apex M750 keyboard, but that's not the fault of the product. I didn't check any measurements before ordering nor did I have any preconceived notions that it should. Overall it is very comfortable for what I wanted, something more stiff and holds my wrists up where they should be. Most gel type pads would slowly droop as my wrists made a contour in it. Which is how they are supposed to work, so not complaining, just not what I wanted. The quality is excellent and no gaudy logos or images on the surface to fade away and look bad. (I'm looking at you PC master race! If you're gonna put a logo on something make sure it stays put!) Anyway, very happy with my purchase and would buy again.

Very nice wrist pad and the perfect height for my sort of tall gaming keyboard. It's comfortable, stays in place and is just the right width/length/thickness. I've only had it a couple of months but, given I'm on the computer a few hours a day, and a lot of that is on the keyboard, I think this thing will be pretty durable. I'm tempted to knock off a star simply because I think it is pretty pricey for what it is but, if it lasts a LONG time, then maybe it is worth the price. Recommended if you use a taller gaming keyboard (for comparison, I have a Logitech G810)

I use this with my Ducky One 2 Skyline. Length wise its almost perfect and the height lines up extremely close to the keyboard. This is a great option for someone looking for something simple, firm with a little give and wants to avoid gel (which I dislike the feel of) It can get a bit warm, but that isn't a big deal One note is that it does have quite a rubbery smell when you first open it, but it largely airs out after 2 days. I also appreciate the lack of visible branding, letting my keyboard be the star of the show

It's very hard to find this style wrist pad anymore. I had given in and gotten a gel one and it was too thin, too squishy, and leaked within a week. This one is nice and fat, comfortable, supportive, and I expect will last a long time. It smells bad out of the package but the odor fades once aired out.

I have had this Wrist Pad for about two or three months by now. I have to say that the material is very comfortable to rest your hands on, there is no problem with comfort. It fits nicely under my Razer Blackwidow Keyboard and makes both gaming and typing a more comfortable experience, which is what I believe it is meant to do. Now for my problems with it. One, the material on the bottom of the pad could be a bit more sticky. I don't mean as in it should leave residue on the desk. But on my wooden desk, the pad does slide forward ever so slightly as I type. It is nothing major, but just a minor inconvenience that I have noticed. Secondly, and much more concerning in my opinion, is that the fabric on top of the pad has already worn significantly after two months of use. It has torn around the top perimeter of the pad. It still has its functionality but it no longer looks as appealing. A bit discouraging. But perhaps that is the trade off for the decent price.