Keyboard Wrist Rest Gaming Tenkeyless Memory Foam Hand Palm Rest Wrist Rest Support for Office, Computer, Laptop, Mac Typing and Wrist Pain Relief and Repair (14.2 inch, Black)

I got this to be the wrist rest for my RK100 mechanical keyboard. I was coming from a Logitech G613. That chunky boi had a built-in wrist rest that was nonremovable. I loved that keyboard but the size was just way too much for my desk space. I needed to be able to remove the wrist rest when I needed more room. A quick breakdown for lazy review readers.- Comfort is 5/5. Its not TOO squishy in that your wrist sinks down into it and you're kind of back where you started. It has a good firmness too it that supports your wrist, but its just squishy enough to still be nice and comfortable. Way better than a hard plastic one like on the G613.- Indents give it a nicer texture than just a totally flat one. I don't think this adds any sort of usability or makes this more functional than intended, but Ive had simple flat wrist rests before, and I like the change of pace. The indents give it a nice feel and look to it.- Material feels quality and not like it will breakdown or start to rip after a few months. (only been a couple weeks since I've started using it. I'm using it right now!)- Underside doesn't slide around my desk. Stays nicely put wherever you put it (assuming your desk is a flat/smooth surface).- Perfect height for the RK100. Your results may vary depending on how high your keyboard is. At its lowest, the RK100 is approx 1inch or about 3ish cm. This wrist rest gives a perfect height for ergonomics. No fatigue in angled wrists. This would probably be uncomfortable for higher keyboards (though it would be better than no wrist rest at all) and definitely wouldn't make sense for one of those extremely thin/low profile keyboards like an apple magic keyboard.BOTTOM LINE: Simple. Inexpensive. Works as it should. Perfect for a 100 key layout keyboard. I'd buy it again if I lost it. 5/5

I just put in a new keyboard tray and the 'wrist rest' (actually a palm rest) I used for my mouse, didn't really work anymore with the new tray, so I needed a new option. I had an old keyboard rest that I tried, but it was a little too high and extended into the space for my Orbweaver, so it wasn't a long term option. For reference I play MMOs and single player FPSs (haven't tried it in FPS environment as my mmo just had an expansion - no time for anything else ^_^ )I did a bunch of looking around and decided on this one, and so far, it is pretty close to perfect.PROs:-Fit my Razer Sphex V2 perfectly (see picture). I really couldn't ask for anything better-Lower profile. Perfect for the angle I use my mouse at and doesn't raise my palm too high.-Just the right mix of soft and firm. I don't actually use any wrist rest for my wrists, just palms and this gives just enough to not be stessful, but firm enough to provide the suport needed.-Fabric Covered - super soft with just the right amount of slipperyness to not bog movement down, but doens't send your hand slipping all over the place. I didn't notice the dimples while I was gaming so I don't know if they really do anything.THINGS TO NOTE-It does have a slight smell. But the only time I noticed it was when I took it out of the bag it came in and put it on my tray. I didn't notice anything on my hands afterwards and I expect it to disappear in not too long of a time.-I didn't take the platic protecting the non-skid bottom off. My tray is unfinished wood and that type of finish doesn't like to stay in place, so I cut out a piece of non-skip shelf/carpet liner and put that down. It isn't going any where. So I really can't talk to its staying power on its own. (see picture)I haven't had it too long, so I will update if anything changes, but right now, it fits my needs perfectly.

i have tried a TON of different products. i have a pull out keyboard tray that is a very weird dimension and needed a wrist rest to cover the entire front end (29" long). ive seen a few different products that would work, but tried them and wasted a ton of money as they just didnt help with the already severe carpal and cubital tunnel issues i have.found these, and put two of them side by side... simply put, they are perfect. i dont have a single complaint. the bottom 'stick' coating grips everything in its path and makes them stay put without needing tape or velcro. they are perfectly soft, but not so much that your hand or arm just sinks into them. the nylon material at top allows your skin to just glide over it as you move across the keyboard.id give it 6 stars if i could. may buy some more just so i can make sure to have replacements when these eventually wear down some in a few years.

the only thing that could be a possible negative is that its a bit skinny. Like the area that touches the wrist is kinda small. However, for me it was a good size because my desk doesn't have too much room and the size looks good with my 60% keyboard. I love the product. Its feels nice, i like the design with the little indentions/holes and it keeps my wrist cool. The material isnt itchy or anything so i really like it. It also looks a lot more "premium" than what i paid so thats a huge plus. Overall very happy with the purchase and I would definitely recommend it.

The 14.2" works really well with my Drop CTRL keyboard. The height is precisely where i want it (a couple of mm above the edge of the board). The anti-slip base works well on the glass top of my desk. This is all very subjective, but i don't understand some earlier comments that the foam is hard. It seems soft to the touch but firm, as it should be. My old rest was hard with sharper edges that got unpleasant fairly quickly when typing for any period. Compared with it, this rest is welcomed relief. Edges are nice rounded off and seem to disappear in use. I am pleased.