🖥️ Non-Slip Silicone Keyboard Wrist Rest Pad – Durable & Comfortable for Easy Typing & Pain Relief, Breathable Material for Office & Home Use, Strong Grip, Black, 15.7x2.5 inches Review

Returned same or next day. It was rubbish. I use gel elbow pads on my desk from time to time and this pad offers ZERO support. If you're only using it to support court orders, it stays indented where you apply pressure with your hands, wrists, or in my case, elbows. This is what you are looking for. it is not

I was having wrist pain after a long game and working from home, this solution solved my problem. I ordered 2 packs to use with my mouse as well, but I don't find them suitable for low sensitivity movements in game. This is fine for normal computer use, but constantly dragging your hand around is a little tiring. However, I highly recommend this for your keyboard. This is much more convenient than the plastic stands that come with some keyboards.

I bought this product to replace my old rubber and nylon covered keyboard pad and the new gel pad is much more comfortable. It's also the perfect size, and I had a hard time finding one that wasn't too big to buy - I don't know why anyone would want a 21-inch keyboard for their wrist when most PCs -Keyboards are no larger than 18 inches. long. Also, I wasn't interested in getting memory foam which I think will sink too much and there have been multiple reviews of many products that tend to…

I've always used some sort of wrist rest when working on the computer, but in recent years I've started leaning against my desk a lot, especially with my elbows. I wanted a longer wrist pad but couldn't find the right fit. When I saw these I decided to give them a try and I'm so glad I did. They stick to the table easily and don't move at all. when they are used, but I can tweak them as needed. The ergonomic stand is perfect when using my laptop and mouse, and the material is smooth and doesn't

I feel like Goldilocks, I've bought so many (three) wrist rests and given up before I found this one. One was too wide; the other smelled bad etc. But the most important thing for me is that it stays where I put it. The first two palm rests promised to be non-slip, but they had a textured tread pattern on the bottom that slid all over my desk. My keyboard kept getting pushed out of alignment. All I wanted was a sticky silicone backing like my mouse pad. I found it with a wrist rest - it stays…

Like many others, I worked from home and went to school, and my old rickety kitchen table became my new workplace. After months of back, elbow, and wrist pain, I decided to grab a few things to try and relieve my pain while typing crookedly for up to 18 hours a day. First, these pads were great when I first went to them. Really soft, comfortable and hold their shape. On the second day I noticed that permanent dimples and dimples had formed. On the third day, all the seams near the pressure…