Review on Grifiti Mechanical Keyboards MacBooks Notebooks by Andrew Mclemore

This is the second one I have My CoolerMaster mechanical keyboard is quite thick/large and I feel uncomfortable using it without something that raises my wrists to the same height as the front of the keyboard and this pillow is the perfect height.It is pretty durable considering it's all neoprene and soft enough to be comfortable but nice and strong so my wrists don't sink into it.the wrists rest but that doesn't affect the function for me.It is much more comfortable than using my keyboard without a keyboard.The durability of my first keyboard wasn't bad, I think it took a couple of years of daily use for the "skin" on top to peel off.This wouldn't have been a problem except r that the underlying material tended to rub/flake on my hands and ran all over the place. Eventually the pad got pretty uneven and rough on top so I threw it away and bought a new one. It actually looks like Grifiti improved the design because this new one doesn't have the same leather on top. It's like they somehow designed the top of the pad instead to be a smooth, solid surface that isn't separated from the rest of the pad. I hope that means this one lasts even longer. I wasn't too smart when I originally figured out which wrist pad to buy, so I can't compare it to others out there. However, I will buy a third of these if I have to and I have no real complaints.