Review on 🎮 Enhance Your Gaming Experience with Razer Ergonomic Wrist Rest: Anti-Slip Rubber Base - Angled Incline - Classic Black by Marquel Floyd

As usual, Razer never misses an opportunity to get down to business when it comes to things it thinks the community will love, and this product is an iteration of that perspective. I like it as a wrist rest. It has a soft leather texture and a very sudsy interior that doesn't get hot when I use it, and the suds is very skimpy on my meaty hands. It's pretty handy and I like using it, but not on my Blackwidow. let me explain. The Blackwidow Essential Edition keyboard I own has a beveled edge on the front of the keyboard, which I find aesthetically pleasing, but the palm rest also has a beveled edge at the same angle when I'm using the keyboard feet at their maximum height, As a result, the wrist stand constantly touches the keyboard and interferes a little. The non-slip rubber pads, while useful, aren't exactly slip-resistant, and they also move on my desk. I tested the anti-slip pads on multiple surfaces and the only surfaces that didn't actually slip were glass and sheet metal. I need a palm rest for my keyboard because I have carpal tunnel and I've looked around and the ones I found at Revain didn't fit my keyboard. To be honest, Razer wasn't my first choice. It wasn't until I was looking for Razer products to buy my boyfriend's birthday that I realized it existed.TL;DR. It's a good palm rest, but the angle of my keyboard doesn't go well with the rest.