Enoch Ergonomic Mouse Wrist Rest: Comfortable Palm Wrist Support Pad for Office, Gaming, and Coding Review

When in doubt, buy it. I've been wary and this is one of the many wrist comfort solutions I've spent money on recently, but it's also the last. Well, besides buying a spare tire or two for whatever reason.

This ergonomic footrest is very comfortable. The top material is sleek and smooth, and the lower plastic legs slide nicely across the table. The downside is that sometimes after I raise my hand to my keyword and move it back, it's not in the center of my palm, so I have to adjust and constantly remind myself where the mouse pad is. But once I got used to it, it didn't bother me anymore. Overall this is a great product and has made my gaming/work experience so much better than before. I would…

This is exactly what I was looking for. I've tried several wrist rests, some make my wrist sit at an odd angle due to the height, some are too soft, some are too hard, I've bought and returned so many so far. This is my first "sliding" style and it's a little weird, but I'm getting used to it quickly. It fits great, literally put a smile on my face when I started using it because my wrist felt good. The only downside I noticed is that you have to adjust your hand every time you stand up to find

This is a piece of very durable rubber with a nice texture and very easy gliding feet. Seems like it will take some time to get used to finding the right position that works best for my wrist/hand. There's a ridge in the center that fits into the dimple where the base of the thumb meets the wrist, so it only feels right in one position. For now, I'm making adjustments every time I switch from keyboard to mouse, but I'm sure I'll get the hang of it and will be moving my hand, not just my wrist…

I study computer science and spend at least 8 hours on the computer. Recently my wrist started to hurt while programming, so I bought this mouse pad to try. After using it for a week, it completely relieved me from aches and pains in my right wrist! And the best part is that it moves and glides smoothly! I love this unique product.

You can use the mouse tray both above and below your wrist (see photo). As someone who uses a combination of "fingertip" and "claw" grips on my mouse, I don't typically move my whole hand that much. So I used the mouse tray under my wrist, at hand. In this position, the mouse tray hardly moves, but gives my hand additional support. The only complaint is that the mouse pad came without any of the anti-slip pads. After informing the seller about this, he immediately offered to send me a…

For the average adult who works at the computer all day and spends their free time gaming, having something comfortable to support the wrist is very important. When I saw this wrist rest, I was skeptical. Compared to all the memory foam, spheres, and liquid gel palm rests, this soft plastic doesn't seem to offer better comfort. When I tried, oh my god, I was wrong. Now it is important to remember that this shape does not fit all wrists and is only suitable for right-handed people. Maybe they…

I received this mouse pad to try out about two weeks ago. To be honest I was a bit hesitant to order it at first when I saw it online because it's so different from the usual regular mouse pad. I just wasn't sure how it could work, especially when I haven't personally seen or felt it. Every day I analyze data a lot on the computer and write a lot of reports at work. Due to the long hours and heavy workload, my wrist, hand, and neck began to suffer from hours of sitting, typing, and clicking. As