💻 HyperX Cooling Gel Wrist Rest - Memory Foam - Anti-Slip - Ergonomic Keyboard Accessory Review

Good material and solid support! Two questions: 1. As you can see from the photo, the pad is not as thick as I expected. If you like elevating your wrists while typing, this pad might be a bit thin for you.2. The bottom of the pad in particular is a bit slippery. on the table PU pad. The pad does not slip on the surface of wood/veneer. Overall, this is a good wrist rest!

Just received this wrist rest today. While I like it so far, I have two problems. Firstly, I would like it to be a bit longer and extend the full length of my keyboard, just my preference since I move my wrist and hand a lot while playing computer games and typing. The second disadvantage, in my opinion, is that the fabric cover is very slippery and does not fully adhere to the upholstery. That may be due to the "cooling" properties, but I'm not a big fan of bulk.

Oh my god it's like the cold side of a pillow when you turn it over in the middle of the night, only for your wrist. I've paired this with an elite alloy from Hyperx and it's a match made in heaven. I just wish it was a standard keyboard option and not a separate purchase. God willing, that was the best $20 spent. A clean, minimal design and a hidden Hyperx logo to the right of the rest with nice red stitching that isn't very noticeable or sticking out like crazy.

As a wrist rest, it does its job well. But if you're a bit picky, the very loose outer coating will drive you crazy. The outer layer is very loose, slips a lot and quickly loosens even more to the point where huge bumps and ligaments form. The material should have been MUCH more carefully attached (just stitched around the edge, red thread visible in the picture) and/or made of a more stretchy material. However, I'm not sure how long this will last as the outer coating continues to stretch.

I bought a quality Fellows brand wrist rest that has been in daily use for 15 years. It was then that Fellows decided to cut corners and make a disappointingly low-quality product. One I stopped before I even knew how far their standards had fallen. I tried this one and the first noticeable difference was the memory foam, similar to pillows and mattresses. The base of the palm rest is also solid, which offers stability during transport but is hardly significant in normal use. I prefer this…

I've searched for a million different keyboard palm rests. I've tried $2 wrist rests on random Chinese sites, cheaper ones at Best Buy and after just not liking them I spent a bit more and got this wrist rest and WOW I love it! It's not too hard, but not too soft either and feels very well made. It's insanely comfortable when I'm playing or typing for a long time, and it looks great! The keyboard I bought didn't have a palm rest, so it was REQUIRED. But having had previous keyboards with wrist…

I like this article very much. I've noticed some pain in my wrists from typing for hours every day. I picked it up for a reasonable price and started using it right away. What a sudden relief. It relieved my wrist pain almost immediately. I would recommend this wrist rest to anyone who uses their computer for a long period of time. It's also a gel so I notice a very minimal "memory effect" as it returns to its original shape even after 3 months of use. My only downside is that the stretchy…

I used a really old "thick" 3M gel palm rest and it was showing its age, peeled edges, a few "cuts" on the surface, etc. Reviews on this stand seemed positive, so I went for it decided. Love it. Now I have two of these (the second for work). The height is perfect for me, lower than the 3M but I like it better. The base is grippy and I like the stitching around the edges. I used this with a genuine 1984 IBM Model M keyboard and the keyboard was a bit wider than the others. This keyboard just…

After unpacking I was literally turned on, pumped up, screamed Tees! my girlfriend has etc. this is such a good product. I've used the Sub Zero Gaming Keyboard Wrist Rest at work and at home and carried it back and forth. I decided to buy a second wrist rest so I don't have to carry it around and I'm very glad I chose this Hyper-X. I had tension in my wrist from hyperactivity and needed rest - I recommend wrist braces to anyone with wrist pain and even use a wrist brace for math, weightlifting,