IMAK A10165 Wrist Cushion IMAA10165 Review

No markings. The photo of this product shows the label from imakproducts.com and I have one of these pillows from a few years ago. But instead, when you order this product, you will receive a pillow about half the size of the original, overstuffed, and the label on the product says: brownmed.com, not imakproducts.com as shown in this old photo. The same issues exist with the keyboard's palm rest, which is half the size of the original, crowded, and has a different label. These smaller versions…

BEST wrist protectors. I've tried them all, gel pads, cradles, sponge pads, nothing good. I bought one of these IMAK pads years ago and have worn them out after over a decade of daily use. I bought a similar one from another manufacturer a few months ago, but it's nowhere near as good as this one. It was too stiff and worn too high. The IMAK allows your wrist/palm to sink in and allows for continuous circulation while keeping your palm sweat-free due to the material and type of balls used…

It may take some getting used to when you first get this, but I love it. I don't even notice he's there anymore, but I notice when he's not there. I love it so much I just bought 2 more to have in 3 different places. In my opinion they are better than the ones attached to the mouse pad because you can position it to suit your hand position independently of the mouse pad and you can also choose a different mouse pad. In my opinion it is much better than gel pads. I had both. They have small…

Makes my carpal tunnel much worse. I bought this to relieve my carpal tunnel pain. I already have a vertical mouse but my wrists hurt after a day on the computer and I wanted something that would make it a little easier. My hand goes numb after use. It's pretty ridiculous that they tout it as a cure for carpal tunnel when it actually works the other way around. I think the problem is the tiny size of this pillow. With the larger pillow, the wrist points slightly downwards, elevating the elbow…

This IMAK A10165 wrist pad protects your wrist when using a computer mouse. It fits under your wrist and on a flat, smooth surface that can move with the mouse. It's comfortable and fairly soft, although it doesn't offer the same support as a foam pillow as the balls inside are very small and move around fairly easily. Speaking of balloons inside, that's the main reason I took off a star. . After using this wrist rest daily for about 2.5 months, I started seeing these little white balls on my…

This works fine for me. There is no top, no bottom, no handle, both sides are made of the same material to allow the pillow to slide. I use it on a laminate table and there isn't excessive slippage for me, but an additional caveat is that I use it with a Kensington trackball due to arthritis, so hand movement isn't as strong as a traditional mouse. The beads are comfortable and conform to your wrist, and the width (5 inches) is just right to "sink" and support your wrist. For me the height…

This is a review of a smaller 5x3.5 or similar. I mean can it be bigger? I think so, but then it would be tedious to deal with. Right now I put this thing on the edge of the mouse pad and then use the top of the mouse pad. This thing slides too much when sitting on a table, so I recommend using a large non-slip mouse pad with it if you have one, and mounting it on the bottom and the mouse on top. This small sack bag is very comfortable and soft. I like to press it. I've used those old gel wrist