🖱️ Elevate Comfort and Relieve Wrist Pain with Ergonomic Mouse Pad and Keyboard Wrist Support Set Review

Mouse pad with wrist rest is good. It has a large interface that works well with heavy mouse users like me. Both the mouse pad and armrest feel well constructed rather than flimsy. The reason I only give three stars is because the armrest is too short. I bought this set to replace a Staples brand armrest that fell apart after about a year, but this armrest is over two inches shorter than the Staples version and that's quite a difference. I'm a petite person, 5ft 3in and 130lbs with little arm…

I wouldn't call premium, they're decent quality, not as comfortable as some of the more expensive ones but they get the job done. Keyboard pads have a tendency, which I believe should tilt your hand better for normal typing, but doesn't help as much as journal pads when you're typing and working with numbers.

Overall I like this combo. The gel is comfortable, the material is smooth, and the mouse pad is large enough that I don't have to lift the mouse to navigate the monitor with my pointer. However, the mouse pad curls a little around the edges and the wrist pad is so light that it doesn't stay in place and I have to move it around a bit throughout the day.

I like both things - they are very comfortable and seem to be of good quality. I deducted a star because the record support element isn't pointing downwards, so it wobbles back and forth a bit - it doesn't really affect performance, but it does feel unstable, which is a little distracting. Overall a good buy at a good price.

The set is excellent and appears to be of good quality. I received it yesterday so I don't know how long it will take. However, I was expecting 2 sets (2 mouse pads and 2 keyboard protectors) rather than 1 set of 2 (mouse pad and keyboard wrist protectors). I haven't read the full description so it's on me but it doesn't matter. Just thought I'd mention it in case anyone else is expecting 2 sets.

After using the mat for a day, the wrist hurt. In general, I have found that mouse pads with gel wrist pads are more comfortable than memory foam mouse pads. The palm rest of the keyboard looks okay so far. I found the gel palm rests more comfortable on mousepads, so I'm going back to my old Innovera mousepad. The description is misleading. This package included a mouse pad and a wrist rest for the keyboard.

I have repetitive motion syndrome or something similar in my wrists. After using a mouse for hours, my wrists would hurt, sometimes for days. I've used padded armrests for many years and they usually reduce all or most computer pain issues. I honestly can't say this product is "better" than any other I've used. It's firm but not too hard. It has just the right amount of slurp for me. It also returns to its original shape in minutes, so sagging memory isn't an issue. As the title of my review…

Ordered a wrist rest and mouse pad. Both products provide the support you need. The wide mouse pad has a wide base and is very comfortable as it provides support when you move your mouse across the screen. The bottom of both pads (wrist and mouse) is non-slip and both stay in place. However, it should be noted that the base of this pad appears to be latex (rubber) for allergy sufferers (I have a mild rubber/latex allergy and feel the base is rubber but the pads are for my wife and The quality…

First of all I don't play games so I don't know how it works in these conditions. Considering the price, I thought the product would be light and just a styrophone product inside, but it has a very ergonomic and user-friendly design. I used to feel that my wrist would hurt after typing for a long time, this product reduced it by about 80%. For this money it is worth it. By the way, I gave another pair to my son who is engaged in games.