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

Attention! If you're looking at this and hoping it looks like the awesome palm rests that come with a keyboard, it's NOT. It's a cheap, hard piece of styrofoam wrapped in crappy nylon. This is NOT plush faux leather (and I'm not even sure if there's memory foam in the hard stuff). So disappointing. Not what I wanted or expected based on keyboard purchase and product description. I can't get it back fast enough. Edit: For those looking for a mouse wrist rest similar to the Razer keyboard wrist…

Bought to replace the others that came with my Razer eXactMat - they either stopped or never sold exact (sorry for the pun) replacement parts and years later and for years was too dirty to keep, in fact it started falling apart when i tried to clean it. This replacement is a good size, well made and convenient to use. My issue is that it's so light it moves easily and the grippy surface on the bottom isn't "sticky" enough to keep it in place. I keep throwing it off my desk. I've gotten to the…

I have carpal tunnel, this wrist rest works but not very comfortable. I only bought it because it's a Razer product and I was trying to add it to my collection. I bought it for $9.99 but I'm pretty sure Razer makes them for $2 max. Not a very good product, ok at best. It's slightly curved, making it unstable on flat surfaces, and there's almost no cushioning material, so it's still putting quite a bit of pressure on your tendons. To be honest, I'm sure you could find a $10 wrist rest that's a…

I recently purchased this version with the leatherette keyboard and it has been phenomenal. I LOVED the texture/feel and cushion that was there. I bought this thinking it was the same as the listing description at the time of this review which mentioned the material was "faux leather" and also mentioned "faux leather plush cushion". Unfortunately, please note that this is a CLOTH-based mouse pad. Unfortunately, I was born with very sweaty hands, so it tends to pool in the palm rests, making…

Bought this wrist pad for my new Thermaltake Level 20 full size and fairly large mechanical keyboard. I used to use 3M gel wrist pads. I was looking for something new. Razer is a good gaming brand and we bought it based on the reviews. "Soaked in cooling gel" sounded like a gimmick. But there is some truth. It feels cool every time I use it for the first time. This is a beautifully constructed item. It has a sturdy plastic base with rubber feet. The construction looks solid, doesn't look cheap.

Comparison photos with EC2-A mouse and hand. Dimensions EC2-A: L: 4.7 / W: 2.6 / H: 1.6 inch. : 7.4 inches How I measured my hand: - The width is measured from the knuckle of the thumb to the other side of the palm. - The length is measured from the tip of the middle finger to the base of the palm. Review: I've tried the wrist rest in the past and frankly hated it, felt uncomfortable, smelled bad after a week and just stopped using it. I know it costs $18 and seems ridiculous, but I was…

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…