Upgraded Computer Wrist Elbow Pad Review

Very comfortable, true to size. That was the most important thing for me because I usually come back to university with a computer and I don't move when I type.

Love it, works exactly how I need it. Now that many of us are working from home, my hands are constantly getting imprints from the sharp edges of my desk. This was the perfect solution, I let it hang over the edge about a half inch or so and it worked great. I like how well it stays on the ground so it doesn't move. My husband asked me if it was a memory foam bath rug lol and it is exactly that, narrow. I love it.

I'm macho and very seldom say "I like it" but this is one of those rare exceptions. The wide 31 inch width doesn't leave me room to rest on a hard surface, it doesn't slip even though it rests on my smooth black notepad which I sometimes use for writing and it rests softly on my elbows which I often do put it on my desk (I let this new notebook hang about a half inch off the edge of my wooden desk to avoid being uncomfortable leaning against the edge of the wood). Also, my wireless mouse works…

I have touch issues and don't like my palms touching the table when using a flat keyboard. They cannot slip, which usually interferes with the movement of hands. Placing this pad under the bottom of my keyboard not only helps with cushioning and touch aspects, but also elevates my wrists to the ideal ergonomic height when typing, resulting in less shoulder pain. I love how wide it is, my mouse pad and mouse fit perfectly on the right edge. No weird plastic smells or anything like that and the…

The edge of my desk is very sharp and actually hurt my elbow after repeatedly touching it. I will be replacing the table for this reason, but for now this is a great solution. Very comfortable to use and it instantly cured my elbow chafing problem. However, it flattens out too quickly. It recovers after washing (throw it in the washer and dryer with the rest of your clothes and don't worry - they're well done) so I've just bought two and changed them often. Right now when I'm typing this I'm…

I'm a lazy typist, so I like to keep my hands on the desk. The problem is that the edge of my desk is pretty sharp, so my forearm hurts from rubbing it at the end of the day. This pillow felt soft and comfortable as soon as I put it on. The width is great as it spans my entire hand from left to right on the desk from the keyboard to the mouse. The only thing is that it's too deep. I have to keep reaching for my desk, it's a normal feeling then, so sometimes when I move the mouse around it…

So I've had this product for a while and it's not what I was hoping for. I bought this because I wanted something to lean on with my forearms which would help me with my daily work as I now sit in front of a computer for most of the day. It held up well for a while and I thought the foam they use was good quality. But right now it's pretty flattened on the side I'm using it on and if I move it too far left or too far right one of my hands comes off it and it's uncomfortable. It's soft and…

used about a month, at least 8 hours a day on keyboard and mouse. All in all I think it's a good product depending on what you're looking for. Advantages: 1. The pillow is soft and easy to clean. no feeling of tightness at all. Resting on a pillow and typing for hours a day is pretty comfortable. the cushion returns to its original shape when not in use; no signs of sagging after prolonged use.2. The bottom is non-slip so it won't move even on a glass tabletop or other smooth surface.3. Its…

Perspective and context are wonderful things. The product was not warped but I did not use a tape measure to compare the measurements to my actual desk size. It's comfortable but almost long enough to take a nap :). I have a full keyboard and the control panel slides out about 7 inches on BOTH sides! I use marble mice and hold two computers side by side at 90 degrees. mice at the same time. You will notice that the carpet has sections. I can end up cutting 2 sections (9 inches), sew the raw…