🖐️ Enhance Your Comfort with Allsop ComfortBead Mini Wrist Rest (30686) Review

So when people say this thing is small, it's THAT SMALL. When I first opened it I was nervous fearing it would be uncomfortable or not provide enough comfort, but once I started using it I was amazed at how perfect it was. I have a tiny desk and it's the perfect size and height to hold my wrist while using the mouse, it's so comfortable and takes up almost no space. I love love love this. Just be aware it's tiny but don't give up before you try it's amazing!

I wanted a wrist rest for long CAD sessions, so I got one of these guys. While the price is great ($7), it's disappointingly low (pictured right). The image on the Revain website makes it appear larger. While it works well, I think I'll stick with the $20 (pictured left) as it offers more support over a greater range of motion and is softer. Pillow as a small pillow.

This is a great keyboard palm rest. The beads are extremely comfortable and I don't have to worry about the gel eventually leaking out (a complaint I hear about any gel keyboard wrist rest). In addition, it does not stick to the table, so it can be easily moved with the wrist if desired. My only complaint is that it's a little under beaded. If, say, 20-25% more beads were in there, I think it would be the perfect palm rest. I solved this problem by knotting one end to make it shorter which…

I spend a lot of time gaming and it's hard to find a good gaming mouse pad with an integrated wrist rest. I ended up buying one of those full desk mouse pads and took the risk of buying a separate wrist rest. I have to say it's almost perfect. As other reviewers have noted, it's easy to move around if you need to reposition it, but otherwise stays in place even while playing. It has a rubberized finish on the bottom that works great on a mouse pad or mousepad without getting too "sticky" or…

I bought this bean bag to replace a similar bean bag I've had for years. In between, I tried gel and "memory foam" for the palm rests. Both were encased in thick plastic which wasn't very comfortable, or flexed, became sticky in the heat and leaked the gel because the memory foam was encased in thick plastic. They both looked pretty cheesy too. While this palm rest isn't much to look at, it's not overtly terrible. It also conforms well to your body and offers good support. While the fabric…

While I'm sure there are ergonomic benefits to the heart-shaped form factor, I'll say I think this stand is quite nice on the wrist. It's about four inches in diameter and extends about an inch past my palm on either side. It's not as thick as I'd like for my chunky trackball (Kensington Expert, which is larger than the average mouse), but when I connect it to a Magic Mouse, which I used before I joined the trackball team joined, seems the palm rest is sufficient. Twisting it to look like an…

I bought this to relieve pain in my wrists and hands when using a computer mouse. I was pleasantly surprised that my pain was completely gone after about a week. I also have a version with a longer keyboard and together they improved the quality of my work at the table. I've been using it daily for 5 months without noticing any damage or wear to the product - highly recommended! For the teacher it was the perfect desk accessory: handy, ergonomic and easy to use.

Many reviewers have complained about the size of this device, but it's just the size I was looking for. I use a trackball mouse and just needed something to keep my palm off the hard desk and it does just that. It's comfortable and non-slip thanks to the grip points on the bottom. Seems well made but I will definitely update my review if there are any quality issues. The curve is perfect for going straight into my mouse. And the size fits well with the limited space I have - any larger size…