Glorious Gaming Wooden Wrist Rest - Ergonomic Palm Support For Mechanical Keyboards - Full-Size - Brown Review

I first started with a Fabric Wristrest, very comfy but over the course of 4 months to the left side of my wristrest started to accumulate sweat and started to smell a little foul. And it also started to show some slight discolouration. Overall wasn't a fan of the fabric one after some time.Next I went with a Leather Wristrest it was great. It didn't soak up sweat as much as the fabric one did, so smell wasn't as much of a problem. How ever during summer days my wrist would stick to the leather

I've had this rest for a little over a month now and feel qualified to give my full endorsement to this product.The Good:- The handrest is very comfortable. I find that the lift fits fairly well with my Azio Retro Classic Full Keyboard. As the Retro Classic series can be quite tall compared to standard keyboards, I was impressed that it fit the height. I am on my computer for most of the day, and this rest is just as comfortable as a foam rest. I even like the solid feeling a tad better - not…

I love my Keychron Q3, but the quality of Keychron’s wooden wrist rest is surprisingly terrible, especially compared with Glorious’ model. The Glorious rest has no wobble, more surface area, better ergonomics and comfort, and a really nice surface that feels very smooth and almost soft to the touch. It feels like it should be in a different price tier, yet they cost about the same.I haven’t done extensive research on the wooden wrist rest market, but it’s hard to believe it gets much better…

First thought when considering this purchase was if this wrist rest would be too hard and painful after use. HA! I think people have been programmed to have padded wrist rests that they think if its not padded its not worth it. THIS is the ultimate rest. The fact that its wood means it will keep longer and it is very comfortable. You dont feel any fatigue, or soreness. Its perfectly comfortable and unlike the other padded ones it wont blister and peel like all those other fake leather ones…

It feels good I would like to keep it but it not right that its defective, so I'll probably will be sending it back. The box was fine(pictured) so they just send it that way. I would recommended it if it wasn't like that because I liked it. I've had very good experience with Glorious before this time was just unfortunate.

i really like this thing and it looks great. the only problem is that it dings REALLY easily. when i got it there was a little knock on one of the corners which isnt the end of the world. it fell off my desk the other day when i was moving some stuff around and it landed on my pc case maybe 8-10 inches down and left a HUGE indent smack dab in the middle of it so clearly its made from a pretty soft wood. when you get a ding its very prevalent because the stain or paint or whatever it is chips…

I bought this about 8 months ago and it still looks brand new. I use my computer everyday, so my hands have rested on this bad boy for many days and several hours at a time. Before this I tried some padded ones and overall they were about as comfortable as being barefoot on concrete. I have a mechanical keyboard that sits about .5" up so this is the perfect height for that. Being that its wood, it is always nice and cool when I first sit down to use my keyboard. I never thought about that being

Just recently switched to a 60% ducky mini keyboard and looked all over the internet to try and find a wrist rest to fit it and this glorious gaming wrist rest does just that it fits perfectly aligned to a ducky and the comfort is superb! The angled top to the wood gives it a very comfortable feel to the wrist making it great for typing/ gaming for long periods of time and its super easy to clean and is super sturdy. The bottom has nice grips on both ends of the wood so you can be rest assured…

*Really* expensive for what it is. It's a piece of cut lumber painted black with feet glued on.It's nice and it works well enough. I liked using the wrist rests with my ErgoDoxEZ. I switched to a TKL and wanted something like the pads included with the EZ, so I figure might as well try this and am happy with it.Would never buy again though.

The wrist rest addresses my primary issue at hand, improved typing ergonomics. The wood block is uniformly shaped and has passthroughs for peripheral cables as well as thick rubber feet to keep it in place. Unfortunately the photo's are rather deceptive regarding the finish. This basically looks like semi-sanded wood that has been spray-finished with a zero gloss matte & then laser cut with the company insignia. It was not etched and then coated. It is not glossy or slick to the touch. The…

Background--------------I bought this wrist rest so that I can try to get used to a new mechanical keyboard that I bought recently (Keychron K6). I am new to the mechanical keyboard community so I definitely wanted to try to make the K6 work for me instead of having to order a new keyboard. I have decided that the tallness of the K6 has made me want another keyboard, but that does not take away from this wrist rest!Quality---------This wrist rest is by far the best I've experienced so far! I've

Pros:-Releves alot of wrist strain with how it's positioned. (it might feel a bit tall but whenyou get used to it, it works well)-The wood finish doesn't stick to your wrist when it gets a bit warm-Pads on the bottom keep it in place on your deskCons:-Wish I could pick a height that was a bit shorter-Shows all oil marks

Ya know, it really doesn't have to be complicated to work. It's a plank of wood with a slight angle cut into it and some rubber footing. Overall, this thing is awesome and I would recommend it (even if it is a bit expensive!). Super comfy and doesn't slide around at all. But damned if I don't hate how the engraved logo looks running across the grain. The effect is one of a gold pr