🖱️ Ultimate Comfort: HandStands Beaded Keyboard & Mouse Wrist Support Cushion Combo Review

I have an ergonomic keyboard at work and need to use both pieces to cover the full length of the front impact keyboard. The fabric is comfortable. However, the two items are not the same as they have different shades of grey. - Beat two. Although the fabric is very soft, it acts like a magnet for all eraser dirt and removed staples and is difficult to keep clean - stroke 3. I have carpal tunnel and they work great. Numbness in my hands at work hasn't bothered me since I've been using it. If 3…

I thought it was supposed to be a 'matched' set but they just put two separate items together and called them a 'set'. The fabric on it does not fit as shown in the attached picture. And maybe I just missed it in the description, but the keyboard palm rest is pretty short for a standard keyboard, about an inch and a half to two inches shorter. Convenient or not (I didn't get a chance to work with them all day), add to these things the long time it finally took for them to arrive. I'm a bit…

Although the keyboard stand is a bit difficult to get used to, it was worth it. My wrists feel much better on a soft beaded pillow than on the edge of a desk. I started with a mouse pad for home use and then bought another mouse pad and keyboard stand for work and it was great. They don't take up much desk space and are easy to set up. as needed. And they're flexible enough to "tweak" the feel and cushioning a bit. Overall I liked it and would recommend it to anyone who does a lot of computer…

The rest is very good and well done. I had carpal tunnel symptoms that led to wearing braces at night, so I figured it was high time I got a wrist rest to help with my frequent computer use. I settled on these after some searching and am happy to find something other than "memory foam" as I find memory foam to be too stiff and not too comfortable. The pearls are very comfortable. The colors are really nice and I like the feel of the t-shirt material, although I am concerned that the material…

I've been using IMAK's keyboard and mouse palm rest for the last 8 years after I started getting soreness from too much typing. I found this to make a huge difference which is why I use them at home and at work. Now it's finally time to replace my originals and it turned out to be a lot harder than I expected as the IMAK had meanwhile changed its design. I bought and returned one of these and one from Staples and then found the HandStands. It's great, the right length and stiffness, comfortable

I was looking for a wrist rest for my mouse and keyboard after accidentally using a very low chair as a desk and resting my wrist on a hard surface for several hours a day. I thought it wouldn't hurt to take a look at what Revane has to offer. I originally looked into the foam type of prop and avoided the gel type based on my experience with them in the past. Revain's suggestion for this product intrigued me as I hadn't thought about the material of the support beads. I went with it simply…

I've been using the Handstands Keyboard wrist rest for years and wouldn't want to be without it. Mine eventually wore out so I bought a new one, but it also came with a mouse and trackball wrist rest. As always, I love the palm rest. It's the perfect size, height, and consistency. You dive into it a bit, but not too much. It keeps you in place and you can relax your hand and wrist muscles to fully relax while typing. The mouse's palm rest is also good, but it has one problem: it doesn't stay in

UPDATE: I have ordered a second set of these fantastic wrist guards for my home office work. I ordered a mouse and keyboard combo set, exactly the same one I ordered in early 2018. I only received the mat with a receipt which seems to certify the completion of the order. and after a few exchanges they said they would ship my keyboard pad on my wrist. What I received today was a damaged envelope with a 'Received in damaged condition' sticker and inside was a cheap memory foam keyboard pad, a…