🔥 Black Silicone Magic Keyboard Wrist Rest Ergonomic Stand Compatible with Wireless Magic Keyboard 2 with Numeric Keypad - Enhance Your Typing Experience! Review

So far it holds up to everyday use, but I had to buy some uncomfortable bumpers to increase the distance between the palm rest and the keyboard. When sitting flush, it was too close and difficult to hit the spacebar. I also had to add bumpers under the rear edges to give it a more angular look. I wish there was more wrist room and an angle on the slope.

This is a nice sturdy and comfortable wrist rest. It is very durable and the rubber bottom cannot be moved when placed on a table. Always firmly in place. The quality is good and it also helps put the Apple keyboard in a comfortable typing position. If I was going to be picky and find something wrong I'd say the keyboard space could have higher sides so it doesn't move when forced. However, normal or even hard typing does not move the keyboard.

. I usually run my fingers over it to smooth it out and it was fine, but once I forgot to put my elbow on a part and that part didn't bounce at all. I've been using it for a few weeks and it's already showing signs of wear from dents. Not something that stands the test of time. However, it is comfortable and improves typing. Although I would look for another product.

Of all the armrests I've tried, this is the ONLY armrest that fits my Apple Magic Trackpad 2! All other stands are too high, rigid, not ergonomic and designed for large mice. This palm rest has a very low profile and works great with my trackpad and Apple Magic Mouse 2. Also, the cellophane base can be placed permanently on the table if desired. The trackpad notch makes the trackpad and palm rest a low-profile unit. Ideal!

After years of longing I just bought my first Mac. I'm very new to the world of Apple OS, have always used WIN 7. I put the keyboard on this beauty thinking it would be very uncomfortable, not at all like my old Logitech. So I turned to Revane and found this wrist rest. It's so comfortable and fits the keyboard like a glove. I bought a number pad so I got one to go with it and it's beautiful and very well made. You will not be disappointed if you buy this product. Worth every penny in my…

Nice attempt to solve an ergonomic problem, but there is a big problem and a small one. Main issue: As with many other reviews, the underlying memory foam is inconsistent and flawed in places. I was disappointed with this as most areas work well. A small issue that will only be a quality improvement request would be tilting the pad up a bit so the keyboard tilts up. Not much, maybe 3mm (1/4 inch), so the keyboard isn't flat. The prices are a bit high, so I expected better quality. Unfortunately

Fits perfectly on my Magic Keyboard with the padded back, as expected. I had to buy a keyboard tray because my wrists hurt when typing on a flat surface, but the biggest issue I have with this wrist rest is that it made a dent in my left wrist and won't open. UPDATE: The customer service team is rated 5 stars. They tried to honor my review by asking me for suggestions on how to improve their product and offered me a full refund after I told them I switched to a mechanical keyboard because the…

Material. The first thing that catches your eye is the soft material of the slippers. This is annoying, especially if you're like me who strains with every keypress. Ergonomics - The stand makes you want more depth around your wrist. It's snug, and given the magic keyboard (none) ergonomics, you'll want more height and softness. Might suffice if you have small wrists. It appears to be a dense foam considering the price you would expect from a gel/memory foam/hybrid type. Appearance - Nothing to

There are so many bugs in this product. It seemed cool when I tested it on AMZ and read the entire review, but here's what happened: 1. The gel pad made three indentations randomly, as if the gel was oozing out of those areas. It started with one, and within two days a few more were added. So I have to send it back! 2. The keyboard does not stay in place. A deeper pocket could be added in this section to keep the keyboard from slipping out.3. When you're on the edge of the keyboard, the palm…