🖥️ Logitech MX Keys Palm Rest - Premium, Non-Slip Support for Extended Comfortable Typing - Black Review

Purchased to use with a thin keyboard. The edge of my desk (corner) was starting to irritate my hands/wrists and I wanted to give my wrists some support as well. I tried regular sized palm rests but they were too big for a thin keyboard. It's a lot of height, but the edges are (for lack of a better word) sharp. It would be nice if the edge were tapered to lay flat on the table, or if the material only wraps around the curved edges so there is no edge of material on the parts that come in…

I have mixed feelings about this palm rest and keyboard. Because the MX keys are raised at the back and so thin, using a very thin palm rest is almost a must. Otherwise, if you're using something like Belkin's plush palm rests, you're going to have trouble typing and hitting the bottom keys unless you move the keyboard very far away from the palm rest. Only suitable for graphite keyboards. Logitech doesn't appear to be offering a true black palm rest to match the black version of the MX Keys…

I was skeptical about this purchase at first because of the negative reviews, but after ordering I really liked this wrist rest. First, I'm all for the "looks" and not the feel. It's a little sketchy, but I didn't want a big, bulky palm rest on my desk, I wanted something that matched the profile of my craft keyboard (also Logitech). The profile is smooth and has a smooth feel, which I like. When you use the palm rest it has weight at the bottom so it stays relatively in place for me, I have no

This is the perfect complement to MX keys; That's why it should be included with the $100 keyboard instead of being sold separately for $20. I really like the MX line of products (buttons, ergo mouse) but I feel like Logitech got a little greedy for not including them here.

i bought this wrist rest together with the MX keyboard in the middle of writing my thesis. My previous keyboards had a built in palm rest which was very irritating to my palms. The Logitech MX palm rest is extremely comfortable, and the ability to move the pad independently of the keyboard is an unexpectedly useful feature. Another customer complained about the stand sliding on the glass table, but I didn't notice any problems on my wooden table. If your palms get irritated from long typing, I…

Everywhere I have found this product, including on the Logitech website, pictures and descriptions show or say "black". It's even called "MX Palm Rest" because it's supposed to match the MX Keys keyboard (which is black). But that's not the case! Like many others, I received it in grey, in my case even *light grey*. There is no indication on the packaging or anywhere on the internet that I have even found it sold in grey. I contacted Logitech and they told me they offer it in two colors, gray…

In general, this wrist rest is not bad, nothing outstanding, but not terrible either. A few things I would like to point out about the product: 1. It's not black but more of a graphite color like the keys on the MX keyboard itself. I like the color as it goes well with other products but not the description corresponds to.2. It's THIN. My previous palm rest was too thick so I wanted to try this one, but the MX rest is very thin. Thinner than my iPhone XS Max.3. The material from which the…

There is not much to write about this palm rest. It should be included in MX keys, but you've probably heard of it. Although the edge of my desk is rounded, I felt that using the right palm rest would improve my ergonomics and reduce the strain on my wrist. Although this pad is soft, it tends to flatten out slightly (it doesn't feel like it's filled with anything very dense). When you squeeze it with your fingers you can feel a hard edge running around the perimeter giving some shape to the…

I like that it goes very well with Logitech's MX keys and looks good. Revain didn't give any stars for looks otherwise I would have given it 5, it looks good. It is also very easy to clean and disinfect. It looks like it's leak proof if needed. It's well weighted and doesn't slip or move when you're typing. Now what I don't like is that the rest is less than 1/4 inch or about 1/2 cm high from the table, it offers almost no support. It's not exactly functional. I expected the focuser to help me…