Grifiti Fat Wrist Pad 12" x 2.75” x 0.75" Inch Keyboard Rest Thick Small Ergonomic Computer Keyboards Hand & Palm Wrists Rests Support Carpal Tunnel Resting Pads Accessories (Thin 12 x 2.75 x 0.75)

I purchased my Grifiti Fat Wrist Pad 12 is a 4 x 12 Inch Wrist Rest for Small Mechanical Keyboards, MacBooks, Laptops, and Notebooks in Black Neoprene and Black Nylon for a CM Storm QuickFire Rapid Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with CHERRY MX Blue Keyswitches (SGK-4000-GKCL1-US) tenkeyless keyboard. The wrist rest isn't quite as wide as I'd prefer but it works just fine. The height is perfect for my keyboard and I find it firm, but not TOO firm, when resting my palms or the occasional elbow. I am currently on my second Fat Wrist Pad. The first experienced curling and lifting of the fabric from the neoprene. When it got bad enough to become a hindrance, I contacted Grifiti and received a prompt and courteous response to my e-mail. They apologized for the inconvenience and explained that my wrist pad was from a first production run with new material and that they had since addressed the issue. I was immediately sent a brand new replacement via U.S. Priority Mail, and I have experienced zero problems since. I appreciate companies that stand behind their products and I highly value excellent customer service; Grifiti possesses both sterling qualities in spades. I plan to get a 15" version if/when it comes out, at which time I'll move this 12" version to my Apple Wireless Keyboard MC184LL/B [NEWEST VERSION . It's the perfect width, and while normally this particular wrist rest model would be too high, I keep my Apple keyboard in a Maroo Otago Wireless Keyboard Cover (M-220) , so the height is perfect.

Soft and small: perfect for my Noppoo Choc Mini keyboard. Assume that if I don't update this review, it's been working fine. very comfortable on the wrists and raises them up in order to type a bit more comfortably. Bottom side is more rubberized and doesn't allow the wrist rest to slip at all. Really not a small laptop kind of thing, so I don't know why they advertise it as such. I have noticed a couple reviews about the adhesive for the top cloth being weak so the cloth comes off. I haven't had this yet after less than a week of use. If it does happen, I'll update for sure with the time, but I don't really expect it to unless I actually try to tear it off.

I use this wrist rest every day with my Alt keyboard. It’s comfortable and just the right height. The foam is firm so it provides support without being uncomfortable. Two minor issues: 1. It’s a little short for my keyboard. It would be nice if there was a 13 inch option. 2. It seems to get dirty easily. I don’t eat at my keyboard, but there’s a gray dust collecting on it. I’ll try washing it or something at some point, but it would be nice if you could get it in some different colors to hide the dust.

I am currently typing on my compact keyboard with the compact wrist rest. It is doing a great job at making sure that my hands stay level to the keyboard since my keyboard is a bit more higher in profile and it levels up perfectly to my keyboard. The width is also the perfect dimensions as it stretches the length of my keyboard. The cushion itself is very sturdy but has enough give that makes it feel soft. The only gripe that I have with it is that it has been maybe almost just a month of use and the edges are starting to fray already, but hey, for the price it is a steal.

I recently bought a CM Storm Quickfire Rapid (B0068INSUM). Coming from a Microsoft Natural Ergo Keyboard 4000 with a super comfy wrist rest, the change added a little strain to my hands after a day of typing. This wrist pad was just the right height for the Quickfire Rapid... sitting flush with the front of the keyboard... It made it much more comfortable to type. After a month, the wrist rest is still holding up well... The neoprene is still comfortable and grippy such that it doesn't slide around my desk. The top cover is still looking pretty good, but it's already showing wear/discoloration from the contact points from my wrist... Oh well, see it as adding a "personal" touch. :)

Pros: - Fits my Ducky mecha mini perfectly. - It's nice and simple. Not a fan of the logo, but it almost gives it style. - Doesn't collect too much dust or dirt. - Comfortable once you get used to it. I had a softer memory foam one before it, and I found this incredibly uncomfortable to use at first. Over time, I came to like this better. It may be a bit firmer than other pads. - Doesn't slide around, and there's no shiny material at the bottom that collects an excessive amount of dirt and dust like some other wrist pads. Cons: - You may not like it at first due to its firmness. It's also a bit less breathable than softer pads.

Great pad! Good firmness and well made. Recommend!

This is a comfortable and firm wrist pad...though not quite long enough for an MacBook pro, it does the job. I bought two of them... and both have the same flaw: the top layer of fabric begins peeling off at the edges within a couple of weeks. Once its gone, you are left with the padding, which is still effective, but get sticky against your skin and looks crappy.

Using for a smaller / lower profile keyboard, pretty comfy for longer typing stretches.

Medida exacta del teclado compacto, cómoda y con un tacto más de tela que de plástico, cosa que se agradece en ambientes calurosos como aquí en España. Cumple su función perfectamente.

This is perfect for a 60% keyboard. I bought this at the same time I ordered a Pok3r and I'm really glad I did. It's height is about equal to the bottom of the bottom row of keycaps (perhaps a touch higher), and I find that absolutely perfect for extended typing sessions. My previous faux leather wrist rest for a tenkeyless board made my wrists a bit sweaty after 10 minutes, but this neoprene material is great at allowing my skin to breathe. The base is really grippy and doesn't move at all on top of my extended mouse mat. The logo is small enough for me to class it as discrete (I can't stand enormous, arrogantly sized logos), and the quality certainly feels like it will last a long time. I expect the edges to fray a touch over time, but find me a single neoprene mat (mouse or wrist rest) that doesn't fray and doesn't have that classless edging around it. Size wise, it has pretty much exactly the same footprint as the Poker 3, which is a compact, 60% keyboard. It will be too small for standard keyboards, and a touch too small for TKL but for this, it's absolutely spot on. Highly recommended - look after your wrists!

A necessity if you have an elevated keyboard and short one like mine. Super comfortable and let's you use your keyboard for longer period without having any wrist pain. It's a fairly simple product made of foam but very smart. For the price I cannot complain Works perfectly with my Keychrone K2

Positiv: Es tut was es tun soll. Angaben zur Größe etc. sind korrekt. Verarbeitung ebenfalls top (gut viel zu Verarbeiten gibt es an dem Ding eh nicht). Negativ: Es riecht einige Tage nach Gummi. Ähnlich wie wenn man ein Geschäft betritt welches Autoreifen verkauft. Fazit: Ordentliche Handballenauflage für kleinere Tastaturen! Zumal das Angebot an Handballenauflagen doch recht gering ist, freut man sich umso mehr mal eine zu finden. Das Problem mit dem Geruch besteht nur kurzzeitig, also gibt es hier auch keinen Stern abzug. Kann man aufjedenfall kaufen! Mfg. RylaxIT