SOUNDANCE Ergonomic Mouse Pad with Wrist Rest Memory Foam Support, Black

I’m going to be honest. When I initially opened the box this thing came in and saw this massive, squishy wrist pad, I was a little concerned. However, it’s really not meant to sit completely on your desk while in use — at least, that’s what I’ve discerned.I have an ergonomic gaming mouse — the one that sits sideways so it’s more like you’re holding a cup than a mouse. I have major wrist issues between injury and decades of drawing. While the mouse curbed most of the pain, I still get some pain after some time working or playing games. I’m short, and i’m order for my back and wrist to be happy, I have to have the armrests of my desk chair at an even height with my work desk. However, there’s still the issues of the edge of the desk and I subconsciously lift my arm to not touch it. I’ve tried remedies and decided to look for an ergonomic mouse pad that was fully squishy and could hang partially off of my desk and rest on the armrest of my chair.Oh man, I can’t even describe the instant comfort this thing provides. My mouse doesn’t slide off the other side of the pad and I’m not lifting my arm up to avoid the edge of the desk. Work and gaming do not cause the pain I was experiencing before. The underside of the pad is like a silicon-like texture and stops the pad from moving everywhere. When not in use I put the whole pad on my desk. Some might find moving the mouse pad to and fro between computer uses annoying, but Ill take the couple seconds it take to situate the pad over the horrible pain I was in before.I did see one review about mouses with the thumb ball not doing great with this. I can’t say anything to that and each mouse like that is different — some have thumb balls that move all the time and other only move when you want it to. So, if the ball on your thumb ball mouse moves super easily when it’s moved, this might not be the mouse pad for you.I personally love this thing!

It has a weird shape, and it's bulky. But it's the most comfortable mousemat I've had.

I wanted to keep this. I really, really wanted to keep it. I couldn't only because I have long bones.The reasons I love it is that it keeps my arm in the correct position, across my desk. I've always stressed various things because I have my wrist at the edge of my desk. There's no pressure on my wrist at all, instead the curves support my entire arm. With my arm in the proper position it gets that shoulder in line too. It even helps me keep my hand in the correct position on my mouse, explaining how I hadn't before is boring.Allow time for fiddling when you first try it out: it's not the standard mouse pad and wrist support.The reason I can't keep it is because after the fiddling I finally accepted that there wasn't any way I could keep my mouse from running off the pad at the top. It doesn't fit me in just the same way some clothing doesn't.

This mousepad is awesome! Squishy but firm enough for great support. I’m on my computer a lot for school/gaming/designing and soon hopefully for work. And I am susceptible to arthritis. So I needed all the support I can get . This is so comfy and I no longer get any pains due to using my mouse any more. I definitely wasn’t expecting for it to be so big. But it’s honestly the perfect size. And it has a non slip surface on the bottom so it won’t adjust on accident while using it.

I've been having trouble with my hands/fingers going numb. I read some reviews and decided on this one. It's very comfortable! It has a non-slip surface on the bottom so it doesn't go sliding around. It's pretty big, bigger than any mouse pad I've had before, but it fits for my work station.

Since I've been using this mouse pad, I have not had any issues with my wrists or carpal tunnel pain. The only thing I wished is that I could have a print with my favorite football team on the mouse pad.

The way you hold your mouse is going to determine if this works or not. If you plant at the wrist, the mouse area is very spongey so the sliding surface has a high level of resistance, bad for outside part of your wrist. If you notice, in the picture of the real arm, the elbow sits off the back of the mouse pad. If you are the type of user to plant your elbow or put your arm on the surface you are essentially running your arm up a slope and the wrist is at its peak. This does not form a straight line so it's bad for the wrist. The slope down that this mousepad has is superior in a lot of ways, I actually used my old mousepad with the gel pad attached (you know the style) as an elbow rest to keep my arm straight. So it's a good buy but be prepared to put something down to hold your arm up, or a lower resistance surface down to cut down fatigue. The product aside from not working for me is very nice. It's spongey and luxurious feeling. Some complaints on here about the length of the mouse side being a bit too short are correct, for regular use it's likely not a big deal but I can see what they mean now.

I edit alot of videos, this really saves my wrist from getting sore. Should have bought one sooner

Very practical and comfortable - a must

Thank you all

Great comfort and quality! Makes using the mouse much more comfortable. Thick, sturdy. This is a really big mouse and wrist pad - definitely not the crappy mouse pads found at retail stores. Worth the money. I bought two similar styles and am going to use this wrist rest when crafting to provide relief.Photo next to keyboard to indicate size. Because it’s all black you can’t see the slant of each side but it is definitely there and so good for sore wrists.Arrived next day after ordering. Highly recommend.

サイズが大きいですが、使い勝手は良いと思います。

I got this pad for my wrist pain from using the mouse too much for work. It's very comfortable and my wrist feels so much better now when I'm on the computer. No noticeable chemical smell like a lot of other pads out there. Just make sure you have the space for it as it is bigger than the regular wrist pad that is just a "bump"