Wood Keyboard Wrist Rest, Solid Wooden Wrist Rest Support, Hand Pad Holder, Palm Rest for Office and Gaming (Walnut Wood Single)

I purchased this wrist rest in a quest for better wrist comfort as a majority of my work hours are in front of a computer. I find the grooved feature on these pads contour around the base of my palms and wrists in such a way that it feels more supportive than the previous --non-grooved-- rest I owned. Additionally, the grooved surface provides a subtle massage-like effect on the palms/wrists during use, that it further enhances the level of comfort when working with a keyboard/mouse for long periods at a time.In terms of construction quality, these rests seem to be very well-made and also appear that they will last for some time. The non-skid bottoms are effective on the surface of my desktop, which is made of real wood, and I would imagine that they would be just as effective on other types of surfaces as well (painted metal, tiled, wood veneer, etc.)This Wrist Rest/Mouse Wrist Rest KIT gets 5 Stars in my book.

Works great. Very smooth surface that's easy to slide your hands across. Looks great.

Overall I am happy with the wrist rest, it is a good pairing with my Ducky One2.One issue is the rubber pads that stop it from slipping on your desk, smell like tires, or a gym floor. Hoping this smell goes away with time.

I play video games on almost a daily basis, so ergonomics and comfort are very important to me. I knew I was developing carpal tunnel when I began feeling tingling sensations in my fingers which eventually turned into burning sensations that became more intense and frequent. I figured that a wrist rest would, if not get rid of this problem, help alleviate my wrists as I play around 3-4 hours daily. On arrival, I noticed their unique texture with bumps that feels really nice to the touch, and the overall feel of these when I rest on the is firm, but not so firm that it is uncomfortable, remember this is supposed to add support, not let your arm/wrist sink completely into it. I attached a picture of its depth relative to a pencil for reference. The bottom sticks really well to my glass desktop and won’t budge unless you purposefully unstick it and move it. After just a few days of using this, and making sure that my wrists were not touching anything, but rather floating and letting the part right under the wrist make contact with these wrist rests, my wrists instantly recovered and now I have no signs of carpal tunnel at all! This product is very much worth the money as there are no downsides to it all though the firmness can be up to preference.

This is nice looking chunk of wood, beautifully finished. Works fine for me as a wrist rest.

Comes exactly as advertised and is the perfect height for my DIERYA 60% Mech. Great weight, thickness, and extremely beautiful finish. Very pleased with this purchase!

I've only been using it for like a solid 30 minutes now and I can tell you that It's super overpriced, when in reality, this should cost like 10-15bucks at MOST. Mine also has some white scuff marks on the left side that make it look like it was worn or used before, which I can slightly feel the grain of the wood on.That said, this is the "cheapest" wooden wrist rest on Amazon that doesn't have some awful logo on it, and it actually looks nice. On top of that, it's COMFORTABLE on my wrist, doesn't slide around, and my Tecware Phantom 104 keyboard has never felt better to type on.Overall overpriced, but when it comes to functionality and looks I would probably buy it again, only time will tell on how long this thing will last.

Sturdy and does the job. The foam is too stiff for my taste and has a hide arch. Imagine a stiff arch pressing on your wrist/arm. it's better than the glass edge of my desk but not that comfortable.