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. Read more
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. Read more
I have been using this wrist pad for about 6-7 months now. I do not have plans on replacing it. I use my pc everyday and for several hours. This helped with the pain I was feeling on my left hand. I already have a cushion for my right hand on the mouse (ergo beads). It took me a long time to decide what kind of wrist pad I wanted.. for example, beads, gel, foam. I was about to get another beaded type but I thought I might need more height for the keyboard. I like the height and width of the Grifiti Fat Wrist Pad. I specifically chose this dimension since I don't need it to be so long although it's shorter than my keyboard. I barely use the number pad. I'm a short person and I like my mouse near so I thought having a longer pad would get in the way. I see complaints of people saying the top fabric peels off and I haven't had that issue. It is still very intact for me. No indentations either, and as I mentioned I use it very often. Quality is good in my opinion. Reason why I gave it 4 stars is pretty much personal preference. It's very firm to me, which some people might like though. I kinda want it to be maybe softer and smoother since I do glide/slide and move my wrist a lot when I type and game at the same time. Other than that, I have no complaints. Read more
I've been using this wrist pad for about 3 months now with my "Poker II" keyboard. It extends very slightly beyond the width of the keyboard which is needed since you keep your arms at angles to the board when typing. It is also almost flush with the top surface of the keyboard bezel, which looks nice. So far I have made a depression on the edge of the pad where I rest my left arm. The nylon top seems to be holding up well and hasn't started peeling, but there is a very small amount of fraying. The depression makes the pad more comfortable, since now I don't have a sharp edge digging into my arm. This is a good wrist pad for similar sized keyboards to the Poker (60% size). Read more
The dimensions were perfect for my needs (wrist rest for mouse & tenkey) but this is extremely hard/firm and will not provide any releaf for anyone with tendonitis or other hand ailments. With the full weight of my hand and even pressing down a bit there is no releif or "squish" at all. Those looking for a harder surface may enjoy this. Those who expect gel like comfort may want to look elsewhere. Still 5 stars because for the price its fair and comfort is rather personal. Read more
Really enjoying this - it's very firm. I was actually bracing myself for ugly branding like on the sales photos, but the version I received was unbranded. All black, looks great. Would rebuy. Read more
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. Read more
