Meatanty Keyboard Wrist Rest Ergonomic Keypad Support Soft Memory Foam Hand Rest Pad for Typing Comfort Computer Desk

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I bought this because my wrist off an egg while I’m typing. I have a mouse pad with Support, but I did not have a Support in front of my keyboard to use while I’m typing. I thought this would be great to help with that and I was right. I am giving this one four stars because of functionality. It is really a comfortable keyboard wrist pad. It actually mimics a keyboard in that it has these small decorative bumps that go across it but they feel really good on your wrist as you are typing. There is a film on the back you can peel off, which will help it stick to your desk so it doesn’t slide around. It is not a strong adhesive but similar to that of a mouse pad in that it will just help it grip so it doesn’t move as you’re typing. I deducted one star for two reasons. First, I wish the color was a little more vibrant. It is a cream color and a very, very pale pink. A little more brightness would’ve been nice. Second, the company name is printed right on the top of it. And it is an odd name if I’m being honest. I wish that was not printed on the top so I didn’t have to look at it while I was typing. But other than that, I think it’s a great value for the money and it does the job really well. It’s very comfortable and I’m glad I made this purchase. Read more

This keyboard wrist rest provides soft, ergonomic support to reduce strain during long typing sessions. Made from memory foam and covered with breathable fabric, it offers a comfortable and cool surface. Its non-slip base ensures stability on various desk surfaces. Highly recommended for anyone seeking to prevent wrist fatigue and improve typing comfort. Read more

I didn’t buy this for the color — but the fact that it matches my pink keyboard, my pink mouse, and my pink life makes me feel like the main character in a stationery store rom-com. The truth is, I never would’ve spent this much money on a wrist rest. I’m cheap. Like “re-use Ziplocs” cheap. But Amazon sent me this through Vine in exchange for my honest review, and now I’m eating my words… while typing comfortably. My last wrist rest was lost in what I call “the divorce.” We were together six months, never married, but when he left, he took it. Out of all the things in my house, that’s what he kept. I asked for it back. Multiple times. He ignored me. Petty? Maybe. But now I’m glad he stole it, because this one makes my old one look like a pool noodle stuffed with regret. It’s perfectly squishy — soft enough to sink into, but with enough support to keep my wrists from collapsing into carpal tunnel despair. I love it so much that sometimes I catch myself absentmindedly squishing it like a stress toy. Yes, it’s more than I’d normally spend, but if you type for hours, this is one of those little luxuries that quietly changes your whole workday. Honestly? Worth every penny and never dating again. Read more

My wife's carpal tunnel flares up from time to time and in searching for things to make her feel better I came across this it's nice gentle phone feels like clown supports your wrist and it's very simple to use and being a higher quality dense foam it is much more durable than your value support. It's worth every penny! Read more

Slip resistance on this is fantastic. It is very soft on top as well and definitely increases typing comfort. It is holding up well over the past couple months. If it were slightly more dirt/stain resistant it would be a five star, but these tend to struggle with that. For the price it is pretty nice quality, just don't expect it to last forever. Read more

I own a lot (a LOT) of keyboards, but out of all of them, only one is 96% keyboard. That's as close to a full-sized board as you will find in my house, and I only have it because it was gifted to me. Otherwise, my preference is a 65% or 75% board with a couple TKLs sprinkled in for a little variety, but that's as large as I dare go. I always use a wrist rest with my keyboards because they're all mechanical with an incline at the front, and I don't find it comfortable to have my arms dangling and my wrists hovering while I type for the better part of 10 hours a day, so I also own a lot (a LOT) of wrist rests as well. So with that background out of the way, why mention size? Well, if you're not using a full-size or almost full-sized keyboard, this wrist rest is going to be a little bit wider than your keyboard. Some people may not mind that, but I prefer a more precise match between the size of my keyboard and the size of my wrist rest just for the sake of aesthetics. That's me being picky, so I would never knock a product for that. Quality/feel of the rest itself is quite good. I'd give it a 7/10 or 4/5 stars. It has a neoprene-type fabric overlying foam nubs. The foam feels like a memory foam, but it springs back fairly quickly and has a good amount of rigidity to it. In my book, this is a good thing because it offers soft cushioning of your wrists, while being firm enough to maintain it's structure and offer support. The nubs are...fine. They do seem to provide a little textural interest under the wrists, but I don't know that they make any real functional difference. They do look fun though. The base of the rest has a somewhat tacky silicone-y material on it to prevent it from sliding all over your desk. My biggest gripe about this rest is the colorway. I love that they decided to make it sort of a soft gradient of lilac purple-y pink and a dustier baby pink, but unfortunately, the dusty overshadows the pink and those parts just look dingy/dirty. The listing actually calls these colors "cherry blossom pink with cream white" but the part that is supposed to be cream white isn't anywhere near cream OR white. I hesitate to deduct a whole star for that, but given that most people buying this will be purchasing it based upon the fact that it's cute (you can find more comfortable gel or silicone rests, for sure), that's kind of a big deal and important to know. You can see in my photos that the rest is sitting in front of a lilac keyboard on top of a true creamy white desk mat. Overall, it's not a bad wrist rest, and if you're into the colorway and don't mind the length of it, you can certainly do worse, but I don't see myself running around recommending this to all my keyboard friends any time soon. Read more