Ospelelf Mouse Pad with Wrist Rest Set Foam L-Shaped Desk Elbow Pad Ergonomic Desk Edge Cushion Anti-Slip Rubber

I am absolutely in love with this mouse pad and armrest. When I first ordered it, I solely got it for the purpose of the mouse pad and didn’t think I would have any use whatsoever for the armrest, but as soon as I got it out of the package and give it a chance I will never go back to not using one because it has made my work life so much more comfortable and so much easier! The most had itself is a beautiful, dusty pink. It’s soft it does exactly what it should do which is making my mouse for my laptop much easier to use and is a great addition to my desktop. The armrest is a beautiful, dusty pink also that attaches so effortlessly to the edge of my desk and I’ve had no issues with slippage or it falling off or damage. The quality of this product is superb. It is definitely made from high-quality material and I anticipate that this is going to last me a significant amount of time. My one main concern was slippage as I noticed there wasn’t material underneath the pads themselves and I have to say I use this every day multiple hours a day and I’ve had no issues with slipping or loss of control or not being able to use my mouse at all. This has definitely exceeded my expectations and I absolutely would recommend this for anyone who finds themselves at their desks for a long period of time or just looking for added comfort to when they do use their computers. I would say for the price of this product. It is absolutely worth every single penny that you spend on it and I honestly think it’s a great value for your money as you’re getting such a high-quality product at such a great price and you won’t probably have to be buying any new ones for a very long time. Read more

The media could not be loaded. This mouse pad with wrist rest and the elbow pad can be used several different ways, and the length of your arms will be a determining factor to which combination is best suited and most comfortable for you. Whether you use a low-profile mouse, or bulkier trackball, this also makes a difference in the positioning. For example, my husband and I both use trackballs, and with his longer arms of 22” from armpit to wrist, and mine only 18.5”, we both needed a different setup in order for it to be comfortable. For me with the shorter arms, the elbow pad worked out great, whether the larger or shorter end is facing the trackball. If I combined the mousepad and wrist rest together, it only worked out if the thick side of the wrist rest that locks onto the desk’s edge, faced the mousepad above it. Whereas my husband loved the two pieces together with the wrist rest’s thick end (lip) hanging over the desk edge. I had pretty much given up on finding a comfortable wrist rest. The ones I had in the past were very uncomfortable when using. A lot due to using the trackball versus mouse. When I spotted this combination set I though I’d give it a try, and am glad I did. It feels so natural, and provides cushioning and comfort for my wrist while working long hours on the computer. These pads have non-slip bottoms that keep pads in position on the desk. No sliding around! The padding is firm enough to support and add comfort, yet not too hard that it feels like a brick is under it instead. It’s just right!!! The material has a cool smooth surface that resists lint and fuzz. I had a fuzzy top on one day while using, and nothing clung to it. Only potential problem foreseeable is space. When both pads are setup vertically in a row, they measure 17” long, and 8” at the widest point (on mousepad). It’s like a bed for your hand and arm, which is why they feel so good!!! If you have a tiny desk, measure to make sure you have enough room. Would I recommend? Absolutely with a resounding YES! These pads are great whether you are a mouse or trackball user! Read more

I am so glad that I picked this up. I was using another similar product that was much smaller and didn't provide the additional forearm support. I was beginning to get sore resting my arm on the edge of the desk after working all day. This provided the solution I didn't know was available until I saw it online! It's a little bulky and you should measure you space before purchasing. the forearm piece is roughly 5.5" x 7" and the mouse pad with wrist is roughly 8"x11". It fits nicely on my desk and I can rearrange as needed. You can also break the pair of rests up and use them separately if desired. The padding is firm but squishy enough to provide all day comfort to rest my wrist and forearm. Since my forearm had previously been resting on the edge of my desk, this made all the difference. My arm is no longer resting on the painful edge and has the buffer I needed. I picked this up in green and love the color. It's all one color unlike the other green that is offered. Overall, this item has helped my comfort when working at my computer for long hours. Read more

I really like this item - the colors match the scheme of my office, the two pieces complement each other well, and they are very comfortable. That being said, please consider the depth of your desk when ordering this. In the photos in the listing, there is a gap between the pad for your forearm and the wrist rest/mouse pad. When I laid these on my desk, there was a limited amount of space in front of my monitor's feet, so I laid the two pieces out as shown in my photo - the wrist rest was backed up to the forearm rest. This feels very weird and it's not how the pieces are intended to be juxtaposed. To be comfortable, you need 1"-2" of space between the two pieces, otherwise, because of the upward slope of the forearm rest, it will feel as though your wrist is dropping down without support to maneuver the mouse. I don't know if I've done an adequate job explaining this, but if you have limited space on your desktop, spacing the two pieces might be a challenge. I measured and the two pieces require 18" on my desk with the gap between them. If you don't have that much room on your desktop, you may want to consider a smaller or more compact version. Read more