Glorious Gaming Wrist Pad/Rest - Compact - Mechanical Keyboards, Stitched Edges, Ergonomic | 12x4 inches/ (0.7in/17mm) Thickness (GSW-75) Black

Man I love this thing. Very comfortable, perfect height (though note, I got a slim one. I don't think I could recommend a non-slim one) and perfect size. I thought it looked far too deep judging from the pictures, and it IS pretty big at 4.00 inches deep, but turns out it needs to be. Using it now, I wouldn't want it any smaller, even though it is bigger than my entire 40% keyboard lol. It's also great for putting your elbows on, because you use the full depth of the memory-foam like material, and it's soo fluffy to your elbows. with the lighter weight of your wrists, it's firm enough that it doesn't really squish at all, and this is what I'm used to from my previous wrist rests.all the bad things I've noticed, because everything else is perfect:it's a bit lighter weight than I was expecting, it sorta feels like the bottom layer might be cardboard, or something similarly light weight and stiff.The internal layers also seem to not be glued together. when very closely paying attention, you can press the top of it down by an 8th of an inch or so, and you can feel the internal layers touch when you do that. I don't know if that goes away with use, but it's far from distracting or anything.The logo is a little intrusive, and it's also slightly cold to the touch for the first second or two. Both things that I imagine I'd get fully used to and stop caring about.overall I'd say like 9.5/10 because of how much nicer this is compared to other soft/fabric wrist rests I've seen/used.

The wrist rest is great! I actually bought two of them, one normal and one slim, to test out the difference and which one I would prefer. I love the slim and it's exactly what I needed. It arrived with a slight bend but I'm hoping that it'll settle over time.My wrist doesn't hurt any more during my gaming sessions and didn't take a lot of time to get used to at all.The standard one is noticeably higher and though may be more ergonomically correct, it made my thumb rest on the pad at a higher position and made pressing the space bar a bit more difficult. Just a precaution and not necessarily a bad thing.The material is very nice and smooth and doesn't irritate the skin at all. So far after about a week of use, the padding has great memory and not only does it provide great support but it has returned to it's natural state every time.I have one of those plastic/faux leather type wrist rests for work and i'm thinking of purchasing another one just for work.Thanks again for a great product!

This is a very smooth, low-profile wristpad that gives nicely under the wrist. It seems as if it would really hold up. It's great that it's shorter, so if you're using a compact keyboard, 14-inch or so, this won't hang past the edges.

Great material and size. I have the compact slim model. I only need the wrist pad to cover the typing area, not the arrow keys or the numpad. The material is firm but has a nice soft top layer. My only gripe with this product is the fact that it isn't straight. It has a slight bend to it that raises the center of the pad off the desk. However, when my hand is resting on the pad it straightens out.

I really enjoy what they did with this wrist rest. Other wrist rests in the past have been too bulky, my wrists rest too high from the keyboard, they are too "squishy". But this one is none of those. Its just a slight raise for your wrists, very firm to the touch so its not like your getting lost in the overly squishiness of other wrist rests. Very happy with purchase.

I was looking for a Wrist Rest to go with my new 60% keyboard and didn't know if I should get the slim or regular version. I'm glad I picked the slim because it's the perfect height and it provide a lot of cushion.

It's...fine. It had a bit of a curve to it when I first got it, though that has mostly flattened out over a couple of days of use. It's very light weight but the base seems to keep it from moving too easily. Seems like a lot of money to spend for this.I probably should have gotten a slightly large pad because, even though this slim one is the same width as my keyboard--as advertised--my wrists are positioned slightly wider than that when typing, so that's something to think about.

I bought this wrist pad 2 years ago, and as I type this upon that very wrist pad, I gotta say she has been a real ride or die chick. I'm not the type of person that would drip food and drink all on it over the years, but it is easy to clean. I usually just clean it when I do my mouse pad, although I don't submerge the wrist pad like with the mouse pad. Just use a DAMP microfiber or soft cloth and you can lightly scrub to get dirt and our filthy dead skin cell goop out of the pad.