Kensington ErgoSoft Wrist Rest for Slim Keyboards, Black (K52800WW)

This is exactly the length of the Magic Keyboard and it is low to the ground. I did buy a thing that angles the Magic Keyboard slightly upwards in the back so it has a small angle and then I have this wrist rest. It is wonderful. I am so glad after all the digging and looking I found this one and bought it. I took it out of the box and didn't remove the paper on the back to make sure I liked it. I do, I love it. It is not only comfortable, it looks sleek, fits exactly and I don't get sore after hours upon hours of typing. The quality is good. I have zero complaints and feel lucky this is the first one I chose as it hit the mark.

- You don't have to own a mechanical keyboard to grab one of these bad boys. It's suitable for any full size keyboard.- This is ergonomic and really targeting gamers. The left side of the wrist rest offers more cushion for those wasd key strokes. While the right side is much smaller vs other wrist rests Kensington offers so it won't take too much desk space. So it's quite office friendly.- Huge value for money. About $7 bucks cheaper vs the standard keyboard.- Vegan leather exterior. This is the one thing that made me buy the wrist rest. As you can see from my picture, my old wrist rest is made of fabric material. They easily build up slime and all that yuckiness when you type for long period of time. It's so hard to clean up. The leather material is just one wipe away.- Super soft and comfortable. My old wrist rest is hardened memory foam. It's not deformed after years or using, which I appreciate. But it doesn't provide much comfort vs this gel pad wrist rest. I'm so happy I made the switch and bought this.- For whoever said this is stiff or firm for their taste, they obviously haven't used other memory foam wrist rests before. So if you want soft, but not too squishy wrist rest, look expensive for office use, or survive abuse for home use, look no further.

This low-profile wrist rest was exactly what I needed to eliminate pain I was experiencing with my old one, which had a higher profile. The old style had worked for me for a long time, but then I started getting aches in my wrist and the thicker pad wasn't comfortable, but neither was working without a wrist rest when I tried that. Enter this nice little pad - just enough for a little support and cushion that helps my wrist stay at an ergonomic angle while I work at my computer all day. The surface is nice and smooth and has enough of a fabric texture to keep my skin from sticking to it in warm temperatures. I use this rest on top of a large, flat mousepad and I also found a low-profile keyboard wrist rest to complete my now greatly improved workspace and comfort.

5 Year Update: it finally had a tear on the corner and you can feel the gooey adhesive-like gel peak its way out. Not exactly sure how it happened. Could be my sharp nails or i may have grazed it with a box cutter while opening some packages. Keep sharp objects away from the pad! For now, i've put some clear tape over it to see how that holds. Still very useable.I got the slim one and it looks and feels great. It has a classy executive look to it and my wrists glide easily across it which is surprising since it's made out of some kind of vinyl/rubbery texture. It has a leather grain on it which actually feels similar to faux-leather. It looks as if it would be very easy to clean off if you get dirt and oil on it.That being said, my 3 caveats are:1) it needs to be about 1 cm wider for full coverage on a standard 101 keyboard2) I wish the size of the pad was the same all throughout the length, so that the wrist will have more to rest on when using the numpad3) It could be squishier/ be more cushiony. It's actually quite stiff for a gel pad. It feels almost like you're resting your wrist on a leather bound book but with a thin layer of padding on it. This could be because its the slim version since there is less gel material. I would imagine the regular thickness version will be better cushioned.Overall, its a great pad and would fit right in on an executive desk because its understated and has a very leathery look and feel to it. Much classier than most gaming focused wrist rests and the price is right.

I was looking for some sort of wrist rest/pad so I could be more comfortable when using my mouse and keyboard, especially when playing pc games. I like resting the part of my arms near my elbow on the edge of the desk, but extended mouse and keyboard use can cause discomfort, because over time the edge of the desk starts to dig into my skin/arm.I tried a different wrist rest but it was too tall and didn't feel right. These low profile wrist rests work perfect and are just the right height for me. Plus, because they have a smooth rubber bottom they adhere to my glass desk really well and don't move at all. I'm very happy with these wrist rests.

New to the desk hoteling scene, I’ve had to find easily transportable ways to increase my comfort level. This has survived multiple backpack edits, which says a ton about this little wrist rest. I love that it is not cloth so I can wipe it down at the end of the day, but it doesn’t stick to your skin. It is the perfect size and thickness for my use. It wasn’t cheap, but it is holding up very well even with the constant travel. This is worth the extra bulk in the laptop backpack.

Very comfortable for regular mouse size. Used for 4 years. However, just noticed the internal gel was leaking from a split/pop where I usually lay my wrist. I didn't really think this was going to be a product that needed replacement after 4 years.

I had a larger, more padded wrist support before, but it was too soft and the area where my wrist would be would always sink down and the overall gel cushion would be very uneven. This wrist rest is much thinner and the cushion is firmer, but it's exactly what I needed to create an even, comfortable transition from my wrist to the track pad. Highly recommend!