RedragonKeyboard Wrist Rest Memory Foam Pad for Keyboards Ergonomic Cushion for Office Gaming Computer Keyboards Laptops Mac (3.19 x 0.87 x 14.35)

I'm not a gamer, but I do have an 80% size mechanical low-profile keyboard I bought several years ago that I love but I knew from decades of typing, my wrist angle was going to be a problem over time, and sure enough, recently I started to experience mild RSI pain and I knew I had to find a solution. All of the wrist rests/supports I looked at were either too long or too short, but this one was perfect for my keyboard. It's comfortable (firm, but with adequate cushion) and it's almost exactly the right length. One minus is a lack of ventilation, so I notice my wrists get sweaty. Another is the base is not very "sticky" so it tends to move around on my laminate desk top too easily, but hasn't been a problem while actually typing, and I can solve that through other means if I need to. All considered, it's a pretty effective and affordable accessory for coders or anyone else that does a lot of touch typing.

Just what I wanted. Had one before and loved it

I needed a low cushioned wrist rest for playing games on my thin laptop. This product definitely did the trick.

This pad is not for everyone, But for me it's the best. I gave one to my friend, he didn't like it at all. For me it is the greatest invention ever made.

Price performance is great. Is it amazing... no, but it exceeded expectations. The edges are a bit wide, hard, and sharp. It is a bit too soft to offer support. But I intended to put it in a sloped wooden block as I have a higher/ thick keyboard so it is what I wanted.If you need a full ~.5 inch of support it may it work. If you just need something better than your desk it is all you need.

the size is a bit small length wise for most keyboards

While this wrist rest is okay (this is going to depend on the height of your keyboard and height of your desk, so comfort level can be subjective), I did not have good luck with durability of the product. I didn't use mine often but since I was sick for a month, I decided that I should give it a wash (along with my deskmat) after I recovered to rid the germs.I put both the deskmat (a Langtu deskmat) and this wrist rest into my front loader machine and put it on gentle cycle, cold water. The stitching came out on one end. If I could do it over again, I'd probably stick to hand-washing. Who knows; maybe it was the rubber from the desk mat that was causing too much friction in the cycle and it ripped it open. Either way, my point is to exercise caution while washing this. Probably not worth using the machine to wash since it's a small item -- just hand wash it to be safe.

Not one to write reviews about products but this one inspired me to do so. I was skeptical at first because I've never been someone to use a wrist rest but this one changed my mind.It's a little thick but maybe it is supposed to be. That being said, I did not think I would continue to use it, but I am. It's changed the comfort level of my gaming and has helped improved typing on a rather sensitive keyboard (Razer Huntsman TE; for those who know, know). It's anti-slip but quite light.Anyway great product, only wish I would have purchased a slightly longer one I could use with my mouse as well!

Worth it and fit well on my RedragonK552 Gaming Keyboard^_^