PC Gaming Race Padded Keyboard Wrist Rest - Full Size - Slim

Termine cambiándolo por un Kensington K52800WW ya que tengo un teclado mecánico de bajo perfil. El Kensington es de gel y es mucho mas cómodo.

Wonderful Firm wrist wrest with a durable cushion. I appreciate the simplistic aesthetics, as well as the full size. Cleans very easily, and is a great wrist rest for the price.

I bought this wrist wrest because it is sewn around the edges and the covering fabric is not glued on like some other wrist rests on the market. Pad is really comfortable and seems to handle wear well. I did experience some peeling of the bottom "grip" pad at the corners which is why I am rating 4 instead of 5 stars. I ended up re gluing the corners and that seemed to be sufficient. The logo and branding is kind of awful though. Why would you name your company after an internet meme? It seems like the founders even knew that the meme they named their company after was horrible because they dropped the word "master" from the name (to avoid looking like nazis). Just call your company "Glorious" or something. At least that would be a subtle nod to the dank maymay without diving head first into the cringefest that is the "PC master race" community. The bearded man logo is fine, but I really wish I didn't have "GLORIOUS PC GAMING RACE" on the wrist rest I use at work (I used permanent marker to blacken the logo which is better than nothing). The only reason I am taking the time to write this is because it is a quality product that I like. Maybe glorious will see my review and realize that their branding is atrocious and change it (I have the mouse hand rest which only has the bearded head, which is WAY better). I would probably buy another one for my home computer if they did.

It's a little shorter than my old one by 1 1/4" but a very nice feel to it. Same thickness as the old one that was compressed to much over time...

I spend 8+ hours a day at my computer and just recently began looking into ergonomics, especially for my lower back and wrists. I already have an Aeron chair, so adjusting my seating was fairly trivial... but updating my desktop layout was a bit more involved. I ended up going with with wrist rest because of the fair (but not overly cheap) price, and emphasis they put on the quality of stitching on their product. I also liked that they offered a slim option, because as someone who has never used a wrist rest, I figured I'd need some time with a slimmer model to adjust. I've been using the rest for a couple days now, and there was absolutely no learning curve or change in habit required. It was comfortable right away, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. I'll be buying another one for work, and I'm happy I chose this brand/model because they also make a tenkeyless edition for smaller keyboards. Note: I did NOT receive any discount for this review. I am a normal guy who paid full price and I have no affiliation with the vendor or manufacturer.