4pc Premium Wrist Rests for Keyboard and Mouse Pad Set – Memory Foam Cushion, Black – Ergonomic Wrists Hand Arm Rest Support for Laptop Computer Desk and Gaming – Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Relief

3 reviews for 4pc Premium Wrist Rests for Keyboard and Mouse Pad Set – Memory Foam Cushion, Black – Ergonomic Wrists Hand Arm Rest Support for Laptop Computer Desk and Gaming – Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Relief

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   – February 8, 2025 Zane Pfannerstill

   I am not sure if I did leave a review for this buy when I got them but now is about two years that I have it on my desk at work and use them daily. I cannot say how much it helped my wrist problems and I was totally immobile in my right hand so that it would not move in many directions from the shoulder. No therapy, no doctors, nothing I did or went to, but the first thing I did, I looked for wrist pad and mouse pad. I read so many reviews and just loved the sheep pic on this item (lol) and for sure all the promised descriptions for it. But, no disappointment for me at all. It is durable and I cleaned them once a week with chlorax-papers as I am disinfecting my desk along with. It is still in good shape and not moving from its place and the cushion/memory is as before and nothing changed but my problem of wrist and shoulder. I have no issue and move this arm in all directions without pain. Believe me, I am not paid or got anything for free from this site (which they should do it as I always write my reviews lol) and it is a true story. I was reviewing for my dresses today and I saw this item in my list, so I said I may help those with wrist problems. I would definitely buy again if something happens to mine, but it seems they would work for 10 more years 🙂

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   – February 27, 2025 Mack Bernier

   I recently rearranged our desktop, keyboard and mouse on a different desk. Hubby and myself both noticed that our wrists ended up resting on the edge of the desk, which was not at all comfortable, with our wrists hurting in no time. So we started discussing the fact we needed something to support our wrists. We talked about how maybe a pool noodle might work but I thought that might interfere with the drawer beneath the desk top. Then a light bulb went off in my head and I thought, let me look on Amazon and see what I can find!After looking at many wrist and mouse rest pads, reading reviews and comparing prices, I decided on this set. We have been using this set for a few weeks now. Already noticing how much more comfortable these pads are for our wrists, but still getting used to them. The padding seems like it is just the right thickness.We’ve got a very deep desk so the keyboard and mouse cords are stretched almost to their limits from where they are plugged in to the front of the desk. The wrist pad seems to be in the correct place however, because of this stretch, we are still playing around with the right position for the mouse pad for the perfect maneuverability of the mouse itself. It may take some time, but I believe we will eventually get there.I did not remove the wrap on the back at first because I was concerned that the backing might leave a residue on our wood desk. I contacted the seller to inquire about this and got an immediate reply with the assurance it was not a “sticky” type back, just something that would keep the pads in place. So I bit the bullet and removed the wrap. It is causing no issue with our wood, stays in place, yet is easily removed if needing to be repositioned.All in all, we are pleased that we purchased this set, and I believe we will come to love it once we get it positioned just right.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   – August 21, 2025 Cleve Bahringer

   This thing paid for itself, literally. I had it on my desk at work for one (1) day when my co-worker fell in love with it instantly. He fell so in love with it that he bought it from right then and there for more than I originally paid for it, even though he could have gotten one two days later through Amazon prime himself for less. He loved it that much that he wanted it *that* day.I’ve already ordered a new one for myself that will be arriving soon. From my one day of having the old one though, it seemed to do the job well. The mouse pad definitely helped my wrist a lot, as I get wrist pains from being on a computer all day. I had a little bit of trouble with the keyboard piece just because I’m not used to having one. It takes a little time to adjust to suddenly having something push your hands up as you type.I read a million reviews about these things before buying, and the two most common concerns were the smell and softness. The smell really wasn’t that bad, just a mild odor like a new car smell. I think the instructions even said to let it air out for a few days prior to use in case the smell bothered you.As for the softness, you’re obviously not getting a pillow your hands will sink into, as that would defeat the entire purpose of *elevating* your hands. It is firm, but not hard and not like a rock as some people said. I admit it did feel a little scratchy to move your wrists across, but I think that will go away once I break it in (or once my coworker breaks it in, I should say).Overall, a good product. I would buy it again, as I already have. I can’t attest to durability since I haven’t had it long, but I think it should give me at least a year of use.Also, my co-worker adores the little sheep designs. I think they’re a tad weird, but to each their own.