GloriousGaming Wrist Pad/Rest, 17.5x4 inches/17mm

I'm an engineer, and I code all day. So this review will be written from the perspective of someone who really relies on a great keyboard setup to get through the day. I use this with a Corsair K65 RGB TKL keyboard, and the length is nearly a perfect match (maybe 1-2mm shorter, but who's counting?). I was looking for a wrist rest because the ones that ship with most mechanical keyboards today are these flimsy plastic fins with a thin covering of faux pleather (that's right, not even faux leather or just pleather, faux pleather!).I got the slim version because I was concerned the regular one would be too thick. Without having used the regular one, I have to say the slim seems like the perfect height. When long coding sessions start, it just kinda "disappears" and you forget it's there. And to be honest, this is probably what you want with things like this - for them to be so comfy you forget they're there.This foam filling is little firmer than than those squishy and floppy gel filled wrist rests. I was concerned at first that it'd be too firm, but it turns out the firmness really helps with support over the course of a long day.Some minor things that I wish could be better but aren't deal breakers or star reducers for me:- Bottom of the wrist rest could be tackier. It slides around a little too easily on my desk. You could probably wipe it with water every few days to keep it tacky, or simply use one of those extended mouse mats that would give the wrist rest something to grip on.- The logo is bit puerile. I get that it comes from a meme, one which I still find hilarious, but maybe I'm just getting old - the logo could have been a little less conspicuous.TL;DR, comfortable wrist rest that just disappears the longer you use it.

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.

This wrist support really lets you rest your wrist when you type or play games. I had a HyperX wrist rest but the only issue with that one was over time, there were deformities and it didn't feel as good as when you first bought it. With this one, I used for months and it never deformed. The slim size was really nice for the low profile Logitech gaming keyboard and they fit together really well.Few things I didn't like about the product was how the grips on the bottom weren't so strong. I would be gaming and by the time I noticed, the force of my wrist becomes a center point and starts turning the wrist wrest away from the rest of the keyboard. My wrist still did rest on the product but it just bothered me how the product wouldn't stay in place so well. Also! If you sweat a lot on your hands, this product will absorb all the sweat and even if dried up, it will cause an odor on your wrist. My resolution to this was to just get an alcohol spray bottle and soak up the product with alcohol to disinfect. This did clear up the odor but definitely not a product I would use for a long time.

The Logitech MX palm rest felt too thin/slim. This slim Glorious wrist rest is perfect in terms of thickness, width and depth with the MX Mechanical full-size keyboard. It was slightly curved/bent out of the box, but flattened out after 15 minutes of usage. Would've been super nice if there's a stealth version on Amazon. Glorious does have it on their website, but it's pricier and you have to pay s/h.

TLDR; the slim rest fits better than the standard thickness rest for me.I ordered the standard thickness wrist rest (full size keyboard) from Glorious and after a week it seemed a little broken in but pushed my wrists too high up for me to comfortably use without significantly altering the way that I position my hands and body relative to my desk/chair etc. I could type if I adjusted my hands but gaming was impossible as my fingers had to really reach down for ctrl or shift (with my Glorious keyboard tilted up). I then purchased the slim version and am very happy with the height /thickness of the rest. I can type much easier and it basically fades into the background as it should. Both wrist rests seem like quality products; I just prefer smaller rests!

I use this as a wrist rest for writing on my iPad pro 11. It cushions my wrist that had been broken some years back and allows me to use my Apple pencil for longer periods to write!Would I purchase again? A resounding YES!