JIKIOU Left-Handed and Right-Handed Truly Ergonomic Wrist Rest for Mouse and Keyboard, Carpal Tunnel Support, Pain Relief, Anti-Fatigue, Easy Glide, Office Computer Laptop Gaming (Left+Right)

I love these. I love that they slide on my desk mat so I don't have to lift my arm from my keyboard to my mouse. I have a flat keyboard and my wrists have started to ache a bit with no support underneath. These are great. Fit your lower palm.

The JIKIOU Right-Handed Truly Ergonomic Wrist Rest is fantastic. It is... 1) Very compact -- Ideal for me with limited space available on my sit/stand desk. 2) Glides superbly -- Perfect for my needs as a SolidWorks CAD/CAM power user because I find the static padded wrist rests slow me down. Actually glides much better than my Logitech MX Master mouse! 3) Very ergonomic -- My wrist falls naturally in place & is aligned perfectly with mouse. Although it's not very padded, just a soft-touch silicone layer, I find it provides better comfort than my previous squishy gel-filled padded rest. 4) Quality -- Surprising level of features for $12, including actual Teflon glides, nice feeling soft-touch silicon surface, weighting to remain stable, and its well designed ergonomic shape. 5) Inexpensive -- Appears identical to other sliding wrist supports costing double & considering how much I like this, I doubt the $35-40 Carpio 2.0 performs any better. Even comes with a 2nd one to keep at the office. In summary, this is quite possibly the best $12 I've ever spent. I've been in agony lately as an incessant computer user with carpal tunnel or some sort of wrist ligament &/or bone damage from too much pickleball. This little wrist rest has been an absolute godsend!

I really appreciate the mobility and utility of these wrist rests. The top surface is definitely crafted to fit the shape of a palm, and the surface itself is very smooth and comfortable. The pricing is also great, especially when compared to some obscenely priced comparative products. The only real issue I had with this rest is with its slant. It may be just the unique anatomy/shape of my wrist, but this rest slants too much downward towards my pinky. It caused my wrist to be at an uncomfortable angle, and after some time, my wrist would ache. My solution ended up being slicing the rest and adding filler/padding to the right/pinky side. Now, that side is more elevated/supportive, and I can use the rest for a long time without any issues whatsoever. The only other suggestion I would make for this product is that I wish there was some way of attaching the rest (at the apropriate distance) to the mouse. This would address the slight inconvenience of the rest occasionally sliding away from my mouse whenever I move my arms away to type, which forces me to repeatedly reposition the rest whenever I reach out again.

the best wrist rest I've ever had. glides easily on surface. good support not uncomfortable even if not padded and fit perfectly under bottom of wrist. the only problem is that it's small and will fall off the keyboard tray easily. Love how it stays with hand and mouse.

At my office, I use a white Formica-topped adjustable-height desk. These wrist rests glide around very smoothly and increase my ability to transition from keyboard to mouse use. They do take some time getting used to sliding vs lifting to re-position - maybe a week or two before I remembered to slide. The bottom of the wrist rest is a set of black, hard plastic "feet" that allow the rest to slide. Unfortunately, over time, the rest discolors my white desk. The area where the rest slides gets dirt ground down into it, and it becomes very unsightly. A simple water scrub with some elbow-grease does pull the grime up out of the desktop, but I've had to do this 3 times since purchase (2 months). The tops of the wrist rest are not soft. They _look_ soft from the image, and do have a velvety feel to them, but they have zero compression allowance. Due to their hardness, they tend to bite into my wrists or palms slightly, requiring more "rest time" away from the keyboard than I normally need with a gel pad or traditional wrist rest. Overall, I give these a "cool concept, missed execution" grade. They're fine enough for me to not need to replace them (yet), but not nice enough for me to recommend them to somoeone else. In fact, if you want to buy these ones at a discount, I'm offering. :)

I really thought these were all a scam, but after using one for a couple weeks I have noticed less pain in my wrist. I use a keyboard/mouse 8-12 hours a day 5-6 days a week.

It actually caused physical pain almost immediately. It only took about 10 minutes. It made the carpal tunnel worse and on top of that when I returned it, somehow it got lost at UPS or whatever and I didn't even get a refund so I would definitely avoid this like the plague.

They fit well on my laptop desk.

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it is Not anti-slip.