MANBASNAKE Bamboo Wrist Rest for Computer Keyboard, Ergonomic Mechanical Keyboard Wrist Pad, Hard Wrist Rest for Easy Typing Pain Relief, Anti-Slip Keyboard Rest for Laptop/PC Gaming/Mac (Full Size)

Pretty much exactly what I was looking for - I plan to use it with my 75% layout that I keep at work - though off the bat I will make note of the debossed/engraved logo. I wasn’t sure if this was just a screen printed graphic or not when I ordered, and I’m a little bummed that it’s engraved so I can’t really cover it up or remove it. Sorry, but even if this was a brand I cared about I wouldn’t want an engraved logo there.More importantly, the engraved edges can be quite abrasive and irritating to your hand/wrist depending on where you position your hands when you type, or when you move your hand to and from the alphanumeric keys to hit function keys or use your mouse. For a product that is supposed to increase ergonomics that’s a pretty big oversight and I’d rather it be smack dab in the middle, since at least then it’s less likely to cause discomfort.There are of course some DIY remedies you could try here, but no one wants to pay 25 bucks and then have to figure out some kind of solution or workaround to a design problem. Docking a star for that, but otherwise this is a perfectly good wrist rest for your keyboard.

I was getting this keyboard rest to go with my 75% size keyboard. Since none of the different sizes mentioned a 75% keyboard, I went by the provided lengths of the wrist rests.Since my keyboard is 12.5 inches long, the closest match that I could find was the 61 keyboard wrist rest. In the description the 61 keyboard length is supposed to be 14.17 inches.When I received the wrist rest, I noticed that it was shorter than my keyboard. In fact, it was less than 12 inches.I realize now that I should have ignored the provided dimensions and got the 87 keyboard wrist rest instead. However, the 87 keyboard wrist rest length in the description was 15.16 inches, which would have dwarfed my keyboard. I am now disappointed that this wrist rest does not match my keyboard.The wrist rest itself is a good quality. The bamboo material looks great and has a very smooth finish.I can recommend this keyboard rest, but ignore the given dimensions in the descriptions because you can't trust them. Go by the number of keys on your keyboard.

This wrist rest is a perfect fit up against my Cherry MX 2.0S keyboard, which has kind of a high front edge. It reduced some pain in my wrist and general discomfort caused by the height of that front edge. The wood is nicely smoothed and the rubber nubs on the bottom are effective at keeping it from sliding around unexpectedly. The only reason I took a star off is that the price feels a little steep for a fairly simply shaped slab of wood.

We recently got approved to work from home twice a week over the summer, so now I am getting our home office equipped with the necessary technology to work from home. The wrist rest for my keyboard is not only functional but super cute! I love the bamboo!The wrist rest fits my keyboard. There are several sizes, so make sure you select the right one for your keyboard. My keyboard has the numbers on it, so I shoes the Light Golden 104. It fits and works perfectly. The wrist rest elevates your hands to a position that is comfortable and can help you alleviate pain all day. The bottom has silicone feet to avoid slipping.Overall I am very satisfied with the product as is, but after continues use if the product does not continue to warrant the rating I am giving the product I will update the review with information and pictures.

Narrative below, but the short version:- Unique materials compared to most wrist rests on the market- Satiny feel to the wood- Cleans up nicely after a warm coffee spill- Non-skid feet are thoughtfully clear, so less likely to leave scuff marks- Non skid feet also appear truly non-skid- Not the full-width of a large office keyboard, but more than enough for the bulk of the keys or a smaller-format keyboard- A very very good bet, especially if you dislike normal rests in texture, durability, etcMost wrist rests on the market are incorporated with their keyboard, cushioning, or both. Most often they have some sort of contour, some tilt if they're baked in, or both.I hate most wrist rests.This is not most wrist rests.It's a board. It's straight as a board. It is flat. It will bring your hands closer to the level of your keyboard's body.It has a silkiness to the top -- well planed, sanded, finished, and sealed. No grubby sweatiness as with vinyl covered foam. I expect it wil have a longer life -- less pitting or gouging. Less accident prone.It is also (forgive the all caps ) REALLY GOOD LOOKING. Swipe right good looking.I use a 75% width keyboard -- not only no number pad, but the navigation arrows are cheated closer to bulk of the keys. It's a not-uncommon brand, and if you're curious, you can hunt around for ones that feature modular knobs.The edges of this extend about a centimeter from either side. But the clean, rounded edges of this rest don't make that a visual distraction.The nonskid feet on mine are clear. Meaning that they are less likely to leave scuffs if they get wet or oily. I moved it to a hard working surface, and it stayed in place.For fun and science, I spilled a little coffee on the rest and let it sit for five minutes. Really, I did this on purpose. It cleaned up well.