Glorious Gaming 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.

saved my wrists! literally! Before this it was very uncomfortable to type for extended times. This provides perfect cushion and has not lost its cushion properties so far. I also have a large mouse pad by Glorious Gaming. These people must be real gamers to design their stuff. It really works, looks good, and last longer with great quality and stitching. A little pricey for what it is (foam and rubber) but my wrists no longer hurt! Well worth it!

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.

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.

I was on the fence about paying $26 for what basically amounts to a foam pad... but now that it's arrived and I've had a chance to use it for a few days I can say that's it's 100% worth it. Time will tell how it holds up, but right now it's simply the most comfortable and best shaped rest out there. I got the Slim size and it suits my keyboard perfectly. There is just enough "give" to the foam that your wrist/palm is cradled. So comfortable I forget it's there... which is what you want when it comes to orthopedic oriented products!

I use this with a Keychron low profile keyboard. It’s been a joy to use, I wish I had one from the moment I bought the keyboard. I find that it’s the right height, doesn’t slip, and is visually lowkey. Great product.

I've only had the wrist pad for a few days, but so far I'm very happy with it. I like the fact that it uses foam, rather than gel, that it is stitched around the edges and that it has a cloth surface, as opposed to some kind of vinyl or plastic. It's very comfortable to use and is a perfect height/size for my needs. I can't comment on its longevity as yet, but as I said, so far I'm very happy.