HagibisKeyboard Wrist Rest Pad Support with Desktop Partition Storage Case, Ergonomic Soft Memory Foam, Anti-Slip Rubber Base for Computer Keyboard, Laptop, Office, Home (White)

This was long overdue. I got my first mechanical keyboard for my laptop a year ago but didn't get one. I just recently got a new one and built a PC so I finally got around to getting one and I wish I had got one sooner. Its much more comfortable to type now. I love the storage you get as well. Its not super spacious but you can fit a few things in there for ez access. Much more functional than a solid wrist rest though not necessary if you don't care for extra storage. its much more budget friendly than some of the other options out there as well so I highly recommend.

The height and angle just about perfect for my keyboard. It's actually the same height as the frame of my Keychron K8 Pro. It's the ideal height for someone with a thick keyboard.The pleather feels fine and the padding is pretty cushy. The padding is pretty thin (around 1mm thick) and feels kind've mushy, enough for your palms to bottom it out against the hard surface underneath. I prefer a more firm surface. It just feels like regular cushion foam underneath. I think if they used a dense memory foam or a gel, this would help firm it up.The storage underneath is nice, although i would prefer that some of the smaller square compartments were elongated so i can fit more types of items. Aside from this, height is also an important limiting factor. The internal compartment has a sloped roof (since the wrist rest itself is sloped), which means even if you can fit a pen on the top part of the compartment, it may not fit fully if you slide it down to the bottom of the compartment, since the roof line is shorter. It's a minor issue, but you need to keep that in mind so that the lid can close all the way with no interference from things you put inside.The rubber feet on it is pretty nice and it stays in place pretty well when your wrist on it. However, the product is mostly plastic and pretty light, which means it can move around on you when there is no weight on it. It would be nicer if the product was weighted or made out of aluminum or some other heavier material.Although the base of the wrist rest stays in place well during use, I can't say the same thing about the lid. The lid is only held on by gravity, with 4 tiny round pegs on each corner to keep it from sliding off. The 2 pegs on the bottom are even sloped which makes it easier for the top to accidently slide off. I'm assuming these pegs are sloped to make it easier to align the top when closing it. It's a little annoying when my palm gets sweaty and sticky and it's enough to lift the lid off of the pegs and misalign it. To solve this, i would design a magnetic closure system or a some type of friction fit closure instead of depending only on gravity to keep it in place.Overall, this wrist rest is very usable with a good design and great sizing for your average non-slim keyboard. However, it is let down by how easily the lid can accidentally come off, especially if your palms get sweaty or during very frantic play.

I have the black version and I have to say that it looks very nice on my desk. It's simplistic, but doesn't come off as cheap unless you really look at the base. The storage is pretty much what you'd expect from the pictures; you won't put a ton in there, but there are a number of useful items you could put in there that would otherwise clutter your desk or drawers. The rest itself is comfortable and sturdy. It's also the perfect height for my Keychron C3 Pro. Really, the only downside to this is that the pegs that hold the rest in place are pretty small and not magnetic. The lid doesn't pop off all the time or anything, but it'd be nice to have it just snap into place and feel a bit more secure.

This wrist rest I purchased has been a game-changer for my productivity and comfort at the computer. Its ergonomic design provides excellent support, alleviating wrist strain during long typing sessions. The storage is great for things like my keyboard switch puller, pens, and usb drives.The soft, cushioned material is comfortable and easy to clean. Its non-slip base ensures it stays in place, even during intense work or gaming sessions. The compact size fits perfectly on my desk, and its sleek design complements my workspace.Overall, this wrist rest has made a significant difference in my daily computer use, and I highly recommend it to anyone seeking ergonomic relief and improved wrist health.

It's a nice wrist rest, very slightly large for a 75% layout, maybe perfect for a TKL. Having storage inside is nice, but the compartments are very small and it's not quite as comfy as a nicer wrist rest. Still, it's more comfy than other materials, and it gets the job done. I keep the tiny remote for my hdmi switcher in here.

The biggest issue I see with the wrist rest is how not secure the top is. So much so that I can feel it rattling as I type under my wrists and that is too much of a distraction to have when working gaming or just typing.The top panel is not held on in anyway it just sits on top of the bottom portion. The soft part is not nearly as thick as they make it seem causing the bottom plastic chin part to be a distraction as well as you will feel that portion almost protruding.Regards due to the unstable nature I will be returning it and looking elsewhere.Tip to the manufacturer. Double the current foam and use magnets or something to secure the top to the bottom to keep it from rattling. Just the magnet part would probably be enough for me to keep it but as is its not useable.

Well implemented combo wrist rest + small item storage. The wrist rest is comfortable and stays put while my hands can move around. The interior storage is small but enough to hold a pen, and multiple USB keys.

When I first got this, I quickly noticed that because there was nothing really holding the top cover in place (aside from four dinky little plastic nubs, which did nothing), if I moved my wrists even a little bit, the cover would actually slide off of the entire thing, revealing the storage compartment. It's not super comfortable, and because it tends to literally come apart on it's own during routine use, it's also pretty impractical. It looks okay, but since I can't really use it that well due to it's design, it just collects dust in my desk drawers at this point. Keep looking.

Passez votre chemin, le plastique du repose poignets gondole très vite. On ne peut presque rien mettre dans l’espace de rangement et l’adhérence sur le bureau est mauvaise.

I loved and wanted to continue to love this keyboard rest. I wanted to return it but the return window closed. The keyboard rest is comfortable and is the perfect height and it is very comfortable. So why do I hate it?Because it lasted for exactly 10 days. The gaps to keep items is its biggest downfall. Due to the lack of support, the keyboard rest is lifting on the left and right corners so it automatically moves around and I have to adjust it a few times. This means after a while it will start to wobble pretty badly and will be unusable.

El material es correcto, está claro que la almohadilla no es muy gruesa pero si cómoda par reposar las muñecas. Estéticamente muy bonito.

It only fits usbs, moves around a lot and doesn't even clip on properly. 0/10 Do not get unless you want to get scammed.

The cover doesn't fit very well so it's easy that the cover slips when you rest your wrists on it, the storage is a bit on the small side as well. Other than that it's an ok wrist rest.