Mousebean Ergonomic Hand Rest, Black

This is an odd idea and I wasn't sure what to expect, but it's comfortable and very slidey - which is what you'd want. I haven't glued it to my mouse, as I test different mice at work, so never use the same one for long. Having said that, it works fine once my wrist is resting on it and is very comfortable, even though it's not attached. I bought it to give to a user who has RSI with her new vertical mouse, but haven't had her opinion yet.

I rarely leave reviews as I mostly always buy products that are very well reviewed. I purchased this coming up 2 years now and at that time maybe had 1 or 2 reviews but due to the bursts of discomfort was getting around my palm and wrist area after long heavy sessions of Call of Duty I had no other choice than to shy away from the computer.I have used it daily every day since and no longer have that pain associated with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and would recommend to help with CPS or to at least prevent it.I never grew accustomed to the part that your supposed to stick onto the mouse and use it without perfectly fine.

I bought one of these years back and I would never want to go back to using a mouse without it. Unlike those wrist support mouse mats, you don't lean your wrist on this, so there's no compression of the nerve - you lean the palm of your hand on it. It's very comfortable and when you're without it, you'll notice, as I did when using a mouse at an IT course and wishing I had a spare Mousebean to bring with me! From what I understand, it attaches to pretty much any mouse out there.

Very good. Takes the stress out of the wrist.

I had one of these previously, but somehow it seemed to disappear. The only issue I have is with the mouse I now use, as it is cordless. This means that there is no little 'hole' in which to slide the attachment to keep mouse & hand rest together. Still, it is able to function well without this.

I do like this little gadget and bought it when I was experiencing some RSI pain. I don't use it all thie time, as RSI can be exasperated by the lack of movement or flexibility as wel, so by alternating I feel the most benefit. Would recommend this for most people to try for themselves.

Cleared up wrist pain within a week or two - been using these for five years now. Highly recommended for repetitive strain but ditch the connector and just let the wrist rest float freely beneath your wrist.

Best mouse hand rest that I have used, thumb pain has gone completely. Takes a bit of getting used too but well worth the perseverance