BRILA Ergonomic Memory Foam Mouse Wrist Rest Support Pad Cushion for Computer, Laptop, Office Work, PC Gaming - Massage Holes Design - Wrist Pain Relief (Black Mouse Wrist Rest)

This is soft and the design is great. Well made and the bottom is sticky and stays in place.

I’ve had a “all-in-one” mouse pad with a gel wrist support for several years. Recently the gel pad actually caused pain in my wrist. I have thin hands so I just put up with it! I saw this wrist support and it had a concave design ( mine was just a dome shape flat on top).This new one works REALLY well!! NO PAIN!! The divot cradles my skinny wrist and it’s so comfortable! After 4 hours… my wrist was fine!. It has adhesive on the back… I’m not using it. I just set it on my flat mouse pad. Doesn’t slip. Great product!! I recommend this gel wrist support.

I recently picked up an ergonomic wrist guard for using my computer, and it’s been a real game-changer for my comfort! I spend long hours typing, and this wrist guard has helped reduce the strain on my wrists. The support is just the right amount of firmness, providing enough cushioning to prevent discomfort without being too bulky.The design is sleek and fits well on my desk setup, and the material feels breathable, so my wrist stays cool even after hours of use. I also love how adjustable it is, allowing me to get a perfect fit to keep my wrist in a natural, relaxed position.If you're someone who spends a lot of time on the computer, I highly recommend an ergonomic wrist guard. It’s a simple, affordable way to prevent wrist strain and promote better posture while working or gaming!

Perfect for resting my wrist on a desktop . Memory foam feel. Soft fabric cover.

Work in a place can’t leave personal items so this is perfect size to travel with and throw in my bag or pocket. Holds up well and isn’t falling apart or losing its cushion. Good product

This is a decent little wrist rest. It was one of the cheapest ones I could find that looked like good quality. I recently forfeited my bean bag wrist rest over to my husband because he was having carpal tunnel issues. This one still works for me, and it's a third to a fourth of the price of the bean bag one. Recommended.

The good: It's small, so it doesn't take up a lot of room. I like the shape of it, allowing you to bring your mouse in closer. It's got memory foam in it. I kind of like the way it's depressed in the middle, like the sides hold your wrist in. And the non-stick bottom functions exactly as desired, keep it in place so it doesn't slide off without sticking to my desk.The bad: There's not nearly enough memory foam cushion in this thing, ESPECIALLY in the middle, so it doesn't cushion my wrist much, meaning long-term use in one day, this may be pointless. The indentations are there mostly for fashion not function (they're useless in how they make your wrist feel). If you're a guy, this is very likely too narrow for you (especially that middle indentation); I think honestly this is a made more for women with petite-to-normal wrists.Bottom line: If you're a gamer, or you're someone who has to utilize a mouse quite a bit during the day, you won't like this regardless. It's just not supportive enough, there's better ones out there for sure. I'll use it, but may have to upgrade to something better for days when I'm using the mouse a lot.

I used to use one of those foam-based mouse wrist pad for years, but the fabric detached from the base and the foam flattened out. I got this to replace that one, and so far it seems pretty solid. It sticks pretty well to where you place it, so be aware if you're the type that likes move around the pad depending on what you're doing. It hasn't been moved out of place so far if I have to quickly swipe the mouse.I sit at a particular angle at my desk so there's a lot of pressure I put on my wrists (not good, but that's how the setup is at the moment), and it's been pretty solid supporting my mouse wrist without causing strain or pain.It's a little higher than I would like though, and the way it's curved plus the grippy backing, you basically have to nail where your wrist lands when you're using your mouse; otherwise the curve kind of forces your wrist into the bottom of the dip. I also haven't tested how well it cleans if I were to spill something on it, but it's maintained the black color pretty well after several months of use.