AelfoxMemory Foam Keyboard Wrist Rest&Gaming Mouse Pad Wrist Support, Ergonomic Design for Office, Home Office, Laptop, Desktop Computer, Gaming Keyboard (Black)

I bought this set because they’re memory foam. (Apparently gel wrist rests may leak gel according to many Amazon reviews.) These are really comfortable but they have a few issues. I have an Apple Magic Keyboard, trackpad, and mouse, which are all very thin so my hands are quite elevated using these rests. This may not be comfortable for those with low profile peripherals. Because these are so thick, they ruin the sleek minimalist vibe I want for my workspace. Also, the corners of the rests curl up and don’t sit flat. If none of that bothers you, I say these are a buy. They really are comfortable

Most gel guards are squishy and fall apart. This one is solid and comfortable like a firm pillow. They need to not label them with their made up conpany names though.

This thing feels like resting my wrist on a cloud. Absolutely love it

Quality was good and the price was reasonable happy with the purchase

Ergonomics and comfort are EXTREMELY important to me as a PC enthusiast and gamer. I am torn between giving this product 4 or 5 stars. Did the product make a huge impact on my set up’s usability and comfort, and overall quality of life? Yes but not without some thinking and adjustments.I am looking at this product from a performance usability perspective as a gamer first before any medical benefits. Does this product hinder the use of your performance with input peripherals? For me, the moment I put it next to my mouse and placed my wrist on it, I knew it wasn't going to work for me. The arch on both rests will always give you a claw grip for both the mouse and keyboard (see pictures for arched fingers). I am someone who uses a palm style mouse and I use my fingers in a stretched more relaxed position (pic available) so the wrist rest actually makes things worse. I use sub 1000 DPI on the optical sensor but max sensitivity in software so the base of my hand and wrist need to be grounded for precise control and grip. Content creators and gamers will find that this might make things worse when you need precision in your movements (may not effect claw grip). I could imagine this could work with palm grip if you are one who use wide angle movements and use your elbow as a pivot. This would allow you to move the cushion up your forearm (see pictures). A person like me would need a flat very low height wrist rest. The mouse wrist rest simply does not work with my set up and mouse use style.Aesthetically this fits my set up well. The indented grooves (dimples?) match my keyboard tray and the dimensions magically fit both my chair armrests (more on that later). I also find myself pressing the dimples as a fidget mechanism as I am typing and thinking which keeps me concentrated. One of my biggest pet-peeves as a PC enthusiast and builder is intrusive branding on products. The large white “Aelfox” almost breaks the deal for me. At least the text is a neutral white color. If it needs to be there put it on the bottom, if not, black it out and emboss it. Aesthetics and theming my rigs are very important to me and branding only works aesthetically when all your products are the same brand or color especially in the age of almost all PC parts being equipped with RGB or non-addressable lighting.Despite all these things, I am inclined to give it 5 stars because it does it’s primary purpose well, which is to support and comfort your body making sitting and working easier. This review is coming from a hospital patient who has conquered 15 surgeries and has needed to spend months stationary in chairs at tables and desks and in bed. I’ve had both my arms, wrists, and hands stuck and prodded with needles and IVs until there is pain shooting up my entire arms and I can’t move. The keyboard wrist rest does a really great job of supporting the entire length of my forearms and elbows. The memory cushion also is just tall enough where it does not prevent my keyboard tray from sliding over the chair arms which was my reason for removing the faux leather pads the chair came with! All in all, it may not be practical for everyone, but the medical benefits for those who spend long hours with mouse and keyboard for their profession or hobbies are extremely valuable.