HumanCentric Keyboard Wrist Rest Pad, Wrist Support for Apple Magic Keyboard, Office Desk Accessories in Space Gray Aluminum and Black Vegan Leather, Ergonomic Wrist Rests for Computer Keyboard

[ Packaging ]Minimal packaging. I like how little material was shipped with it! (1) box, (1) sheer wrapping paper, (1) wrist pad[ The Good ]The construction is beautiful. I really like the faux leather, and metal combination. It's firm, and feels pretty good on my wrists. The grip on the bottom does a good job of preventing slippage, although when it gets dirty, it can lose some traction. Easy to clean tho and fix that. Looks good with the rest of my electronics & accessories.The height is good. It rises my wrists enough to correct bending. My arms are straight using this wrist-pad and Mac keyboards.[ What Could Be Better ]I think I would really prefer a full-length version. Even knowing it's meant for a smaller keyboard, I type wide. It's just a preference I guess.I think the design would have benefited from a different design for the ends. If I happen to put too much weight on either end, it causes the wrist pad to rise. It doesn’t happen that often, but enough to make a comment about it. If the ends were curved down, I believe it would be better that way.[ Takeaway ]At this price point, it's a bit expensive! That said, it does feel very quality & expensive. To reiterate, I think the only flaw is the design of the ends, because they curve up and make it susceptible to lift up like a skateboard. Other than that, it's very nice. I think it's a decent buy if you have more expensive tastes for a wrist-pad.

La parte de cuero se despegó del metal en 1 mes, además el largo del descansa muñecas es muy corto para ser funcional.

Yes, the materials are good, albeit uncomfortable. It’s hard and provides 0 comfort. It’s also extremely small. Think smaller than a 13 inch MacBook. The 50$ price tag is a joke. Look elsewhere.

This matches up well with the magic keyboard (tkl). It is solid construction, well designed, but honestly, not the most comfortable material. It is not so much a cushion as it is a solid brick to rest your wrists on. The ergonomics of it is great and the build quality is fitting of Apple devices. I did make the mistake of wiping it down with a sanitizing wipe and the finish was slightly faded because of alcohol in the wipes, so for sure stay away from wiping it down with sanitizing wipes if you want it to maintain its luxury finish.Overall, it is a beautifully designed rest, but not the most comfortable to use as a cushion. As long as you go into it knowing it is more of a rest than a cushion, you'll be happy.

I got this knowing that it was a bit too small for my keyboard. Nevertheless, it looked good on paper, and I just had to give it a try. Boy, am I glad I did! I have only had this a few hours, and I am already hooked!I am using this with a full-sized desktop keyboard. Therefore, it really only covers the main rows on the keyboard. But then, that's all I really needed anyway.I write a lot; I mean, a lot. So, needless to say, I spend a lot of time in front of my keyboard. I have gone through more wrist pads than I care to mention and threw them all away after not much use. They all proved to be more cumbersome than helpful. That is, until I took a chance on this wrist pad.This pad is just right for my needs. It's not too tall, not too short, not too soft, not too hard. They literally found the perfect combination for this pad. I don't know how else to explain it.Build quality is outstanding. This thing is a beast. It's heavy, so it won't be squirming its way all over your desk. Once you plop down in front of your keyboard, it's staying put! This is said to be "vegan leather." I don't really know what that is, but it feels just like real leather to me; and really good leather at that.At $50, this thing is expensive, and it's not for everyone. However, if you spend a lot of time typing, and want to reduce fatigue and increase comfort, this is a very good investment. Besides, preventing carpel tunnel is worth much more than $50. I absolutely recommend this product.Build Quality - 5/5 Amazingly good build quality.Comfort - 5/5 - Just trust me. It's that good.Value for Money - 5/5 - I would pay twice as much for this.Overall Score - 5/5 Stars - Phenomenal product and value!

The Humancentric wrist pad for Apple Magic TKL keypads looks really nice. The base aluminum material looks really good with other Mac products. The leatherette cover is soft to the touch and pleasant for a non-leather material. The length of the wrist rest is exactly that of the keyboard, but I would have liked the inside border of the ret to be square and flush with the keyboard. The rest is very firm and provides good support but I found it too high for the Magic Keyboard and too short for other taller keyboards. For long typing sessions I did not find this rest particularly great. It looks great, like all of the other Humancentric products, but it is just kind of so so at its job.

As a self-proclaimed minimalist, I LOVE this wrist rest. It's incredibly sleek, and the look of it is even more stunning in person. Despite its small form, it really does work nicely to take the pressure off my wrists even after typing for a long while. Super easy to tuck this away too if your computer desk doubles as another type of workstation like mine does. There are little rubber tabs on the underside that keep it from sliding around during use, which was always one of my major issues with other wrist rests. Sure, it's not technically as comfy as a gel pad wrist rest, but I prefer this overall style. A wee bit overpriced, maybe, but the quality is top tier.

This is quite a minimalistic keyboard wrist rest but it works. It isn't soft or anything like that, it just has a smooth surface from the plastic on top. It's sturdy and it doesn't slip. I would say it's sufficient. It's not a memory foam or anything like that, so the 'feel' of it may be different but it does support the wrists without any pain so I did like it.