DELTAHUB Carpio G2.0 - Advanced Ergonomic Right-Handed Gaming Wrist Rest for Mouse - Superior Support for Serious Gamers - Anti-Fatigue, Smooth Glide (Large, Right, Grey)

Give this a couple days, and you will be amazed with the aim and comfort benefits. Assuming you're using this for gaming, it's the perfect little wrist rest that will keep friction down, and let you have nice smooth consistent motion.Right when you get it, start an aim trainer and let yourself find the perfect position, and zone in on the amount of force you need to apply for certain movements.It's expensive for sure, but I've found it totally worth the investment.

This thing actually got rid of the pain in my wrist. I wasn’t expecting it to help as much as it did but for me it was game changing. It definitely takes a bit to get used to but now it feels natural. I lowered my sensitivity and now I think I aim better even. It’s got pretty nice build quality and rubber. Definitely worth it for me

I bought the first version of this wrist rest years ago when I saw it on an Instagram post. I was first interested in this product due to its minimal and small form factor. The first version was very uncomfortable and hurt my wrist more than not using it. I'm happy to say that this version has definitely improved! Upon first use, I found it comfortable enough, but that 1 week break in period was just getting used to that slight pressure during use below my palm. I decided on this G2.0 wrist rest instead of the 2.0 version because from previous experience with the small form factor, it'd be hard to find the sweet spot on my wrist to the pad, and the wrist strap would ensure that my wrist stays at that comfortable spot even after lifting my hand from the desk. The soft silicone material gives my wrist a firm yet comfortable rest for my wrist, but the right pad is a lot more flimsy than the left. Although the bottom already allows for a pretty smooth glide across my mouse pad, I think this would've benefited from a flat bottom to allow the use of superglides to be added. I do like the vented pads that allow airflow, but I think I'd prefer a smoother and faster movement from the wrist rest to match my mouse more. I didn't really have an issue switching from my mouse to keyboard while wearing this on my wrist, but then again I am not continuously typing on the keyboard. I bought this while it was on sale for Prime day at $36, which is a much better deal than what it normally goes for. Even at the sale price, it is still a pretty pricey accessory, but after using it for a week or so I feel less fatigue in my wrist and don't regret purchasing. I did buy one as a gift for someone, but I know that experiences vary with this particular wrist rest so a gift receipt was included. I am not confident he may find it comfortable, but am hoping it will help his wrist since he complains of wrist pain from using his mouse and keyboard for work. As a casual gamer and frequent PC user, I found this wrist rest comfortable to use and appreciated the way it moves fairly well with your mouse. I feel there is plenty of room for improvement, but am satisfied with it at this time.

This is something unique, I'm known for carpel tunnel and having wrist problems so it's no surprise that I'd be looking for something comfortable, and I gotta say- this thing sure is something, it's only been a few days, but I can already tell how much better it is compared to a mouse pad, so I'll give you the downlow;It's amazing so far, has wrist support and when you move your move, it glides with it, that wrist part that goes around your wrist is magnetic on the side so you don't have to constantly adjust the strap to get it into a comfy position, you just snap the magnetic part off the other side and your hand is free to go and when you want to use it again, you just snap it back on, very easy to use.As a gamer this thing does wonders with giving you more room and space to do those nasty flicks, if you have an XL game pad or something then you'll feel the difference, I haven't touched my mouse pad since I got this thing and I plan to continue to use it, design is sleek and nice looking, with the height it feels like it connects to the back of your mouse when in use so that's another plus (G502 Hero).TLDR: Highly recommend for the wrist sensitive people and gamers.

It is what it is. I bought this largely because my mouse pad was giving me rug burn on my wrist. This was kind of a gimmicky solution to that problem, and it largely worked, but I ditched the strap pretty quickly. The strap feels super flimsy, and while it did keep me attached to the pad, I was constantly adjusting it, and it never felt comfortable. The nice thing is this works just as well without the strap.I got the large. I do not have especially large hands, but this was uncomfortably small for me. I'm a 5'11 male, for what it's worth.Do I notice less stress/fatigue in my wrist after using it? No, not at all. It did manage to keep my wrist off the table and allowed the rug burn from my mouse mat to heal though, which was nice. In the end I bought a softer mouse mat and wound up ditching this toy.Build quality is underwhelming. The strap feels like it will snap in half in a light breeze. The magnet works well, and was a smart design, but every time you pull the magnet back you can see the rubber of the wrist wrest separating from the plastic, and it feels like just a matter of time before it rips away entirely.I don't know. Maybe I'm being too harsh on this thing. It feels pretty mid, all in all. It's not super uncomfortable, but it's not comfortable, at least not for my average-sized hands. I found it more comfortable without the strap, so maybe save yourself a few bucks and just buy the version without it. But TBH I just found this underwhelming, and stopped using it within a few days of getting it.

No more carpal tunnel