Gimars Superfine Fiber Widen Memory Foam Set Nonslip Mouse Pad Wrist Support & Keyboard Wrist Rest Support for Office, Computer, Laptop & Mac & Comfortable & Lightweight for Easy Typing & Pain Relief

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Original (3/5): Got it because of pricing and reviews. All I can say is its okay. Reviews are a bit misleading when compared to slightly higher priced wrist pads in the $15+ range. The gel gives a bit to easily and starts to hurt my wrist after a few hours. ----- Update (5/5): After my initial review (3/5). GiMERs CS sent me their updated version: ASIN B01MYZMODY. While I still find it a bit more firm than I personally care for, it does seem to sit slightly higher than the previous version which puts my hand in a more comfortable position and the attached mouse pad is a nice addition. I havent had the stiffness as I did with the previous version. I also wanted to add that GiMER has been the most gracious seller Ive dealt with on Amazon, the only words I could use to describe my experience is - they care about customer satisfaction the same way Comcast cares about their bottom line. It is the most important. GiMERs has gained a loyal customer based on their will to reach out to me and to make sure I was 100% taken care of.

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I absolutely love my keyboard cushion set. I have a bad habit of resting my elbows on my metal desk top which causes pain alot. Now I do not have to worry about that anymore thanks to this product. Thick and well made. I think it will last me a long time.

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Im a freelance artist that uses my keyboard and mouse for a living and I just realized Ive been missing out on comfortability. It definitely helps support the wrists. The material that was used is very good. Sometimes I even find myself just pressing on it like a stress ball of some sort, and it works. Lol. I love the sleek black look, not a big fan of the logo, but what can I do. I would buy this product again if somehow this gets damaged or lost, where I dont see that happening anytime soon. Great investment overall!

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I needed a new set of wrist pads for my keyboard and mouse at work and stumbled upon this set. When I first received the product I noticed the packaging was pretty shoddy. The set was wrapped in plastic then taped over and over again at the ends (see provided picture). At that point I thought I was getting a dud of a product. However, after using the product for a few weeks I can honestly say that is not the case. The keyboard and mouse wrist pads are very firm. The top of the wrist pads fabric is very soft but if you are a person with hot hands expect to have some extra warmth on your wrists, because the fabric traps heat very well. On another note, the product claims its memory foam, and since I havent dissected the pads I cant confirm that to be the case. The good news is that unlike memory foam the foam hasnt conformed to my wrists. All of the foam has returned back to place after time. This is good because the height of the pads is perfectly aligned with the height of my keyboard. I have no wrist issues whatsoever with this product. When I push on the pads it feels as if there is a very firm gel at the bottom of the pad to about a quarter of an inch high then is the memory foam substance. On the opposite side of the pads is the rubber that looks like neoprene. I have a very glossy desk and I find that these pads do not move at all. This is a huge plus because Ive had issues of pads sliding around when I move to type or move the mouse constantly. The result is that my wrists do not hurt at all from the motion. The only real con I have found so far is that the material collects dust very well, so keep a lint roller handy. PROS: ■ Soft material ■ Memory foam feel ■ Foam returns to original placement ■ Extra grippy bottoms ■ Excellent height for the keyboard and mouse ■ No wrist pain or fatigue CONS: ■ Dust collector (have lint roller handy) ■ Shoddy packaging ■ Traps heat well

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Just as described. Perfect for lifting and supporting the wrists while typing and using the mouse. I turned the keyboard support around as the curve fit perfectly with the curve on my keyboard and that saved some space too.

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the arm rest is comfortable, doesnt slip etc - but one thing i would have liked better - if it was 2 to 2.5" wider, then i wouldnt need the mouse support rest. I bought one earlier that was 7.9" front to rear, and that was way too much - didnt leave any room between the front edge of the rest and the keyboard to use the mouse unless you slid the display & keyboard way back toward the rear of the desk. The Gimars rest is actually perfect in the front to rear dimension, i just would have liked the width longer and they could keep the mouse rest - but like i said, id buy it again PS - thought id comback and update my review: one complaint, the foam used in this armrest looses its shape pretty quick. Ive only had it 10 days, and where my elbows rest, when im editing video files, there are now nearly permanent "divits" or dents - overnight the dents will rise back up maybe 50% of their orignal shape but i suspect that at the 30 day mark theyll be permanent. Id still probably buy it again, but think ill be making my own in a month or two - i work with silicone rubber as well, and itll probably cost me $30 in silicone compound but it will definitely last longer. fwiw

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I liked the simplicity and the color. the foam is also a good consistency, memory foam that sinks in and feels soft. My problem with that the mousepad wrist support is a bit low to fully support your wrist comfortably, once the foam sinks in to the weight of your hand. Its definitely better than not using it, but wish that it was just a quarter to half inch higher since I think after prolonged use it will become more flat. My wrist still bends at a slight angle even with the rest, when at max support the wrist should be almost flat. Similarly for the keyboard rest, could be just slightly higher. Im using a 2010 Macbook Pro, and it comes just level with the bottom half of the laptop. TLDR: Cute color, ideal length, but a little lacking in support height and width

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I got these wrist cushions for work after my old ones started falling apart. I dont really use the cushion for the mouse, but I use the keyboard cushion regularly. Ive had it for a while and am happy with it, although its important to note that this cushion is shorter than my already fairly small keyboard. I barely notice the difference, but if your keyboard is wider or perhaps your shoulder width, it may be a factor in comfort. When I work on one side of the keyboard, such as with the number pad, my wrist really is off the end of the cushion unless I move one or the other - keyboard or cushion. I would have preferred a cushion that is just a tiny bit longer than the keyboard so that I wouldnt have to rearrange in order to keep my wrists on it while moving across the keys, but this is a pretty good cushion and I will again use it until it starts to fall apart.

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The write pad is perfect - exactly what I needed. I can slide it down a little if I need to, but it has tremendously helped keep my rest level so that it eases pain. The gel or form thats inside is not memory foam, which I like very much. I didnt want little indentations so that Id have to have my hands in the same position always. The mouse wrist rest is useless and really more trouble than its work. Im constantly having to find it as it slip all over they keyboard table. It falls on the floor a lot and just generally, all around is not worth it. When I can get it to stay in place lone enough, it is good and makes my hand feel much better. But I use my mouse, type a little and go back to the mouse and the wrist pad is not in the same position. I had one of this before, but it was build into a sort of mouse pad and hand rest. If I can find one of those, that I can buy without having to get a keyboard wrist pad, Ill probably get it. This one just gets in the way. I was a little leery of buying it since I didnt see how it would stay in place by the mouse. This had good reviews, so I tried it. However, I was right; keyboard rest is great - the mouse rest is worthless.

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These have been fantastic for the money. I actually think they are more comfortable when positioned backwards. The pads are smooth to the touch, easy to clean, and 100% reduce pain on wrists and improve ergonomics of my work area.

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