STAPLES Beaded Keyboard Wrist Rest, Ergonomic Non‑Slip Support Cushion for Comfortable Typing, Durable Bead‑Filled Design in Black/Gray

I find it very comfortable for long sessions Not to thick that it's uncomfortable but plenty to give cushion. Long enough for a full size keyboard.

I'm shocked at how significantly this reduced my left wrist carpal tunnel after switching for another staples memory foam rest. We're talking 90% pain reduction while typing. I'm getting wrist surgery soon, but this is saving me at work until then.

Very comfortable for my wrist.

This wrist rest is well made, and I like the fact the the surfaces on the two sides are a bit different from each other, one smooth (the black side), the other (gray) slightly textured. My only (minor) gripe is that it's a tad too thick (it's about three-quarters of an inch) and a tad too short (about 15.5 inches). It doesn't take long to get used to the thickness, but as it slides around a bit on my desk (unlike foam wrists, this one understandably has no rubber backing), I wish it were the standard 17 inches or so in length. Still, overall, I give it a thumbs-up.

I like the fact that his is a 'bean bag' wrist guard rather than the gel kind. The bean bag is 'soft & comfy' and 'hard enough.' It also allows the resting skin (wrist) to breathe whereas the gel tends to block the air and accumulate sweat over a long period of use. The length of this wrist guard is only about 2 inches short of my 107-key keyboard. Not a problem for me.

This one replaced the same item, which I bought 5+ years ago. The cloth covering is very comfortable, doesn’t get hot and sticky, and has held up well. The beanbag filling makes it easy to adjust the thickness to match your keyboard’s height. if the need should ever arise, I will definitely be buying another one.

nicest wrist guard for typing

Works great. Very comfortable.

I like it. Shorter, but i use two stitched together mainly because i like to put my left elbow (sometimes both) on it. One thing a bit annoying is beads move around a lot, leaving a bare spot. Tip: to resolve, I used a small zip tie as in the photo.