Kensington Wrist Pillow Mouse Pad (Black)

Average customer rating: 5.0

Best mouse pad that I could find

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Kensington Wrist Pillow Mouse Pad (Black)

Manufacturer: Kensington
Product Group: CE
Binding: Electronics
ASIN: B00004VVKI

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Product Description

With a super-soft cushion and secondary support layer, Kensington's Wrist Pillow helps distribute wrist pressure more evenly for ultimate comfort while typing or mousing. And the smooth fabric covering feels great against your skin. Wrist pillows are designed to help you work comfortably -- all the time. This black mouse wrist pillow conforms to your wrist for more comfortable mousing. For use with any mouse or trackball.

Customer Reviews:

Best mouse pad that I could find.......2006-07-07

I wanted a mouse pad that worked well with optical mice - i.e. fine movements of the mouse resulted in fine movements of the mouse cursor. You'd be surprised how many mouse pads 'optimized for optical mice' have jerky movement or just scoot off to some location on the screen when you least suspect it.

I wanted to use a wrist rest with it. I tried the gell rests, both attached to the pad and not. Most I found to be too hard and uncomfortable (YMMV). Most were in some kind of plastic that caused my wrist to sweat more than usual and so it would get sticky and irritating. Some smelled really bad for months. Some smelled really bad and never stopped smelling really bad.

The bean bag wrist rests felt good - to me - but they keep sliding off the desk. Which is a pain.

So, I came back to this little cheapy. Works great, doesn't slide around on the desk - but I CAN move it when my arm just wants a different position. The integral wrist rest works great - though perhaps the *slightest* bit soft.

Only problem is that after about a year, the weight and sweat from my wrist eventually wears out the rest and I need a new mouse pad. Like now.

Oh, I work about 14 hours a day at my computer. Everyday. Hey, I do too have a life.

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