Gimars Upgrade Enlarge Gel Memory Foam Set Keyboard Wrist Rest Pad, Mouse Wrist Cushion Support for Office, Computer, Laptop, Mac, Comfortable, Lightweight for Easy Typing Pain Relief,Marbling

I really like this wrist rest and mouse pad set. The quality honestly surprised me, especially given how much less it costs compared to similar products from other brands. The mouse pad is a good size, the surface feels smooth and consistent, and the memory foam wrist rests are comfortable and supportive without feeling too soft or too firm. So far, I can’t find anything wrong with it. Everything arrived as described and works exactly as intended. I’m docking one star only because I want to use it a bit longer to see how it holds up over time, especially the foam and stitching. That said, based on my experience so far, this is an excellent value and I’d definitely recommend it. I’ll plan to update this review after more extended use.

For under $10, this wrist rest is way better than expected. The memory foam is dense but comfortable, holds its shape, and doesn’t feel cheap or mushy. It provides solid support without bottoming out. The surface feels smooth and durable, the stitching is clean, and the rubber base actually grips the desk instead of sliding around. It stays put and lines up well with a full-size keyboard. I’ve used wrist rests that cost 2–3× more and offer no real improvement over this one. For the price, the quality is genuinely impressive. If you want good wrist support without overpaying, this is an easy 5-star buy.

I bought this to replace a firmer foam support I prefer (why is everything memory foam now?!). This has a soft fabric cover that works really well. I don't like that memory foam tends to accommodate what it supports so much that it surrounds and "absorbs" it to the point of making the contact point sweaty. This cover avoids that and it's comfortable. I still prefer firmer foam, but if you like memory foam's softness you will probably like this product.

Great set that will last years with daily use. I have had these for quite some time (just over 3 years) and only now has the memory foam started to degrade. And it is still comfortable and has likely saved me from carpal tunnel. The rubber underneath grips fairly well, thought it grips best on a full desk mat because of the fabric. Having it black will also remind you to clean when it needs it.

I’ve been using the Gimars Upgrade Enlarge Silky and Superfine keyboard and mouse rest for a couple of weeks, and it has made a huge difference in my desk setup. The surface feels silky and smooth, providing comfortable support for my wrists during long typing and mouse sessions. The enlarged design gives plenty of space for both my keyboard and mouse, allowing for natural movement and reducing strain on my wrists. The material is soft yet durable, and it stays firmly in place on my desk without sliding. Overall, this wrist rest is a high-quality, ergonomic accessory that improves comfort and productivity for anyone spending long hours at a computer.

UPDATE 2/21/19: They send me a "Keyboard and Mouse Wrist Rest Pad" and a "Mouse Wrist Rest Pad" to replace my original purchases and they are much, MUCH better. I have an extended keyboard and I don't think the Keyboard Pad was shaped with that in mind, but it just so happens that the curve at the right side lands right in front of my number pad while the left is just long enough to let me rest my fingers on the home keys. It's still got that nice soft fabric I liked from the original version and it has a bit more loft than it's predecessor. The new mouse pad is the sort where the pad and cushion are one piece and the difference on that is night and day. I don't hit bottom anymore and it had a nice bit of grip to keep from sliding. It's not the most stylish set out there, but if you're in the market for an inexpensive yet comfy keyboard/wrist rest and mouse pad this is a winner. I'd give it a solid 4.5 as a product, and a 10 for customer service. They really do mean it when they say they want you to enjoy their product. I just hope they come up with some more stylish colors by the time this one inevitably wears out because I'm not a big fan of the plain black. UPDATE 2/13/19: Color me surprised. The company actually reached out to me because I wasn't satisfied and offered to make things right. I'm going to bump them up from 2 Stars to 3 Stars based on that alone. It's hard to beat that kind of service. I'll update if I like the new version more. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I thought I'd give this set a shot since it was inexpensive and it sounded like memory foam would be really comfy. Sadly the foam just isn't dense enough for me. Yeah it's more comfortable than working on the bare wood of my keyboard tray, but compared to the gel wrist rest I had before it's just not worth it. The mouse wrist rest was especially bad because I bottomed out day one. It cradled the sides of my wrist, yes, but the heel of palm may as well have been on the desk which defeats the purpose of the wrist rest for me, which is to raise my hand to a more ergonomic position so I don't get cramps during long hours at the keyboard. Honestly I should have returned it, but it was so cheap that I felt like it was easier to just eat the cost until I could get something better. Thankfully the keyboard wrist rest isn't quite as bad, so it'll do until I'm ready to spring for another gel one, but I kicked the mouse wrist rest to the curb as soon as I could get a new one. It gets two stars because it's got a nice bit of grip on the bottom making it less slippery than my gel wrist rest. The fabric wasn't at all scratchy and the keyboard rest was passable if not great. But still...I definitely wouldn't buy it again.

1. Sliding. They had been sliding around my desk until I stuck the included rubber feet to the bottoms and now they stay in place. 2. Smell. I've read a number of wrist releif reviews that mention not having a smell, and I've never understood why. Like why would anyone be smelling their desk accessories? Then these memory foam pads arrived. From the moment the plastic was removed they produced a unique foul odor. I'm not a person sensitive to smells, but the stench emanating from these wrist pads is overwhelming to me. It is powerful enough to effervesce up my nose as im working and stink up the whole area around my desk. And the smell transfers from the pads to my wrists after using them. You can rub your fingers across the pads and come away with a smelly oily residue. I assume that like a lot of new things the odor will subside after some time to "air out", much like a new car. However unlike new car smell, this odor is sharp and offensive, like a poison or solvent. I've been using the keyboard and mouse rests for several days and although they are otherwise performing adequately, their odor persists at the same intensity and volume. I don't think I have the patience to wait for the smell to subside over time, and anyway it's so loud that I can see it persisting for years to come. 3. Texture. The silky top is smooth in one direction but a bit scratchy in the other direction. This irritates my skin.

Super soft and perfect thickness. Great design and easy to clean.