3M Gel Wrist Rest For Keyboard And Mouse With Tilt-Adjustable Platform, Precise Mouse Pad, 25.5 In X 10.6 In, Black (WR422LE)

I have one of these at work. While working from home I was so unhappy not to have it. My wrist was bothering me using the mouse. I had a mouse “pillow” but it kept falling off the desk! The mouse pad I was using was annoying as well and I had to shake the mouse around at times to make it work. I finally broke down and bought this yesterday. It was delivered early enough today to begin using it immediately. So happy to have it and the mouse pad works perfectly!

I got this to fill the space of my corner desk, and unfortunately it was too flimsy to use on its own. I needed to get additional support to hold the weight of my hands while typing.
Perfect size for the keyboard and mouse, and the wrist rest is great, just not strong enough to support weight without support underneath

Great product!! Comfortable and it works great!

I was looking at Apple specific solutions to better protect and keep my Apple Magic Keyboard w/Numeric Keypad + Magic Trackpad 2 better organized. I have to admit there aren’t many to choose from for this combination of devices and the choices available are rather expensive. Then one day, Amazon suggested this 3M keyboard and mouse platform to me. I have already been using the 3M Gel Wrist Rest for the past two years (yes it is available for separate purchase) and it has worked well for me. This platform includes the same wrist rest and adds a mousepad and sticky feet to angle the platform if you choose to do so. Since I’m using a trackpad, I’m not using the supplied mousepad and I choose not to use the sticky feet as I have already been using similar rubber feet purchased at a local home supply store to adjust the keyboard and trackpad to an ideal angle. I was happy to read in the reviews and confirmed when I received mine, that the mousepad, wrist rest and angle feet to not come attached. Since my two year old 3M Gel Wrist Rest is still in perfect condition, I’ve attached it to the platform with the provided padded sticky tape (two sets were provided) and will save the new wrist rest for later when my current one wears out. As can be seen by the provided photo, this platform is just slightly larger than my Apple keyboard + trackpad, but in my opinion it works exactly as I hoped.

Packaging could have been better as I found that one of the sticky feet had come loose from the shipping sheet and had adhered itself to the mousepad. I was able to free it and place it back on the shipping sheet. My point here is that 3M (or whoever is distributing these things) could do a better job with packaging.

I bought this for my grandfather to provide wrist support for both keyboard and mouse while organizing his small workspace.
** Clean appearance….For a small space, this simplifies the area by bringing the mouse pad and keyboard together and providing a single wrist support instead of separate items. A downside to this is whether or not you prefer to have your mouse located next to the keyboard. This wasn’t an issue for my grandfather since his desk space is small.
** Mouse Pad……… It is a standard small size and works as expected. A dow
** The “Tilt-Adjustable” feature………. is not what I expected. A set of 6 rubber, dot-candy-shaped feet stick onto the bottom of the board to provide the 2 levels of positive or negative tilt. Stick on a row of 3 feet to tilt it to the 1st level or stack the other set on top of the 1st to get to the 2nd level. Unless you are set on always having your keyboard tilted, it is questionable on how reusable these stick-on feet are should you remove them. At this price point, I would have expected something integrated into the board. Fortunately, my grandfather prefers the keyboard to lie flat so this wasn’t a deal breaker.

I didn’t like that I had to stick the mouse pad onto the board and adhere the wrist rest using sticky backed Velcro. I was expecting this to come fully assembled and look like what I saw in the picture, but I suppose this may be because the pad and rest are replaceable? The 3 long strips of sticky back Velcro are intended to run parallel down the center of the wrist rest, but I found this to leave the rest unbalanced and rock forward and back a small amount. I ended up cutting the 3 strips into thirds and attached the 9 pieces perpendicular onto the wrist rest to avoid this issue…and it worked well for me.

Ultimately, I would recommend this to someone who has a small workspace and wants to have their keyboard and mouse neatly bundled next to each other with a single wrist support for effectiveness and a clean appearance and will remain happy with whatever tilt level they choose.