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Soft rests in front of the keyboard and the mouse.
Cloud-shaped wrist rest pad for keyboard and mouse, made from soft PU and silicone with a non-slip base.
Cloud-shaped wrist rest pad for keyboard and mouse, made from soft PU and silicone with a non-slip base.
£10.99
An ergonomic mouse pad with a contoured wrist rest and non-slip hard base for comfortable, precise mouse control.
An ergonomic mouse pad with a contoured wrist rest and non-slip hard base for comfortable, precise mouse control.
£23.99
Memory foam wrist rest pad with a textured silicone surface and non-slip rubber base, suited to long hours at the keyboard or mouse.
Memory foam wrist rest pad with a textured silicone surface and non-slip rubber base, suited to long hours at the keyboard or mouse.
£11.99
Memory foam wrist rest and fabric mouse pad set for comfortable, supported typing and mouse use.
Memory foam wrist rest and fabric mouse pad set for comfortable, supported typing and mouse use.
£11.99
Memory foam wrist rest and mouse pad set with a non-slip rubber base for comfortable, stable desk support.
Memory foam wrist rest and mouse pad set with a non-slip rubber base for comfortable, stable desk support.
£12.99
An ergonomic memory foam wrist rest with a massage texture, designed to make typing and mouse use more comfortable.
An ergonomic memory foam wrist rest with a massage texture, designed to make typing and mouse use more comfortable.
£10.99
Solid walnut wood wrist rest providing ergonomic palm support, available in sizes to fit 60 to 104-key keyboards.
Solid walnut wood wrist rest providing ergonomic palm support, available in sizes to fit 60 to 104-key keyboards.
£20.99
Non-slip ergonomic mouse pad with a soft gradient finish and built-in wrist support.
Non-slip ergonomic mouse pad with a soft gradient finish and built-in wrist support.
£10.99
Memory foam wrist rest pad with anti-slip base, designed for 81-key, TKL and 104-key keyboards.
Memory foam wrist rest pad with anti-slip base, designed for 81-key, TKL and 104-key keyboards.
£19.99
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See full detailsTransparent mouse pad with anti-slip silicone wrist rest and matching keyboard rest for office or gaming use.
Transparent mouse pad with anti-slip silicone wrist rest and matching keyboard rest for office or gaming use.
£12.99
Solid wood wrist rest with a non-slip base, sized for 87-key/TKL mechanical keyboards.
Solid wood wrist rest with a non-slip base, sized for 87-key/TKL mechanical keyboards.
£19.99
Memory foam keyboard and mouse wrist rest set with non-slip base for comfortable, ergonomic typing.
Memory foam keyboard and mouse wrist rest set with non-slip base for comfortable, ergonomic typing.
£14.99
A wrist rest is a soft or smooth bar in front of the keyboard, or a pad in front of the mouse, where the hands can rest between bursts of typing. The Health and Safety Executive says to leave space in front of the keyboard to rest the hands and wrists when not keying, and to keep the wrists straight while typing. Its checklist adds that people using thick, raised keyboards, such as most mechanical keyboards, may need a wrist rest, because the keys sit higher than the desk.
Most have a non-slip base so they stay put.
Match the length. A keyboard rest should be about as long as the keyboard: shorter for a 60% or 68-key board, longer for a full-size board with a number pad. The wood rests state the keyboard size they fit.
Match the height. The rest should come up to about the front edge of the keys, so the wrist stays straight rather than bending up. A low, slim keyboard needs a low rest or none; a tall mechanical board needs a taller one.
Soft or firm. Memory foam gives under the hand. Wood and firm silicone do not, and stay cool. Foam under PU wipes clean; fabric is warmer.
It is mainly for pauses. While typing, the HSE advice is a soft touch and straight wrists. Many people rest the heel of the palm lightly rather than the wrist itself.
No product can promise that. If pain in the hand, wrist or arm does not go away, or gets worse, the NHS advice is to see a GP. Our guide to ergonomic mice and keyboards covers the set-up.
Usually not: the palm rest is built in. A wrist rest belongs with a separate keyboard.
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