Ergonomic Mouse Wrist Rest Support, Sliding Wrist Pad That Moves with Mouse for Office Work, Gaming, Coding, Relief Sliding Gliding Wrist Pad (Bla...

It glides well on a mouse pad. Its smooth and cool to the touch but warms up a bit with use. The only issue would be that after using it for a period of time I feel like something is digging into my wrist and it leaves a red mark on the bottom right of my palm (on my right hand).

I had been seeing ads for a similar, name brand product and had been looking for some wrist support (between work and gaming, I spend a lot of time with mouse in hand). Given the price on this, I thought it was worth a shot to see something like this would even remotely be helpful - it was. Felt immediate relief of pressure in my wrist. It seems to glide without issue and is well constructed. Absolutely worth the cost. My hands are average (typical glove is a large or a larger medium), so your fit may vary. It would fit a bit wider palm easily though. Do yourself and your wrist a favor and give it a try!

So I just got a whole new desk setup and of course there's all this ranting and raving about the delta version which has a similar profile as this one but much higher risk in spend at $40USD. I just wasn't down to spend $40 on an item that probably is worth only around $10 max at retail. Just when I was about to give up I forgot that I put this one in my cart and decided to give it another look. They look somewhat similar, obviously the design factor of the delta one has a more "premium" and less generic aesthetic to it.... but that's about it. This version is a solid piece with a liquid silicone soft touch top that you lay your wrist on and it glides both on my bare desk and on my PU leather desk mat (there is the slightest bit more of resistance on the desk mat than the desk which actually is a bit better for control) I use the dreaded Magic Mouse and if any of you also use this mouse you know that it is a wrist murderer. It is so flat that your wrist just drags on the desk and after a day or so the fatigue and paid starts to set in. Once you use this thing, it is definitely awkward at first.... but after about ten minutes or less of use you'll just immediately know that it was worth it and most especially worth the $8 it cost. I'm even comfortably using it with my Magic Trackpad now. The comfort on this is a 10/10 hands down. If it might have any issues on a surface for you just go to Daisy and get the chair slide pad squares and cut two small pieces to size and stick on the bottom it will glide with little to no resistance. Save your wrist and get this thing.....

Bought this after my cat lost one of the pads on my DeltaHub carpio 2.0. I've had the original and 2.0 versions, both $30+ a piece and for what? The original model was terrible, just hard plastic. It was purely for that gamer look. 2.0 actually supplied some comfort with rubber pads but they are held in place by tiny plastic pins that easily break hence how my cat lost the pad so easily. Now here comes this thing. I was searching for a carpio on ZeeBooth and this comes up in search. It's $8. EIGHT DOLLARS. Normally I don't go for offbrand copy cat stuff but this is ZeeBooth, if it sucks I can return it and get the real thing. Let me tell you, I will never buy a carpio again. I don't care if it looks slightly more gamer than this thing, this one looks pretty gamer too honestly. This is just as comfortable if not more so than the carpio 2.0, the rubber pad feels nice and it contours well. Would a pad be better on the wrist? probably but I can't game with that. The feet on the bottom allow it to glide better than the Carpio 2.0 did out of the box. It move perfect with my wrist and I have zero trouble finding the comfy spot. I would recommend using it on a mouse pad surface though, otherwise the plastic feet will wear down. IMPORTANT: This is definitely made for medium to large hands. If you have small hands I think it would be a better idea to look elsewhere. What does medium to large mean? I tend to go by Logitech's hand size guide so give that a look. For picture reference, my hands fall just over the border of Large by their guide. TL;DR: if you've got medium to large hands and want a Caprio lookalike for cheap, this is it.

Glides well on a mouse pad. Is a one size fits most type thing and kinda weird to find where it's most comfortable. It works and I don't feel the need to upgrade for the casual gaming and computing I do.