Ergonomic Keyboard Wrist Rest pad Elbow pad, Mouse pad Support The Desk Edge Cushion, Relieve The Pressure on The Wrist and Elbow, Suitable for Office Work, Learning, Painting and Games (Black)

This is the ONLY answer for a split keyboard setup that allows your to rest your wrists at the edge of the table. Love the simpleness and does not draw too much space to meet your needs. They stick incredible well and it was easy to move adjust setups for minor adjustments. They’re comfortable and not sweaty. Highly recommend. So happy this solution exists!!

Soft, too small for my liking, comfortable, durable, good thickness

I am short, and sit low at my desk, so the edge of my arm leans on the desk edge. I have had a wrist cushion for years, but, my arms still hit the edge of the desk. I saw these, bought them, and started using one yesterday. It is PERFECT!! I can get it at the perfect angle so my wrist and arm are comfortable. I mostly use my mouse, and it is just beautiful!

These just weren’t worth the expense and another type of desk edge pad worked better

I draw with my iPad angled with the Magic Keyboard, so my arm usually rests on the edge of the table. This affects my carpal tunnel, so I figured this product would be perfect! Well... It is until it isn't anymore. The pad would slowly come loose and release itself from the table. I thought it was secure when I tried pulling it off the table as a test and it didn't move, but when I rest my arm against it for awhile, it just slides off. I've only tried one of the pads, so hopefully the second one is more secure. It sucks because I really like how adjustable it is, but if only it would just STICK!

Helps support my wrist. I have been able to take them off and place them again and it stayed sticky. Works well

One of the arm rest was perfect and the other one's adhesive was defective. It stuck at first and then slowly started to come off on it's own.

I got these for my husband because he's always working on his computer. I handed them to him and asked him to try the pads he said of course. He said it would have been nice if they had come with a little bit of direction. They came with nothing but a sticky pad. But it was easy enough to figure out. He said, know where you want to put them because once you have them glued down they're not removable. He thought they worked very nice but would be much better for someone that was working on a laptop. If he's using his mouse his arm rest on it and it's good but he's constantly having to go to the keyboard and type. They are designed on a hinge so that as your arm moves back and forth the pad will move with you. They are very nice, but in his instance when he has to be on the keyboard so much they don't do him much good.