GRIFITI Small Slim Palm Pads Notebook Wrist Rest with Tacky Silicone Reposition Ergonomic Carpal Tunnel Resting Support for Computer MacBook & Laptop Keyboard Typing Pad (2 Small 3 x 2.75 inches)

I recently purchased the GRIFITI Large Slim Palm Pads Notebook Wrist Rests with Tacky Silicone, and I must say, they have completely solved the problem I was facing with my laptop. The constant contact between my palms and the edge of the laptop had caused the edges to become rough and uncomfortable. However, these palm pads have been a game-changer.First and foremost, the comfort they provide is outstanding. The silicone material used in these palm pads is soft and cushiony, allowing me to rest my wrists comfortably while typing or using my laptop. The pads offer just the right amount of support, reducing strain and fatigue on my hands and wrists, especially during long working sessions. It's truly a relief to have this level of comfort while using my laptop.One of the best things about these palm pads is that they do not interfere with the closing of my laptop. The slim design ensures that the pads fit perfectly on the laptop's edge without obstructing the closing mechanism. I can simply close my laptop without having to remove the palm pads, which is incredibly convenient.Another aspect I appreciate about these palm pads is their tacky silicone surface. This feature prevents my palms from slipping, ensuring a stable and secure grip. It adds an extra layer of confidence while typing, as I don't have to constantly readjust my hand position. The tackiness of the silicone is just right, not too sticky or slippery, striking the perfect balance for comfortable usage.Overall, I am extremely satisfied with the GRIFITI Large Slim Palm Pads Notebook Wrist Rests with Tacky Silicone. They have resolved the issue of rough laptop edges caused by palm contact, and their comfortable design has made a significant difference in my typing experience. The fact that they don't interfere with the laptop's closing is a major plus. If you're looking for a solution to improve your laptop ergonomics and add comfort to your typing, I highly recommend giving these palm pads a try. You won't be disappointed!

These are the solution I've been looking for to keep from freezing my hands when I use my MacBook on cold days. I have Raynaud's and my fingers would be freezing within minutes of starting typing. These provide the perfect amount of insulation and are soft and comfortable. They are easy to "stick" on and reposition if needed. They don't need to be removed to close the screen, which is great! The large size pads are the perfect fit for the 16" MacBook or any similar-sized PC. Highly recommend!

Recently bought the large size for my new laptop because I had the smaller size and loved them for my other one (bought a few years ago). The texture on the small one was similar to a mouse pad which I liked and it adhered really well, but these new larger ones are NOT as adhesive and keep slipping. They're also more silicone textured which is ok and I think could be easy to clean but isn't as supportive. The smaller ones have held up well and the quality was amazing (they were 5 star). If the small ones are the same as they used to be I would recommend them, however the larger size that I recently bought isn't one I would recommend. I'll probably switch them out or by the smaller ones to see if they're still made as well.

My laptop has very sharp corners, and I usually rest my wrists on it. These pads are juuuuuust enough to make me not jab my wrists uncomfortably any time I want to type. So I can admire them for that.However, they can lose their stickiness instantly, and leave QUITE a considerable stain on whatever you stuck them to. If you even slightly jerk your wrist in the wrong way with just enough force to dislodge it, you might as well throw it away, as the once-sticky-surface becomes incredibly slick and near impossible to keep in place.If you’re super careful, these can last a while. However, considering you’re getting pads that are for the purpose of you touching them as opposed to something else you commonly touch, chances are you won’t quite be babying these things as much as they really require, and you’ll need to end up replacing them somewhat regularly.