Cheliz Keyboard Wrist Rest Pad and Mouse Wrist Rest Support Mouse Pad - Durable & Comfortable & Lightweight for Easy Typing & Pain Relief-Ergonomic Support(Sandbeach)

I purchased this over a month ago. It has not lost any firmness and I simply love it. I love how the mouse pad stays in place due to the bottom. Wish the keyboard had the same. It constantly moves and drives me nuts. Hence the missing star. I love the design and I get compliments on them.

The padding is different on the keyboard pad than on the mousepad. It makes transitioning from one to the other noticeable. The mousepad is a tad shorter and more firm than the keyboard pad. The colors are vibrant. It does what it's supposed to. I don't have a problem with the keyboard pad moving around. I'm not going to take off the backing on the mousepad because of having to move everything around on my desk at times, so can't say anything about how well it stays in place. It seems to stay in place just fine without it being removed. The edges of each are different and that's kind of annoying. The keyboard pad is cut so the edges are black and they stick up a little. I figure these will lay flat with time. The mousepad looks nicer on the edges because the material lays smooth all the way down and you don't see any black. If I had found something similar a little cheaper I would have gotten the cheaper one. I'd say this is maybe $3 or $4 overpriced.

I love the fabric, the design, the soft gel padding, and the length is perfect for my keyboard. The mouse pad is large enough for demanding work. The edge of the keyboard drawer left deep lines in my wrists that were pretty sore by the end of the day. I highly recommend this set for size, comfort, and style!

Excellent mouse pad. I love the fact that it is comfortable to use and is shaped so that it can be used by both left or right-handed mouse users.The bottom of the pad is rubbery feeling (once you remove the temporary plastic film) so it doesn't slip around on the desk at all; although you can definitely pick it up and move it elsewhere.The wrist pad feels like firm jelly and gives just the right amount of support. I have a tendency to get sloppy when sitting in front of a computer screen and I don't pay much attention to my body parts until they start bothering me. That's why I need a mouse pad with a wrist support...so that my hand and wrist stay better aligned. I notice that with the new pad, my wrist and fingers don't fall asleep near as often as before as long as I sit so that my shoulder, wrist and hand are straight forward to the pad. (If I sit off to the side...like when I'm bored in the evening and play computer card games...my wrist/fingers start to go to sleep. Once I get in better alignment...the problem goes away.)Pad seems to be wearing well.One of my favorite attributes for this pad ... pet hair doesn't stick to it! (Yes, my two cats are ALWAYS up on my desk wanting attention.) With my previous neoprene mouse pad I could only remove pet hair with a vacuum and then that only removed some of the hair so I had to also use a lint roller. Finally, that's a thing of the past!

Mousepad is comfortable and just as vibrant on the photo. However the keyboard wrist rest's edges are all lifted up and not flat on the table. Kinda looks weird.

I got this set shortly before I got a new desk that had a keyboard tray.My original desk had a surface too narrow for the keyboard and this flared mouse pad, so I set it aside and got a small plain mouse pad. When I got a desk with a keyboard tray, the tray has a raised lip that hurts my wrists, so I got this set out again.The wrist cushions on both pieces are not deep and firm enough to work effectively with the rim of the tray. The mouse pad slides around on the wooden surface (despite the no-slip backing, which is mainly good for accumulating dust and tiny crumbs); and it slides up over the metal side rail of the tray, so that when I close the tray, it catches in the roller and gets torn up. That's a flaw in the desk, I suppose, but i don't know how they would design it differently, so I have to say this is probably Not Suitable for use on a pull-out tray, nor in a constricted space.

As others have already mentioned, I work at a computer 8-9 hours a day and I have noticed my wrists and hands starting to hurt after typing for hours on end. I ordered this product and really enjoy the design once it finally arrived. I have used it for over a week and can strongly say that it has helped with the strain I've felt in my hands and wrist while typing and using the mouse. Highly recommend this product and seller!

I have a slight quibble with this pattern being called "Light Green" because what was reading as light green and aqua on my monitor arrived looking more yellow and medium blue. The dominant color in the version that I received is really lavender. However, I'm not returning because I wasn't really trying to "match" any decorating scheme. The pieces are nice, colorful, and seem substantial, not like they'll fall apart in weeks. They definitely liven up my work space, and keep my wrists feeling healthy. Shipping was fast, and they didn't use a lot of extraneous packaging.