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Other size is around $60. This has 10% off now. Looks cool and good price.
SELORSS Acrylic Keyboard Wrist Rest (98-Key) $17.99 + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $59 Spend) @ VGN MAKER AU via Amazon AU
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Yeah but it can be better than trying to hover your wrists in the air, or worse, having your wrists on the table and angling your fingers way up. I 3d printed my own wrist rest and it's solid plastic but way better than the alternative.
Fine. I'll allow it.
surprisingly it's decent, but you gotta make sure your chair height/elbow position are somewhat in the ballpark of a "good" height also. i've come to prefer "hard" wrist wrests because don't trap heat like the soft ones/towels.
I've got a very old and manky Fellowes gel wrist rest. They don't make proper gel ones anymore as far as I know. So I'm stuck with this old, dirty, half destroyed one.
Palm rests are basically meant to be rests, so it's not to put weight onto them but rather, to stop you from having a terrible angle (like having your hands angled and cause issues on the wrist).
I think "the recommended posture" has your hands "floating above" the keys so that your wrists are not bent. At least that's what I have been seeing floating around the net. I am sure there would be something more formal beyond recommendations from blogs on the net if you look around (given how height of the switches actually became shorter from ergonomics concerns led standard changes in 80s).
Good find! Got one thanks!
Acrylic is hard, I have a wrist rest now but before I used a rolled up tea towel, works a treat.
Anything with TKL?
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i need those boob ones.
Far out too late i need this
Do what @jbird84 did and 3D print it… if you have one.
3D printers rule.
I dont have 3d printer
Hmm bugger
Acrylic… so, hard? Doesn't seem like it would be comfortable?