Fellowes I-Spire Series Keyboard Wrist Rocker/Pad with Rocking Motion Support, White (9314901)

The first generation of the Fellowes "rocker" wrist rest (gray color only, then later gray or white) didn't really rock back and forth all that much because it had a flat base. This flat base of the gen 1 product is its saving grace. This current product is: one step forward (multiple color options to match your office) and two steps back (suffers a low profile).The low profile is the result of making the wrist pad a true "rocker" by removing the gen 1's flat base! The flat base of gen 1, raised it ever so slightly in the back so that it butted up against my (mechanical) keyboards perfectly. This made gen 1's rocker a perfect (yet "gray") wrist pad.This latest generation is just too low profile and was likely designed for the latest fad of flat keyboards (like the Apple keyboard it's pictured with). Also, the Fellowes logo placement has been flipped from the original gen 1 (wide base was married to the keyboard with narrow side out, now it's wide out, narrow in).Not my cup of tea. One step forward for colors, two steps back for removing features. Disappointed. Henry Ford had it right back in the day... "You can have any color as long as it's black." Why Fellowes started out with gray I have no idea. :/

I have one like this at home and wanted to get one for work. This is the new version and I have to say at least in my case step backwards. The old version of this had a base you could slide the keyboard over and slide the top of this over the keyboard lip. This new one is missing the base and in my opinion is to short for most keyboards to be as effective as the old version in alleviating wrist fatigue. Now I am debating taking my old one to work and using this at home since I type less at home.

It is a very comfortable wrist rest with a cool design and made out of what appears to be some type of silicone material. However, it has one major flaw and that is, it cannot stay in place on my desk. Since the entire wrist rest is basically made out of the same material, it might feel nice when placing your wrists on top of it because it is slightly slippery but, it is also because its slippery nature that causes it to also slide around on my table. I hate having to constantly reposition the wrist rest because it moves around so much. I tried to apply something sticky onto the bottom of the wrist rest to help keep it in place but nothing seems to stick to this wrist rest so that didn't work out. I ended up buying a new wrist rest instead which does not slide around on my table.

This is a nice product. My wrists are comfortable when I use this product. Hard to explain, but it didn't give me the exact feel I anticipated, but maybe if they lined that product with a thin memory foam or something it would be perfection...

Gets really static-y, but does the job, and hasn't flattened out as I feared it would.

I use this for over 7 hours a day at work and it has eased my wrist strain. Ten key with this goes a lot smoother too.

This product is that best wrist rest in the world if you like to move you wrists while you type. Just Buy It!!!

Well made and easy to clean compared to fabric covered rests. Owned two months as of the time of this review and no noticeable discoloration is on this white rubber wrist rest.

El tamaño es ideal , lo eh estado usando por varias semanas y si eh notado la diferencia en el cansancio de mis muñecas , lo recomiendo al 100%

Very comfortable on the wrist, especially when you do a LOT of typing.

great quality

Good for the price. It matches my desk nicely and it certainly protects my wrists. I would recommend it to anyone.