3M Gel Wrist Rest for Standing Desks, Accommodate Different Working Positions, Black (WR200B) 30.13 x 1 x 3.25 inches

I have a gorgeous desk but unfortunately it is very pointy at the edges. I like to lean over my desk and that always stabs me or if I rest my arms then above my elbows always rest right on the sharp edge of the table bruising my arms. I have been looking for something like this to guard the edge of my desk so I don't bruise myself but also have it long enough to cover the majority of my desk so both my arms can rest. I like it a lot and it is a squishy material. I like how it looks sleek so I don't have to tape cotton balls to the edge of my table, but my only complaint is my table is smooth and so is the arm rest and so there is no real grip. My desk arm rest often falls off after a while. Wish there was more traction on the bottom to better secure it.

Very comfortable and its the only wrist rest I can find that is built for the edge of a desk. Doesn't stick perfectly because its not an actual adhesive, but never really have a problem with it since I'm putting forward pressure on it. The bottom is grippy enough that along with the lip over the edge, it never moves while I'm using it.

So, the good is that this is a solid, LONG wrist rest that has an edge guard and is easy to keep clean. The con is, as many other people have said, the "anti-slip" backing which does absolutely nothing to keep this thing on your desk. I've tried grip tape and super-sticky tape and nothing has helped. After having it slip and slide underneath my wrists one too many times, I decided to look for a solution because y'know, I actually really love this wrist rest otherwise. The edge guard is something I always like to have and I love the length and the material. It feels good underneath my wrists and that's what's important.So I went looking, wasn't sure what for, but I knew there had to be something out there that could help secure this thing to my desk. Sure enough, I found it. If you have a wooden desk and don't mind drilling into it, these Offset Canvas Z-Clips are PERFECT for making it so that this thing will never move again. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BZRXTKQ3?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1.Photo attached for reference! the clips are the perfect size to allow the edge of the rest to slot in securely but still allow it to be easily lifted out for cleaning. Hope this helps someone else who loves this rest aside from its inability to stay still.

It doesn’t stick on the desk but it’s not an issue to me. Good quality material, sturdy and helps to make my work shifts a little less stressful. It is expensive but so far worth it the money.

This is a well-made product, certainly higher-quality in material and make than my other cheaper desk guards. It's a stiffer less cushiony gel than other products I have but is still pretty comfortable, and it covers a pretty large portion of my desk edge at 30" overall.But I'm probably going to return it, because it's extremely slick and will not stay in one spot. The backing on this is not rubberized or tacky like many other competing products and it will not stay put. I've even tried 2 kinds of mounting tape that otherwise work well for everything else I've used them for, but they will not stick to the underside of this gel rest, which is honestly kind of impressive that they've made something so resistant to adhesion. It's frustrating that I paid for name brand and it's been worse than the cheap dime-a-dozen rests.

It's been a while since I've had a stable living situation where i can build up a computer setup larger than a Laptop. This wrist rest is by far my favorite addition to the computer. I currently am using a metal wire shelf as my computer desk for it's ability to pack flat when I inevitably have to move, and this wrist rest turns the cold metal wire bump that my wrists would be in contact with, and makes this setup completely feasible.I love this wrist rest, the quality is amazing, I grew up using goo filled fabric wrist rests and they always made my skin red from friction of sliding back and forth. This wrist rest is so smooth, sometimes it gets a little tacky, but very easy to clean with some alcohol wipes.

I was hoping for a longer alternative to a gel wrist rest that would stay on edge of desk.I received this and initially thought It might work, the started noticing a half dozen reasons it's more of a trashfire instead...#1: It slides around, they claim it to be non-slip but that is a joke it falls off repeatedly.#2: There is no adhesive, 3M make adhesives, yet they couldn't be bothered to add one. You'll then have to buy another product just to use this one, maybe that's the idea..#3: Zero comfort: it's not as hard as a rock, but it's not soft.. The edges being hard plastic? seem to be the main issue here. It's similar to a thick piece of rubber overall.#4: The drop off isn't gradual and your palms sit on an edge.. it seems to throw me off.#5: Keyboard: my wrist is sitting on the hard curved edge on veins/arteries very uncomfortable.#6: Mouse: my wrist moving pushes the thing off of the desk..Another return coming right up..

Home office desk has a rather sharp edge and my keyboard rest was not long enough to cover my mouse pad also. This is long enough to extend past my keboard and mouse pad together.It's just soft enough though not cushy. Cool to the touch and completely eliminates the desk edge cutting into your arm feeling.Some have complained about it not staying put but aside from my belly knocking it up now and then (I'm a bigger guy), I've had no issues. It does not use adhesive but it does have a textured underside to prevent sliding and it has a lip that hangs over the edge of the desk to keep it from being pushed forward.I feel like it's a little pricey for what it is, but completely worth it for what it does.