Allsop Ergoedge Deskpad W/Large Wrist Rest and Mousing Surface Foam, Large, Black

This deskpad is perfect for what I want and wrist pads are perfectly soft, but the fact that the pad isn't glued properly to the foam is ridiculous. The actual pad feels durable but it attracts hair and dust like crazy, is a little difficult to clean. Contacted their customer support hoping they will make this right. Will update if it happens.EDIT: Got in contact with their customer support and they immediately sent me a replacement one with little to no hassle. Love me companies that are willing to offer replacements with no headaches

This pad is great, all the mice I have tested on it (optical & laser) have been flawless. The performance is superb, it is easy to clean, large enough for keyboard and mouse with room to spare. looks great, seems to be well constructed and durable. It did move around and shift just a bit when I first installed it, but once wave(from being rolled from factory) it is very stable. Perfect if you are looking for a larger desk pad.

I searched the internet over for a solution to my desk edge being too sharp. The closest equivalent was the adhesive bumpers, but I didn't want to ruin the desk or be frustrated by adhesive that didn't stay adhered. This was the one and only alternate solution I could find. Softens the edge, works as a wrist rest, and a good size. I layer my led desk pad over it with no issues. It doesn't slide or shift around and overall was an ideal solution to the issue. The only reason I dropped a star is the cost. It is definitely overpriced for what it is and if I could have found a competitor or knockoff I would have bought those, since I couldn't find an equivalent I paid the price. I'm happy with it though and I am glad I ordered it.

This pad is a lifesaver. I work from home and my desk is wooden. It has some cuts and chips in it, but this pad makes it feel like a brand new desk. It is so comfortable and easy to clean.

Purchased this to replace my big ol' mousepad that was wearing out.The good:- The way the wrist rest hangs over the edge helps prevent the pad "walking away" from you over time.- It's big enough. Not as big as most deskpad style mousepads, but big enough.- My mouse tracks well on the surface, which is expected, but you can never be too sure.The bad:- Quality of materials: Think about the cheapest mouse pads you have ever owned in your life. Think of the branded ones companies used to give out instead of business cards in the 1990s. Think of the forgotten pile of them in your old office. Do you remember the ones that would would feel like sandpaper on your skin after a while? This feels like those and I expect it to handle wear and tear about as well.- Manufacturing defects: There are big air bubbles all along the wrist rest. They don't impact the function of the pad, but I certainly expected better for the price. Will the bubbles grow and the layers separate? Time will tell.- Price: They're selling an upsized, late-90s-freebie quality mousepad with bonus manufacturing defects for almost $50. I wish I could run a scam like that.TL;DR: The edge-molded wrist rest is this things killer feature, but the price leaves a sour taste given the quality issues. They'd have a great product if they used a more comfortable material for the surface and sent the rejects back to the factory instead of selling them.

This is a comfortable mouse pad but air bubbles are popping up everywhere that i have rested my hands on the edge protector and I have had this item for one day.

I'm a stickler for ergonomics, so when I made the mistake of buying a desk with a sharp 90 degree edge, I searched high and low for something to cushion my arms. I initially looked at stick on-edge guards that are used to baby proof a home. They were either too bulky or not cushioned enough, and were applied with short-term adhesive tape that quickly failed and/or damaged furniture.That's when I found this Allsop edge and desk protector. It is made of pliable spongy material that effectively protects my arms. No more indentations or pain. So that I can continue to handwrite on the desktop, and to keep the protector clean and dry, I placed an oversized cutting mat on top. This combination is perfect for my needs.

I started working from home last year but ran into a problem with the desk in our office at home. The edges are very sharp and extremely uncomfortable. I was able to work just a few hours before my arms hurt so much I had to stop. Finding this desk pad was amazing and it is so worth the price. It is a magnet for anything that goes past it, but I use a strip of packing tape, and it pulls it right off.You won't be disappointed!