Wooden Wrist Rest -Full Size -Walnut Wood -Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Ergonomic Palm Rest -17.3 Inches/20mm Thick (Large, Walnut Wood)

Item far from posted. looks like a piece of varnished wood. look elsewhere.

L'ensemble est solide. Les patins sur le dessous apportent une très bonne stabilité. L'épaisseur du repose poignet est tout juste celle dont j'avais besoin. L'aspect visuel est top, il rend très bien avec mon clavier. Je recommande ce produit sans hésiter.

There was no mention of the size of it but a good product as this is for a full scaled 100% keyboard.. I have a 99% keyboard it seems too big.. but unable to replace or get a refund for this. If amazon can replace this would be nice. overall good.

Looks amazing and feels solid. With two sizes of footpad fits almost any keyboard. The feet provide enough friction to remain in place and the rest itself offers a solid level of comfort

Looks great and is extremely comfortable. Sits perfect in front of a standard TKL mechanical keyboard. Rubber pads underneath prevent it from sliding, and the wood is full grain and high quality.

The wrist rest is pretty much as I hoped it would be: comfortable, elegant and, as far as I can tell, well built. I like the sensation of the wood, its discreet grain and the black colour that fits the décor of my study (although it does make every mote of dust pop, I suppose). The shape is a bit different from that of my previous wrist rest (which came with my Cooler Master MK730 keyboard), but I got used to it easily. The package arrived without delays and without any damage. The dimensions are as advertised, which means that it's about three millimetres longer (wider?) than my tenkeyless keyboard – a very small difference that I already expected and I'm fine with. The width (depth?) is also convenient: a narrower wrist rest would force me to place it further apart from the keyboard, as I usually did with my old one; a wider rest would push the keyboard too far back on my desk (one reason I didn't go for Glorious' product). There were no strange smells when I opened the box nor has there been any discolouration during the first week of use. It took me a while to consider which of the two sets of rubber pads to attach to the wrist rest; after some testing, I decided that the slender ones are more convenient for resting my palms on between typing. The glue seems to hold well, but the pads themselves are a bit more slippery than those of the keyboard itself. I don't put much force on the wrist rest, however (one is not supposed to use it while typing, after all), so I haven't felt the thing actually move around during use. (Or at least, until it gathers enough dust to need some cleaning; this is a general problem on my desk and will eventually affect any rubber pad.) The old wrist rest came with my keyboard, and the cushion started shredding after about three years. I chose a wooden replacement in part because I hope this will last longer and save me the trouble of choosing a new one every time. I've read some reviews that mention warping after a few weeks or months, so I'll keep an eye out for that, but so far the wrist rest is perfectly level. I do take care not to eat too close to it or use hand cream while on the computer, because I don't know how easily it would be cleaned without absorbing moisture, but so far I'm not sure how much I'm supposed to worry about this. I know I won't always be so careful, so we'll see. The Faluber Wooden Wrist Rest seems like a good purchase so far, and I have no reason not to recommend it. If anything changes, I'll update this review accordingly.