HONKIDWrist Rest for Magic Trackpad 2(MJ2R2LL/A, A1535), Wrist Rest Relieve Pain & Fatigue, Black

UPDATE: The seller contacted me and subsequently sent a replacement free of charge. Have been using it for a few days and this one seems much sturdier. It is less squishy, and much less prone to "remembering" indentations. This is much more in line with what I expected when I purchased. Possibly the first one was defective.Old review:After using this pad for only a few days, my wrist has created a divot that will not self-heal or go back to normal. Very cheap.I wish I hadn't thrown away the packaging so I could return it.

practical, hood idea

Trackpad felt great to start, but a divot formed almost immediately. Shortly thereafter the bottom ripped and was leaking goo. This happened after 20-30 work days, very disappointed.

This item is a must have if you buy the Logitec Keys keyboard. I have found it more comfortable than other wrist rests and liked it so well I bought a second one for another PC.

This is comfortable and I have really enjoyed using it together the with one for the tracking pad. However after 10 months it split and the gel is coming out. I am going to purchase a replacement and hope that it lasts longer this time.

I have purchased this twice. The last time Dec 2024 and it is now May 2025. I love it, util I dont. Both times is has started to leak, last time to the right and this time to the left, see photo. And the jel is sticky and gets everywhere. For the price one would think the seam would be better? 1

Apple's keyboards on the MacBook series are fantastic, but their desktop keyboards are too low profile for comfort.Thankfully, this fixes that, and adds just the right amount of support.My only gripes for this are as follows: when I first got this, it had a bulge in the center, that seemingly didn't correct when a keyboard was placed in/on it. I would have thought the weight of the keyboard would have corrected the warping in the vinyl underneath the foam cushion, but it took substantially longer for that to go away than I feel was reasonable. To this day, there is still a bit of a "bubble" that deflates when I set my wrists down.The other complaint is that despite the vinyl underneath being non-slip, I find the whole assembly drifting slowly around my desk as I type. I've rarely encountered a wrist pad that would slide about nearly as much as this does. While the aforementioned air pocket means the dead center of the pad isn't making any contact with the desk whatsoever, the edges are all firmly touching the desk. Ultimately, I may end up velcroing the whole thing down to keep it from wandering about.

It's a nice design, only thing I didn't like was the wrist support was lacking. It really didn't provide any support. Nice tray to hold the keyboard in place