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Made from a combination of black walnut and cherry hardwood, these wrist rests look and feel the part. Designed to support the wrists over long periods of work and play, they’re crafted with a slight angle for ergonomic comfort Read More
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Stylish, yet functional. This wrist rest is better than any cheap plastic one you can buy, and is better at resisting over extension that plush rests can cause.
The build quality is superb, and it really fits into my set with wooden chasis. The touch and feel of this wrist is comfortable enough for long term working session.
I got this rest (the TKL size) to go along with my drop shift v2 keyboard, the size lines up close enough (missing about an inch) and the color doesn’t match at all, BUT, it is very smooth and very comfortable. The angle/shape are perfect for typing on the shift v2. I love this wrist rest and I would definitely buy again if they ever released a darker version to match my keyboard (or one that’s an inch longer.)
Handsome inlay with a lovely finish to the wood. Distance from palm to keyboard is closer than most of my other wrist rests but I got used to it quickly. Seems good quality, doesn't move much. The Orcas laser etching is far more subtle than I anticipated it to be, most photos it's pretty evident but I think it's soft and nice when you actually do notice the cute little mark.
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I had a whole thing written up and either forgot to submit it or there's quite a delay?
I haven't historically used a keyboard wrist rest, but I'm glad I took the plunge!
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I've been accustomed to curving my hands while typing but this avoids any strain. Since I prefer having a numpad for work, I got the full size wrist rest and it's perfect even with a variety of keyboards (e.g. Drop ENTR, Azio Foqo, Qwerkywriter) + numpad.
I got the 65% version. It looks nice and lines up perfectly with my Keychron Q65; of course the Q65 being a quirky board, the left side macro buttons don't get covered but they're close enough.
I have two suggestions for improvement:
Position the rubber pads closer to the edge and corners so it's not so easy to tilt the board when pushing closer to the edges.
Provide an adhesive rubber strip, perhaps 1/8" thick, which the user may put on the surface that comes in contact with the keyboard, so that there's no clattering when then board moves a little, which happens when you put it on a desk mat like I do. A lot of people use desk mats.
Also not sure why my board came unbranded, but I have CS looking into it.
Update and rating change: DROP is great, and so is Orcas: My board game without the fancy logo. I wasn't going to send it back, but I was wondering if something went sideways with my order and I got a different product. Well something did go sideways on Orcas end, but they are shipping a brand new item to me as a replacement. Kudos to both Drop and Orcas, that's some quality customer service.
FINAL EDIT: I did receive a branded Orcas board in the mail, WITH A HANDWRITTEN note to apologize for the non-branded wrist rest. So I'm now buying everything they make. I mean seriously, that just doesn't happen anymore. Love you Orcas :)