Large Mouse Pad Wrist Support Set, Bean Bag Mouse and Keyboard Wrist Rest Filled Ergo Beads, Easy Typing Gaming Home Office (Light Khaki)

I work from home and had been noticing my wrists hurting horribly since purchasing a mechanical keyboard. I wanted an unconventional mouse pad and wrist rest that would look cute on my desk and help prevent carpal tunnel. These beanbags do the trick, and look so adorable with my office setup. My only gripe is the price point. They are made out of high quality linen and machine washable, so I suppose this is the reason for the high price tag. However, compared to the other similar products on the market, the price is steep. I also wish they had more colors or interchangeable covers.

only wish i bought this set earlier!

I’ve been getting a lot wrist discomfort from regular memory foam wrist rests. This one has been the only one that truly feels comfortable and manages to help me stay in comfort on long nights of doing design and written work.The only obvious downside is the high price. Which I guess it’s reflected on the material maybe? You can definitely take out the covers and throw them in the wash when needed. I’m just trying to think what makes the material expensive overall.

These are fine. They don't seem like what I would consider handmade, maybe loosely defined, like if the hands were operating a machine in a factory... I think the beads inside are plastic and if you move it around a lot, like toss it up in the air or whatever, move the beads around, some dust comes up and makes me sneeze which is slightly disturbing. They are softer than a wooden desk but nothing like the gel type rests. The covers do seem to come off easily although I have not completely removed them due to the dust so not sure how easily they would go back on. I have been using them for a while but they are a little disturbing and I want to rinse the beads...

Great Product for the money. Keeps wrists and arms cool too. Only issue is it’s thickness. I could use a bit more height but I just put a piece of wood under it.

Perfect for my busy work days and relief on my wrists!

They look good. Although the " white " is definitely not white. I knew that and the picture shows more of the linen color . It some kind of kaki color. Not a big deal.But they are a little small, the length is ok but they could be a little wider to provide more adequate support. They also need some more filling.I haven't decided if I am keeping them yet...07/17/2020 : I have been meaning to edit this . I am downgrading to 2 stars ( I would give it a 1 1/2 if we could ) since they are such a pain to wash. They are supposed to be washable but the mouse pad doesn't have a zipper and has some kind of thin padding inside , so that when it comes out of the washer you have spend 20 minutes trying to flatten that thin pad inside shaking , pinching every way possible .The elbow rest does have a zipper ( It also could be a couple of inches longer ) but the little beads are not contained inside and " inside pouch " so to wash it you have to take a bag, empty all the beads into that bag and try to pour them back inside the washed shell. It's such a pain to do ( those beads are tiny ) I gave up as it takes a ridiculous amount time and it is a real pain to do.The wrist rest has a zipper also and it has an inside separate pocket to contain the beads. But because of the way it is sewn ( on the side underneath a flap ) it is also a real pain to take out to wash the shell.All in all , at almost $ 40.00 and being such a hassle to wash , it is not worth it.

I don't know when and if I spill something will it show.