Logitech K780 Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard vs HyperX Wrist Rest

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This is hands-down the best wrist wrest I've ever used. 12+ hours a day on the computer and I haven't had any wrist pain since placing this rest on my desk. The height is perfect for my keyboard (a Cooler Master SK650) and the firmness of the gel keeps the pressure on the muscles of my hand, not the nerves. My only complaint is that the fabric isn't adhered to the gel as well as I'd prefer, but that's minor

Nice feel, heavy and it’s got a great tablet or phone stand incorporated into it. The only thing I haven’t found on it that I miss is a caps lock light. It flashes a notification on the screen but I am constantly having to check which way the other people who use it or even myself left it the last time it was used. Unhandy feature for passwords and adds some time for me

The HyperX wrist rest is nice and squishy, but with enough support to stay comfortable after long typing/gaming sessions. It has good traction and doesn't slide around on my desk like my old wrist rest did (other brand). Construction feels solid with good materials, so it doesn't look like some cheap off-branded item.

Its integrated slope is designed to minimize wrist injury while typing. The manufacturer claims the rechargeable battery delivers up to 90 hours of continuous typing on a single charge.

I've ordered a few ergonomic wrist supports lately, and this one was the most comfortable by far. It was the appropriate height for my keyboard. For reference, I use a basic Logitech keyboard. My job requires me to use the10-key on the far right and the tab/shift key on the far left