iDonzon Ergonomic Mouse Pad with Wrist Support Gel, Cute Wrist Pad with Non-Slip Rubber Base, Easy Typing & Pain Relief, Garden Flowers

This mouse pad is perfect! Soft wrist cushion, pretty design, sticky backing so it doesnt slide around on my desk.....at a great price!

This is very comfortable and pretty to see on my desk. It doesn’t take up a lot of space like my old mouse pad. I use it for virtual tutoring and daily computer work.

I love how this looks on my desk

Exactly what I wanted for my office

It’s a really nice and comfortable pad. The bottom is very non-slip so it won’t move on you. I suggest lifting it every so often because it feels like it sticks and I’m not sure what that’ll do to some surfaces. It’s great quality and I recommend.

Is is large and very comfortable on the wrist. The pattern is really cool. and Im very glad I bought it.

It was a great mousepad but fell apart within six months. For the price I paid, I feel that I did not get value for my money.

The first ergonomic mouse pad that I bought to help ease the pain of my carpal tunnel syndrome had a built-in wrist support made of memory foam. I thought, since my mattress is memory foam and thats comfortable, the wrist support will be too, right? Wrong. Hard as a brick wrapped in slick fabric. So I checked the wrist support that I use with one of my work computers. Aha! Gel, not memory foam. After that revelation, it was a simple matter of choosing a design I liked on a pad that wouldnt fall apart quickly. I love the design on this one, the way the colors stand out against the black background. It seems well-made, with no danger of leakage. Its a nice, big size to accommodate sweeping mouse movements (though not really big enough for gaming). The gel has just enough give to support my sore wrist comfortably. And its a decent price. All in all, Id say this would be a very good buy even if I didnt have carpal tunnel syndrome.

I like it a lot. Great quality and design.

This is the CUTEST mouse pad - cute shape, cute pattern and nice and squishy, too, but its got a fairly short life span. It gets a lot of use since I am a writer, student and electronic music making/mixing enthusiast, but the gel will move around within about six months. Soon after the reinforced edge of the fabric will come apart and the gel will start sliding out the side. I realize its just a mouse pad but I do care about the environment - stuff made with these materials should last longer. And because I care, I just peeled the fabric back, moved the (very sticky) gel around to reshape the wrist support and now I have a very ugly, but functional, mouse pad.