Carpio 2.0 - Right-Handed Truly Ergonomic Wrist Rest for Mouse, Carpal Tunnel Support, Pain Relief, Anti-Fatigue, Easy Glide, Sleek, Office Computer, Laptop, Gaming - Small, Black

Game changer

​I bought the Carpio 2.0 in an effort to improve the ergonomics of my desk, where I spend long hours both working and gaming. In terms of quality and performance, it is genuinely excellent. The materials feel premium, and it provides a level of support that is superior to any standard wrist rest I've tried in the past. ​I enjoyed it so much that I considered buying a second one for my left hand at the keyboard. However, there's one significant drawback that stopped me: the price. As fantastic as the Carpio 2.0 is, it feels significantly overpriced for what is ultimately a small piece of plastic and silicone. While the performance is top-tier, the value proposition is hard to justify, especially when cheaper alternatives are readily available. In fact, I went for a cheaper alternative for my left hand and found it actually performed equally as well as the Carpio both in glide and comfort, albeit slightly lacking the build quality. So overall it's great, but you could get a left/right pair of a cheaper alternative and spend half as much as one of these with barely any trade-offs

The rest is comfortable, but the build quality is poor. one side is strong and seems fine and the other is thinner and coming apart. for the price and for what it is id expect it to be well built. it may just be mine that is like this and hasnt been checked but its what was sent to me. Does move ell with the mouse depending on mouse pad, just shame about quailty.

The material is well made, however, it is not comfortable to the wrist as you try to move it around with your mouse. The reason for it is becasue this thing is not attached to your wrist and so when you are playing, you can lift your mouse but you can't lift this thing. This product can be improved if it had some sort of attachment to your wrist allowing you to lift it with your mouse.

Paid for a new item and received an used one, with the packaging broken and the skate just carelessly stuffed back.

For the purpose the wrist rest is for, it does work very well and would recommend it for that reason. The reason I have had to drop it down is it is just not durable. I am not sure what type of glue they use to hold the top to the bottom but the rest completely came apart from the frame after about a year with it just leaving a sticky residue that kept sticking to my hand after the fact

I've been experiencing pain in my right elbow, so wanted to improve the ergonomics of my mouse / desk. I like the idea behind Carpio 2.0 and had been using it with a Logitech MX Master 3S, but it doesn't work as well as I'd hoped. The pain in my elbow did improve slightly (not completely gone), but Carpio causes additional discomfort in my forearm and shoulder because it forces forearm elevation. It's also caused discomfort and swelling near the outside-bottom of my hand / wrist. If the rubber mould were more forgiving here then it wouldn't be a problem, but as it stands it's no different to the same part of my hand / wrist being impacted by the solid surface of my desk all day. The price is insane as well. I understand upfront investment in tooling to produce these things, but £35 is bonkers. The only reason I stumped up the cash is because I don't put a price on my health. One minor plus is the Carpio 2.0 makes gliding between mouse and keyboard a joy for me, but my wife and I share an office at home and the constant "swooshing" sound of me sliding what's essentially a miniature snowboard around on my desk for 7+ hours a day drives her (understandably) up the wall. My mechanical keyboard and intermittent desk percussion was already testing the limits, the Carpio is a bridge too far. I've found using a Logitech MX Ergo mouse offers a greater improvement. Pair it with a bog standard wrist wrest and forget the Carpio. if it wasn't too late, I'd be returning it.

It works and in my view its worth it. 6 months use now and I definitely notice if I start using without. It eliminated substantial discomfort from mouse use, so its easily worth the money to me. glides beautifully and you really don't notice it's there, after a couple of days you don't even think about it, you just naturally drop your hand on it. I'm using it on a spacemouse mat and so far can't see any appreciable wear and rubber looks as-new.

If you want some support for your wrists while using a mouse, this is the one to go. I've used other wrist rest but I had to come back to this one due to the comfort it gives.

My daughter loved it, she was waiting for this since she uses a her computer mouse a lot

Plastic glider fell off. The glue that is holding it is obviously not top quality. Otherwise I'm very satisfied with the product

Love it. Great way to prevent pain in wrist

Ho acquistato l'articolo dopo aver cominciato a percepire formicolio e indolenzimento a polso ed avambraccio. Con 8-9 ore al giorno di lavoro al laptop o PC e la paura del tunnel carpale, ho acquistato questo prodotto fiducioso della sua nomea e recensioni, e non ne sono rimasto deluso. Il prodotto è di per sé molto semplice, si tratta di un piccolo supporto in plastica, dal fondo particolarmente scivoloso per evitare un aumento di attrito, sul quale poggiano due pad in silicone di ottima qualità. Inizialmente sorprende che un prodotto così semplice possa davvero fare la differenza, in particolare se rapportato all'elevata cifra spesa. Eppure dopo un paio di settimane di abitudine, i benefici si sentono eccome e non se ne riesce più a fare a meno. Portafoglio più leggero ma tunnel carpale più lontano!