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ACCO Kensington Duo Gel Keyboard Wrist Rest Red K62398AM
Gel-filled keyboard wrist rest with a ventilation channel keeps wrists cool and comfortable during long typing sessions
- Gel filling conforms to wrists for comfort
- Ventilation channel keeps hands cool and dry
- Smooth surface wipes clean with a damp cloth
- 62" width spans full-size keyboards
- 5" height supports neutral wrist posture
Kensington Duo Gel Wrist Rest
The Kensington Duo Gel Keyboard Wrist Rest in red provides cushioned support for wrists during extended typing sessions. Its gel core conforms to the wrist and palm while a ventilation channel promotes airflow to keep hands cool and dry. The smooth surface wipes clean easily with a damp cloth.
Upgrade from flat desk or thin pad
Replacing a bare desk surface or a thin foam pad with this gel-filled rest adds noticeable cushioning and temperature relief. The improvement is most worthwhile for users who type for long periods and experience wrist fatigue or heat buildup on harder surfaces.
Simple placement and cleaning
The rest sits directly in front of any standard keyboard without adhesives or fasteners. Its plastic base stays in place during use, while the gel filling and fabric cover resist dust and spills. Avoid bending the unit sharply, as the gel core can deform permanently.
Highlights
- Gel filling conforms to wrists for comfort
- Ventilation channel keeps hands cool and dry
- Smooth surface wipes clean with a damp cloth
- 62" width spans full-size keyboards
- 5" height supports neutral wrist posture
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What desk depth is needed for the 5.12 inch deep wrist rest?
The wrist rest is 5.12 inches deep, so the desk must provide at least that much clear space in front of the keyboard for it to sit flat.
How is the gel wrist rest positioned and what is the common alignment mistake?
Place the rest directly in front of the keyboard with the ventilation channel facing up; the common mistake is leaving a gap between the keyboard and the rest, which forces the wrists to bend upward.
When should the wrist rest be replaced if the gel loses its shape or the cover wears?
Replace it when the gel no longer springs back after use, the surface becomes sticky or cracked, or the red cover shows permanent staining that a damp cloth cannot remove.
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