Grifiti Fat Mouse Wrist Pad 12 Jumbo Size Mouse Pad for Mice, Keypads, Numberpads, Trackpads, Trackballs, Adding Machines, Printing Calculators (Black Nylon)
Key features
- •Grifiti Fat Mouse Wrist Pad 12 includes a Fat Wrist Pad 12 and a large mouse pad in one product.
- •Fat Mouse Wrist Pad 12 Black Nylon Version combines a 12 x 4 x 0.75 inch wrist pad with a 9 x 12 x 0.25 mouse pad in one product.
- •This is the biggest Mouse Wrist Pad on the market! Works great with Grifiti Fat Wrist Pad 12, 14, 17, 19.5 if you want to have matching Fat Wrist Pads for both.
- •Compatible with Filco, Hp, Kensington, Logitech, Microsoft, Apple, Perixx, Casio, Canon, Sharp, Atrira
- •See Also: Grifiti Deck Keyboard and Laptop Platforms in 13,15,17 and 27 inches great for you new Fat Wrist Pad and keyboard or laptop. Dootle iPad Cases, Big-ass bands, Nootle iPad mounts and tripods, and Chiton Laptop Sleeves.
Grifiti Fat Mouse Wrist Pad 12 Jumbo Size Mouse Pad for Mice, Keypads, Numberpads, Trackpads, Trackballs, Adding Machines, Printing Calculators (Black Nylon)
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Nice and firm and thick
PenName24✓ Verified Purchase•March 13, 2017
Nice and firm and thick. The combo is good and clean.
Minus one star because they STINK for a good while...as in you have to air them out because the "china factory" smell is so intense.
Minus one star because they STINK for a good while...as in you have to air them out because the "china factory" smell is so intense.
Not just a mousepad.
frank c✓ Verified Purchase•January 4, 2017
EDIT: One side started peeling from the foam and the ends began to fray. At the price I'd still recommend it but be aware its not going to look very aesthetically pleasing.
Even though this is listed as a mousepad, I actually bought it as a keyboard mat/wrist rest. I was skeptical going in, but figured it was cheap so worth a shot.. The grifiti wrist rests adevertised for keyboards just seemed a bit too tall for my taste. I'm using this with a pok3r right now (60% keyboard so no num pad, arrrow keys etc and a low profile design) and it is the absolute perfect size for it. There's about a centimeter of clearance on either side and the wrist pad lines up nicely with the base of the keyboard providing a great typing position, although a bit less so on higher profile boards like my cm storm quickfire. The mousepad part helps to prevent slipping and helps to deaden sound, which is a great unexpected plus if you have a heavy hand and live with other people like myself. The wrist rest itself is nice. The foam is sturdy and dense but surprisingly comfortable at the same time. It has a nice, supportive cushy-ness similar to an extra firm memory foam mattress. So far, I'm really happy with the ergonomics and overall quality of this product. It's proved great for my somewhat unconventional use case. I will update this review down the line if the nylon covering begins to come undone or any other problems arise.
Even though this is listed as a mousepad, I actually bought it as a keyboard mat/wrist rest. I was skeptical going in, but figured it was cheap so worth a shot.. The grifiti wrist rests adevertised for keyboards just seemed a bit too tall for my taste. I'm using this with a pok3r right now (60% keyboard so no num pad, arrrow keys etc and a low profile design) and it is the absolute perfect size for it. There's about a centimeter of clearance on either side and the wrist pad lines up nicely with the base of the keyboard providing a great typing position, although a bit less so on higher profile boards like my cm storm quickfire. The mousepad part helps to prevent slipping and helps to deaden sound, which is a great unexpected plus if you have a heavy hand and live with other people like myself. The wrist rest itself is nice. The foam is sturdy and dense but surprisingly comfortable at the same time. It has a nice, supportive cushy-ness similar to an extra firm memory foam mattress. So far, I'm really happy with the ergonomics and overall quality of this product. It's proved great for my somewhat unconventional use case. I will update this review down the line if the nylon covering begins to come undone or any other problems arise.
love it. Exactly what I
Glenda L McKenzie✓ Verified Purchase•August 19, 2015
love it. Exactly what I wanted
Great for what it is, but it's just not for me
Anthony•July 11, 2015
This review will be used for
the Grifiti Fat Mouse Wrist Pad 12 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00XM3LOLG/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_0
the Grifiti Fat Mouse Wrist Pad 8 http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00XM2P1YI?ref_=cm_aya_orig_subj
and the Grifiti Fat Wrist Pad 8 http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FQ1R7DG/ref=psdc_705324011_t1_B004D8PYE2
with slight modifications on each review to apply to the specific product, as I had VERY similar experiences with all three of these products.
This is a hard review for me to do, because I think the results will vary from person to person depending on their usage type.
Let me preface this with what I do with the Mouse Wrist Pad: Gaming, Coding, Video Editing, Photoshop, Web Browsing, and general computer use.
The Fat Mouse Wrist Pad I thought would be my saving grace, it came close, but not close enough. Initially I reviewed the Fat Mouse Wrist Pad 8, it seemed perfect, but was just not wide enough. After receiving the 12 inch version from Grifiti, I was excited to test it out.
The rubber feet are great, they keep the mouse pad in place and I never had it move accidentally on me.
The mousepad itself is nylon on both versions, which worked very well for my mouse. The wrist pad comes in either Nylon or Smooth Skin, I tested out the Nylon version. After testing a few of Grifiti's products in Nylon and Smooth Skin, I found myself slightly preferring the comfort of the nylon.
For slow paced activities like (most) video editing, photoshop, web browsing, coding, and general computer use, I found it very comfortable and easy to use. My wrist, of course, felt much better after getting off the computer than without the wrist pad. The larger 12 inch version provided me more than enough room for the mouse without being obnoxiously large.
It all was great! Until I started trying to game with it..
I game at 1250 DPI, which is considered slow to some and fast to others, so I can't really say which it is. I find myself using a lot of the mouse pad, and whilst moving my mouse around quickly I found it was uncomfortable to keep my wrist in place, so I ended up moving my wrist too. This ended up with me virtually just raising my arm more than usual and skidding against the edge of the wrist pad.
I also find myself resting my palm behind my mouse normally to stabilize my hand for more smaller movements and more accurate aiming. Even on this massive mouse pad, my hand would move all the way to the top in order to achieve this, causing me to not have enough vertical room for the mouse and awkwardly resting my arm on the wrist pad.
The fact of the matter is that this is a problem I would run into with ALL combined mouse wrist pads, so I find it unfair to knock off points just because of this.
Here's the verdict: all of Grifiti's mousepad wrist rests are great for what they are, but what they are (FOR ME PERSONALLY) I found getting in the way of how I use my mouse when I game. For anyone that's doing pretty much anything besides gaming, I think this is a great product that they will enjoy! Some gamers with different mouse usage styles than me might love this mouse pad too.
I think I would have given this product a 3.5 out of 5, but there is no option so I opted for a 4 instead of a 3 due to Grifiti's outstanding customer support and fast shipping times.
Images: paired with a Dell 17 inch keyboard, paired with a HP ten keyless keyboard, height comparison of mouse pad and wrist rest, top view, nylon (top) vs smooth skin (bottom)
Note: this product was provided to me from Grifiti for a constructive and unbiased review.
the Grifiti Fat Mouse Wrist Pad 12 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00XM3LOLG/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_0
the Grifiti Fat Mouse Wrist Pad 8 http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00XM2P1YI?ref_=cm_aya_orig_subj
and the Grifiti Fat Wrist Pad 8 http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FQ1R7DG/ref=psdc_705324011_t1_B004D8PYE2
with slight modifications on each review to apply to the specific product, as I had VERY similar experiences with all three of these products.
This is a hard review for me to do, because I think the results will vary from person to person depending on their usage type.
Let me preface this with what I do with the Mouse Wrist Pad: Gaming, Coding, Video Editing, Photoshop, Web Browsing, and general computer use.
The Fat Mouse Wrist Pad I thought would be my saving grace, it came close, but not close enough. Initially I reviewed the Fat Mouse Wrist Pad 8, it seemed perfect, but was just not wide enough. After receiving the 12 inch version from Grifiti, I was excited to test it out.
The rubber feet are great, they keep the mouse pad in place and I never had it move accidentally on me.
The mousepad itself is nylon on both versions, which worked very well for my mouse. The wrist pad comes in either Nylon or Smooth Skin, I tested out the Nylon version. After testing a few of Grifiti's products in Nylon and Smooth Skin, I found myself slightly preferring the comfort of the nylon.
For slow paced activities like (most) video editing, photoshop, web browsing, coding, and general computer use, I found it very comfortable and easy to use. My wrist, of course, felt much better after getting off the computer than without the wrist pad. The larger 12 inch version provided me more than enough room for the mouse without being obnoxiously large.
It all was great! Until I started trying to game with it..
I game at 1250 DPI, which is considered slow to some and fast to others, so I can't really say which it is. I find myself using a lot of the mouse pad, and whilst moving my mouse around quickly I found it was uncomfortable to keep my wrist in place, so I ended up moving my wrist too. This ended up with me virtually just raising my arm more than usual and skidding against the edge of the wrist pad.
I also find myself resting my palm behind my mouse normally to stabilize my hand for more smaller movements and more accurate aiming. Even on this massive mouse pad, my hand would move all the way to the top in order to achieve this, causing me to not have enough vertical room for the mouse and awkwardly resting my arm on the wrist pad.
The fact of the matter is that this is a problem I would run into with ALL combined mouse wrist pads, so I find it unfair to knock off points just because of this.
Here's the verdict: all of Grifiti's mousepad wrist rests are great for what they are, but what they are (FOR ME PERSONALLY) I found getting in the way of how I use my mouse when I game. For anyone that's doing pretty much anything besides gaming, I think this is a great product that they will enjoy! Some gamers with different mouse usage styles than me might love this mouse pad too.
I think I would have given this product a 3.5 out of 5, but there is no option so I opted for a 4 instead of a 3 due to Grifiti's outstanding customer support and fast shipping times.
Images: paired with a Dell 17 inch keyboard, paired with a HP ten keyless keyboard, height comparison of mouse pad and wrist rest, top view, nylon (top) vs smooth skin (bottom)
Note: this product was provided to me from Grifiti for a constructive and unbiased review.
