Bought this for improving wrist posture during long hours at the desk.What I like • The ergonomic design helps reduce wrist strain, especially during extended typing sessions. • The right-handed orientation is comfortable and natural to use. • High-quality build, feels sturdy and durable.What could be better • It takes some time to adjust to the unique design, especially if you’re used to traditional mice. • The size may not be suitable for people with smaller hands. • It could be a bit pricey compared to other ergonomic mice on the market.Bottom line: A great investment for improving wrist posture and reducing strain, but it might not be for everyone due to the learning curve and price. Perfect for users looking to enhance ergonomics, but consider alternatives if you have smaller hands or need a more budget-friendly option.

Took me 3 days to get accustomed to it, then it's been amazing ever since. Was for sure odd at first, I kept feeling like I had something stuck under my hand. but now I can't use my mouse without it. Price is a bit high for what's basically 1 plastic + 2 rubber pads so I'll take off 1 star, but I don't regret it by any means.

Great wrist wrest very comfortable and feels premium.It’s a bit pricey,But worth the money,I had a generic ergonomic one before this one,And it’s no where near as comfortable as the Carpio 2.0,I highly recommend,Only mouse wrist wrest you will ever need.

Pros:soft material on your wrists. No worry of rubbing. Top is made of a soft rubber so it grips on your wrist/lower palm. Good for those low profile wide mice like the Glorious Model O and other gaming mouse of that profile/shape. Defiantly does help for longer sessions weather that be for work or gaming.Cons:The large is LARGE. Like I've got 19.5x9 cm hands and the Large I feel like is too big for me. Forces my hand to flare out further than I'd like. Also, the depth of the support is just a bit too much for me. it bumps into the back side of my mouse and I can't properly rest my palm on the back of the mouse while trying to keep my lower palm/wrist on the glide. Not sure on the Small but I will be buying the Small to try in the future. See if that makes a difference.

This is very much a niche product given it's very expensive entry into the wrist rest world. The mouse I currently use with this is the Razer Hyperspeed X Basilisk and the Razer DeathAdder V2 pro. I think whether this works for you or not is very person dependent and you won't know until you splash the premium price to try this thing.I can't say I've gone leaps and bounds for my wrist but it's been working okay so far. There is definitely a break in period and I would also say you need to re-adjust what you've learned based on different mice you use. There is also the small hassle of needing to remember to readjust and realign the carpio everytime you take your hand off the mouse which may annoy some or a lot of people. For me it's okay as I've gotten used to adjusting it relatively quick and usually it's kind of pre-adjusted when I lift my hand off the mouse.To note, this works better on a smooth or hard surface mouse pad rather than fabric. Not entirely useless on fabric but there is more drag as opposed to having a hard surface mouse pad to glide on.If you've got a bit of cash and want a wrist rest that looks pretty cool and saves on a bit of space, I guess this is a go. Otherwise it's not a game changer and won't make you play FPS better unforunately.