Keyboard Question... :)

[Van Der Shah]

Where can i get an arm/wrist rest for my mechanical keyboard? Will any brand work and fit. It's  Cherry Corp Mx-Board 2.0 and i can't seem to find that part anywhere. Thanks.

[Excon]

Ducky has some decent ones

[Tomiking]

You don't have to get a wrist rest that physically attaches to your keyboard, there are a lot of nice ones that just have a non-slip bottom and sit in front of the keyboard, if you get a good quality on that you like, you'll probably be able to use it with any keyboard you get for the rest of your life. Like ExconHD said, ducky do make some good ones that are real leather, its a good choice because you get the rigidity and support of a plastic one without the cheap feeling of plastic.

Here is a link to a ducky wrist rest: http://mechanicalkeyboards.com/shop/index.php?l=product_detail&p=91
 

[0s4x]

You don't have to get a wrist rest that physically attaches to your keyboard, there are a lot of nice ones that just have a non-slip bottom and sit in front of the keyboard, if you get a good quality on that you like, you'll probably be able to use it with any keyboard you get for the rest of your life. Like ExconHD said, ducky do make some good ones that are real leather, its a good choice because you get the rigidity and support of a plastic one without the cheap feeling of plastic.

Here is a link to a ducky wrist rest: http://mechanicalkeyboards.com/shop/index.php?l=product_detail&p=91

 

Do you have personal experience with this wrist rest? My only concern with picking up one of these babies is that my wrists would get incredibly sweaty almost immediately.

[Joshua Ondangan]

I remember before I used to use small hotdog pillows and they work great. if you kinda want to cheap out that is.

[exousia7]

Look for the leather wrist rest from Ducky or Filco. They are both really good.

[Tomiking]

Do you have personal experience with this wrist rest? My only concern with picking up one of these babies is that my wrists would get incredibly sweaty almost immediately.

Not with the specific one that I linked, but I've used similar ones and have never had any problems.