Wrist Rest Fellowes 9143703 Purple

The Fellowes 9143703 Purple wrist rest offers ergonomic support for the wrists during typing. With a width of 480 mm, depth of 57 mm and height of 26 mm, the product is sized to sit comfortably in front of most keyboards. The soft surface provides a pleasant touch while helping to maintain neutral wrist alignment, making it suitable for extended computer use. The purple finish adds a visual accent to a workspace while remaining practical for everyday office or home environments.

Advantages

The wrist rest combines a contoured profile and a cushioned surface to reduce pressure on the underside of the wrists. Its dimensions cover a broad keyboard area without extending beyond typical desk space. The material resists daily wear and offers consistent support that helps limit awkward wrist bending during typing. The slim height keeps hands at an ergonomic level relative to the keyboard, while the non-slip base helps keep the rest in place during use.

Suitable for

• Office workers who type for several hours per day
• Home users requiring improved wrist comfort
• Students using laptops or external keyboards
• Anyone seeking a compact ergonomic accessory in a distinctive color

Key specifications

• Width: 480 mm
• Depth: 57 mm
• Height: 26 mm
• Surface: soft-touch finish
• Colour: purple
• Base: non-slip for stable positioning

How to use

Place the wrist rest directly in front of your keyboard so that the widest edge faces the keyboard and the shorter edge faces your body. Rest the base of your palms and wrists on the cushion while typing, keeping wrists aligned with the forearms. Adjust the exact position forward or backward until your hands move comfortably across the keyboard without excessive bending at the wrist. Clean the surface with a damp cloth and mild detergent when needed, and allow to dry before use.

Usage recommendations

For optimal ergonomic benefit, use the wrist rest as part of a broader workstation setup: pair it with a keyboard and chair adjusted to proper heights, take regular short breaks to stretch, and avoid resting pressure directly on the wrist bones. Inspect the wrist rest periodically for signs of wear and replace if cushioning becomes uneven.