Wrist Rest Fellowes Health-V Keyboard Wrist Rest

The Fellowes Health-V Keyboard Wrist Rest provides ergonomic support for the wrists during typing. Constructed from durable foam with a polyurethane cover, it is sized to fit most keyboards and laptop setups and includes Microban antibacterial protection to help reduce bacterial growth on the product surface for its lifetime. The wrist rest aims to relieve pressure on the median nerve to help prevent carpal tunnel syndrome and is backed by a 5-year warranty.

Advantages

The contoured foam design reduces pressure on the wrist’s median nerve while typing, and the polyurethane surface offers a comfortable contact feel and easy cleaning. Integrated Microban antibacterial protection helps keep the wrist rest hygienic over time. Lightweight construction and a low profile (15.9 mm height) provide unobtrusive ergonomic support for extended computer use.

Suitable for

• Office and home computer keyboards
• Laptop use with external keyboards or when typing for long periods
• Workplaces seeking an ergonomic accessory with antibacterial protection

Key specifications

• Brand: Fellowes
• Model: Health-V Keyboard Wrist Rest (MPN 9182801)
• Material: Foam with polyurethane cover
• Product colour: Black
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 456.3 mm × 85.7 mm × 15.9 mm
• Weight: 0.2 kg
• Antibacterial protection: Microban
• Warranty: 5 years

How to use

Place the wrist rest directly in front of your keyboard so your wrists rest comfortably on the foam while your fingers reach the keys. Adjust keyboard and chair height so your forearms are parallel to the desk surface and wrists remain in a neutral position. Clean the polyurethane surface with a soft cloth and mild detergent as needed, avoiding abrasive cleaners to preserve the Microban protection.

Usage recommendations

Use the wrist rest as a supportive surface during typing breaks and extended sessions; avoid bearing full weight on the wrist rest by resting the palms lightly and allowing forearm muscles to support most of the weight. Regularly adjust posture and take short breaks to reduce strain.