Palm Rest No name ENDORFY Thock 75% V2 — ergonomic wrist support for 75% mechanical keyboards

ENDORFY Thock 75% Palm Rest V2 by No name is a wrist support accessory designed for 75% mechanical keyboards. It aligns with compact tenkeyless layouts to provide continuous contact along the front edge of the keyboard, helping to maintain a neutral wrist position during typing and gaming sessions. The product is sized to match 75% keyboards and mounts flush with the keyboard edge to reduce gaps and improve hand stabilization.

Advantages

The palm rest provides a consistent surface for the wrists, reducing downward bending and helping to minimise discomfort during extended use. Its profile and dimensions are matched to compact keyboards to ensure overall desk ergonomics without obstructing key access. The material and finish are chosen for low friction and easy cleaning, supporting both gaming and productivity use.

Suitable for

• Users of 75% mechanical keyboards (compact tenkeyless layouts)
• Typing and coding sessions that last multiple hours
• PC and console gamers seeking stable hand placement
• Workstations where precise keyboard alignment is required

Key specifications

• Form factor: Designed for 75% mechanical keyboards
• Function: Ergonomic wrist support to reduce wrist extension
• Compatibility: Fits compact tenkeyless/75% keyboard edge profiles
• Surface: Low-friction finish for smooth hand movement
• Mounting: Flush edge alignment to stabilise keyboard contact

How to use

Place the palm rest directly against the front edge of a compatible 75% keyboard so that it aligns evenly across the keyboard width. Adjust the keyboard position on the desk so that your forearms rest lightly on the palm rest while your wrists remain level with the key tops. Clean the surface periodically with a soft cloth and mild cleaner to maintain the finish and friction properties.

Usage recommendations

For best ergonomic effect, maintain a neutral wrist posture: keep elbows at roughly a right angle and ensure the top row of keys is at or slightly below elbow height. Combine the palm rest with an adjustable chair and monitor height to reduce overall upper limb strain.