The Magic Trackpad Hand Cushion is a convenient and comfortable accessory for users of the Apple Magic Trackpad. Designed to alleviate wrist fatigue and provide ergonomic support for extended periods of use, the hand cushion is a practical solution for enhancing the user experience. The cushion is made from a soft, breathable material that is gentle on the skin and helps to reduce pressure on the wrist. Its contoured shape fits perfectly with the natural curve of the hand, allowing for a relaxed and comfortable grip. The cushion also features a non-slip base, ensuring that it stays securely in place even during intense use. Whether for work or leisure, the Magic Trackpad Hand Cushion is a valuable addition to any computer setup.
Whether for work or leisure, the Magic Trackpad Hand Cushion is a valuable addition to any computer setup. Its ergonomic design and comfortable materials make it the perfect accessory for those who rely on their Magic Trackpad for navigation and control. Say goodbye to wrist discomfort and hello to increased comfort and productivity with the Magic Trackpad Hand Cushion.
Grifiti Slim Palm Pads Wrist Rests on MacBooks Laptops and Notebooks
Measure your palm rest areas! We make two sizes in these Slim Palm Pads so be sure to get the right size. You can reposition these as needed.
These are the perfect palm pads to cover the sharp edges on the wrist rest areas of Apple’s MacBooks. Made with soft, sticky, re-positionable silicone you can stick then on the palm rest areas however you like and take them off when you need to get up and go. We use MacBooks so we all drape them over the front edge of the wrist rests to soften that sharp edge. That edge might look good but it sure doesn’t feel good. While we designed for MacBooks, we also made sure they work great with Hewlett Packard, Toshiba, Sony, Dell, Compaq, Panasonic, and Lenovo laptops and netbooks.
We optimized for comfort and portability. You see, we tried a bunch of the super thin leather and clothe MacBook wrist rests that all cost a darn ton but we came away feeling like we just had no support for the money. The nice thing about them was that they allow you to close the computer while leaving the cover in place. We also tried the super fat gel laptop wrist rests out there from a couple of good vendors. They offer a ton of cushion, which some people like, but these where just a little too tall for us and a bit too bulky to pack away easily on the road so we work on a happy medium.
Sticky Palm Pads have a tacky silicone base that peals up easily without leaving a residue, and you just slap the two of the together and chuck them in your bag when you need to close up your laptop and go. Although, around here, Joey King just slapes them on the outside of his MacBook Air when he heads out. At 2 mm thick, they’re not squishy, and they have a smooth black nylon surface. We think they offer the ideal balance between comfort and easy portability. To maintain the stick and keep them clean just wash them in soap and water and let them air dry every now and again. You’ll get years of excessive unnoticed pleasure you never thought possible with such a simple, inexpensive product.
Large Slim Palm Pads measure 4" x 3" x 0.185" and are repositionable silicone wrist rests for larger palm rests or older MacBooks, MacBook Air's, Dell, Toshiba, Samsung, Sony and Lenovo notebooks and laptops.
Small Slim Palm Pads measure 3" x 2.75" x 0.185", similar to in make-up to the the large palm pads. Apple increased the size of the trackpad in the new MacBook 12 and the MacBook Pro 13, 20 we now offer this smaller size to fit the smaller palm rests. The small size is for the new MacBook 12, new MacBook Pro 13 as well as a number of Dell laptops and Chromebooks.
Please be sure to measure the palm rest area of your laptop before ordering! If you have any questions, just send us a note or call and we can help you get fit with the correct size.
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Reviews for "The Future of Trackpad Accessories: The Magic Hand Cushion"
1. John - 2/5 stars - I was really disappointed with the Magic trackpad hand cushion. The idea behind it is great, but the execution falls flat. I found the cushion to be too firm and uncomfortable to use for long periods of time. Additionally, it didn't provide enough support for my hand and wrist, which led to discomfort and even some pain after extended use. I ended up returning it and opting for a different hand cushion that offered better comfort and support.
2. Sarah - 1/5 stars - I had high hopes for the Magic trackpad hand cushion, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations. The cushion is too bulky and awkwardly shaped, making it difficult to use with the trackpad. It also didn't stay in place very well and constantly shifted around, which was frustrating. I also found that the material used was not very breathable, causing my hand to feel sweaty and uncomfortable after just a short period of use. Overall, I would not recommend this hand cushion to others.
3. Chris - 2/5 stars - I was really disappointed with the Magic trackpad hand cushion. While the cushion itself is soft and comfortable, it doesn't offer enough support for my hand and wrist when using the trackpad. I found that my hand would still end up resting on the surface of the desk, causing strain and discomfort after a while. Additionally, the cushion seemed to attract a lot of lint and dust, which made it unappealing and difficult to clean. Overall, I don't think this hand cushion is worth the price and would suggest looking for alternatives.