Mr. Pen Ergonomic Mouse Pad with Wrist Support, Brown

I wouldn’t normally write a review for a mouse pad but this is my favorite mouse pad I’ve ever had. It’s good quality and the color perfectly matches the description photo. I was expecting a basic cheap one because of the price, but it has greatly exceeded my expectations. Perfect size, doesn’t slide around, and has been great for working long hours comfortably. Even the packaging seemed thoughtful compared to normal Amazon items- came with a thank you note and mustache sticker :)

Good quality and works very well for the price would buy from them again.

A bargain ! Id recommend.

I’ve been using the Mr. Pen Mouse Pad for a while now, and it’s proven to be great for my work setup. The wrist support is comfortable and provides good cushioning, reducing wrist strain during long hours at the desk. The surface is smooth, and my mouse tracks well on it, making it perfect for office tasks and general work-related activities.However, I wouldn’t recommend it for gaming. The pad’s size is a bit too small for fast, wide mouse movements needed in gaming. If you're someone who needs a larger surface for gaming, this might feel restrictive.Overall, for its price, it offers good value. It’s not the most premium option, but for comfort during work, it’s definitely worth the price. If you’re looking for a simple, ergonomic mouse pad for office use, this is a solid pick.

I freaking love this mouse pad. Not onlyDo I love this color, the pad is so soft and the bump is the perfect ergonomic mouse pad ever. It’s not mushy or stiff, it’s just perfect. I love it very much.

The best feature of this mouse pad is the gel wrist rest. It is very comfortable for extended mouse use.

This mouse pad has a wrist rest on it and it feels much better to rest your hand than hold it up constantly.

Overview:* If you're looking for a wrist-supporting mouse pad that will last forever, this isn't it. If you're looking for a cheap but functional one for short term, this one is perfect!* The cushion deflated after two months daily use.* The material was funky smelling when first out of the package, but smelled fine after off-gasing for a few hours.* The back of the pad was sticky, not like an adhesive that leaves a residue but rather like tacky rubber. The stickiness wore off after repositioning the mouse pad several times, but it wasn't really designed to be peeled up and put back down all the times I did.EDIT: After posting my review, the seller, Mr. Pen, reached out to me. This wasn't a paid opportunity or anything; I didn't get this mousepad as part of a brand deal. He just reached out on his own initiative and offered a refund, even though my order was *well past* the return window.I realize this sounds like "oh she posted a bad review, then the seller gave a refund, so now she's got her money back she's changed her tune." Yes, but let's be real here: it was $7. And more importantly, this website-that-starts-with-A-and-ends-with-zon is a heartless megalithic void monster that can crush a small seller for bad reviews. A real human person goes out of business.Anyway I've changed my review because honestly I got what I needed from the mousepad. I bought it with short term use in mind, and it met that need.I needed a mouse pad with wrist support, but I didn't want to invest in a nicer once because I never used a wrist supporting thing like this before. So I got a cheap one - this one.It didn't last very long, but that's okay, I got what I wanted out of it! I was able to test out whether a wrist-supporting mouse pad would be good for me (spoiler alert: yeah wow supporting your joints is a good idea what a shock) and also get used to the change in wrist/arm position.