Redragon P035 Meteor S Computer Keyboard Wrist Rest Pad
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Bottom line: The Redragon P035 Meteor S Computer Keyboard Wrist Rest Pad: Sized 11.38 x 2.87 in to match 61-key 60% boards without overhang; main trade-off: S size only fits 60% boards; TKL and full-size need the M or L.
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ Sized 11.38 x 2.87 in to match 61-key 60% boards without overhang
- ✓ 8-degree tilt angle stops the wrist from hanging below the keyboard
- ✓ Memory foam core under faux leather compresses to your wrist shape
- ✓ Six anti-slip rubber pads keep the rest aligned with the keyboard
Cons
- ✗ S size only fits 60% boards; TKL and full-size need the M or L
- ✗ 20mm height may sit too tall for low-profile or flat keyboards
- ✗ Faux leather surface can feel warm during long summer sessions
- ✗ Memory foam pads compress over time and lose their original loft
Manufacturer description
The Redragon P035 Meteor S is a 60% keyboard wrist rest built for people who spend hours at a compact 61-key board. At 11.38 x 2.87 inches with a 0.78 inch (20mm) height, it lines up with the footprint of a 60% layout instead of overhanging it, and the 8-degree tilt angle keeps your wrist supported rather than hanging off the desk edge during long typing or gaming sessions. Inside is memory foam under a faux leather surface, so the pad compresses to the shape of your wrist and wipes clean without soaking up desk grime. Six anti-slip rubber pads on the underside hold the Redragon P035 in…
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this wrist rest fit my 60% keyboard?
The S size measures 11.38 x 2.87 x 0.78 in (289 x 73 x 20 mm), sized for 61-key 60% layouts. Measure your keyboard's width first; Redragon also sells M for 80% TKL and L for standard 104-key boards.
How tall is the Redragon P035 and will it match my keyboard height?
The pad is 20mm (0.78 in) tall with an 8-degree tilt. That suits keyboards with some front-edge height. On a very low-profile or flat board, 20mm may raise your wrist above the keys.
Does it slide around while gaming?
Six anti-slip rubber pads are attached to the base to hold it in place next to the keyboard. Redragon states the base is designed so the rest and keyboard feel like one piece during use.
What is the surface made of and how do I clean it?
The top is faux leather over a memory foam core. Redragon recommends wiping it clean, so a damp cloth or wipe handles most desk grime without soaking the foam.
Is it worth it compared to more expensive wrist rests?
Among budget wrist rests, it holds its own. Higher-priced rests typically add gel or cooling covers rather than a different core design.
Key Features
- Fatigue Killer - Ergonomic layout dedicated for wrist care during long-time keyboard using, prolong your usage time whether gaming or typing.
- Smooth Feel - Soft faux leather surface built-in with memory foam offers your wrist a cozy pillow. Easy to lay your hand on and quick to maintain clean with wipes.
- Perfect Angle - 20 mm pad height with perfect 8° tilt angle, make sure your hand is naturally laid on the keyboard without a hanging wrist. Enjoy more comfortable typing with a less sore wrist feel.
- Stable Base - The pad base is attached stably with 6 anti-slip rubbers, which provides more stability for the wrist pad and makes the support part seemed to be stickered to the keyboard as one.
- Three Sizes - S/M/L three sizes are selectable for whether 61 keys 60% keyboard, compact 80% TKL or standard 104 keys layout. S: 11.38 x 2.87 x 0.78 in (289 x 73 x 20 mm)
Full Specifications
| Size | 60% Compact |
|---|---|
| Brand | Redragon |
| Color | Black |
| Style | Meteor S |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Material | Rubber Memory Foam Faux Leather Leather |
| Dimensions | 11.38 x 2.87 x 0.78 in |
| Item Shape | Irregular shape |
| Model Name | P035 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Form Factor | Ergonomic |
| Model Number | P035 |
| Fill Material | Memory foam |
| Material Type | Rubber Memory Foam Faux Leather Leather |
| Cover Material | Faux Leather |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Compatible Devices | Laptop |
| Keyboard Description | gaming |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 11.38"L x 2.87"W |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 205723984 |
| Full listing title | Redragon P035 Meteor S Computer Keyboard Wrist Rest Pad, Ergonomic Soft Memory Foam Wrist Support w/Anti-Slip Rubber Base, 60% 61 Keys Compact Size 11.38 x 2.87 in, 0.78 inch (20mm) Height, Black |
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