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Wrist rests can ease strain on the hand during long hours at a mouse. Consumer Reports tested 12 models to find the most supportive picks
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Wrist rests promise relief for anyone who spends hours gripping a computer mouse each day. Shape, material and how the pad interacts with mouse movement all affect whether a wrist rest actually reduces strain or just adds another obstacle on the desk.
Consumer Reports evaluated 12 wrist rests for ergonomic design, comfort and ease of cleaning during real office tasks and mouse-heavy gaming, so anyone shopping for one can find a pick that fits how they work.
