DELTAHUB Carpio G2.0 - - Advanced Ergonomic Right-Handed Gaming Wrist Rest for Mouse - Superior Support for Serious Gamers - Anti-Fatigue, Smooth Glide (Large, Right, Black)

I would read the occasional comment saying that the price for this is a tad too steep. Well let me tell you, this is definitely worth it. As I’m sure you did/are, I went through a few years of discomfort in my wrist while using a computer mouse (otherwise you probably wouldn’t be here). I went through a few other (cheaper) attempts to help alleviate the discomfort. Ultimately I ran with a wrist brace for a while. It did the job, but my forearm would always sweat, the Velcro straps got loose over time, and after all that effort the support was at most just “good enough”. After a couple of years enduring that, I finally decided to spring for this. Boy was I impressed. Right off the bat you’ll see the beautiful packaging. You really get the impression you’re really getting a quality item. I opened the package and took out the item. At first I thought the hub was kind of weak because when I loosened the strap the whole thing would tug. WATCH THE VIDEO THAT IS INCLUDED WITH THE ITEM. Turns out you don’t have to create a gap and squeeze your arm in there. The strap is also incredibly designed. The adjustable strap comes with a magnetic end that removes as you put on/take off the hub. If you really analyze it, you’ll see it is not symmetrical. They really took the effort to design it to the contours of the human hand. 5/5 would definitely recommend.

I had high expectations, and it far exceeded them. I'm passionate about video games, and this product is fantastic. It was definitely designed by a gamer, or at least someone who advised one. I chose this version because I play a lot of shooters and constantly have to lift my mouse, so this strap is perfect for that. It's incredibly comfortable and breathable, and above all, it works flawlessly for gliding on my mousepad (Pulsar Paraglide), and I feel like I have more precision. I sincerely recommend it, and I might make a video later to complement this review. An excellent product, and I'm very happy with the shipping; it arrived in perfect condition. Greetings from Lima, Peru.

I bought the first version of this wrist rest years ago when I saw it on an Instagram post. I was first interested in this product due to its minimal and small form factor. The first version was very uncomfortable and hurt my wrist more than not using it. I'm happy to say that this version has definitely improved! Upon first use, I found it comfortable enough, but that 1 week break in period was just getting used to that slight pressure during use below my palm. I decided on this G2.0 wrist rest instead of the 2.0 version because from previous experience with the small form factor, it'd be hard to find the sweet spot on my wrist to the pad, and the wrist strap would ensure that my wrist stays at that comfortable spot even after lifting my hand from the desk. The soft silicone material gives my wrist a firm yet comfortable rest for my wrist, but the right pad is a lot more flimsy than the left. Although the bottom already allows for a pretty smooth glide across my mouse pad, I think this would've benefited from a flat bottom to allow the use of superglides to be added. I do like the vented pads that allow airflow, but I think I'd prefer a smoother and faster movement from the wrist rest to match my mouse more. I didn't really have an issue switching from my mouse to keyboard while wearing this on my wrist, but then again I am not continuously typing on the keyboard. I bought this while it was on sale for Prime day at $36, which is a much better deal than what it normally goes for. Even at the sale price, it is still a pretty pricey accessory, but after using it for a week or so I feel less fatigue in my wrist and don't regret purchasing. I did buy one as a gift for someone, but I know that experiences vary with this particular wrist rest so a gift receipt was included. I am not confident he may find it comfortable, but am hoping it will help his wrist since he complains of wrist pain from using his mouse and keyboard for work. As a casual gamer and frequent PC user, I found this wrist rest comfortable to use and appreciated the way it moves fairly well with your mouse. I feel there is plenty of room for improvement, but am satisfied with it at this time.

It makes the difference between my shoulder, wrist, and elbow hurting all damn day and not. Pricepoint is a little steep now with tariffs, but it's sincerely worth every penny when compared to going to the chiro for the same issues.

Its okay. I love the idea of this. I as someone that hates the friction that sometimes you'll get on a mousepad, in my case a glass mousepad, this is an amazing product. Todays date: 11/27/25 A few points I want to cover as feedback for the company/product and anyone interested in buying it. ( I will update this in the future after I've used it for longer) Pros: - The ergonomics are okay, if you properly place them where they are supposed to be, otherwise its not that comfortable. I went with the larger version. - Glides pretty well on my glass pad. - Helps with removing friction from wrist/lower palm - Good for those that control/move the mouse using their whole arm (in my case im more wrist with minor need to move whole hand/arm) Cons: - Comfort - as stated before, the ergonomics are decent as long as you place them exactly where they are supposed to be, otherwise, even slightly off feels uncomfortable. - Height - wayyy too high. The item is too thick, raising your wrist/palm way too higher than what it feels comfortable. So basically any good things about ergonomics get ruined by the height of this thing (IMO). This is crucial because you lose a bit of that center of gravity if you will that comes from your wrist. Now hear me out, this might not be an issue at all for those that are heavy arm/elbow users that move their whole arm to control their mouse, for those users I would say this would be great for you! - The strap could be more intuitive and go around the thumb as well before strapping to he magnet. Feedback: - It would be great if it wasn't as thick and it was more lower. The thinnest point of the item is about probably a sweets spot, it would be great if the whole item kept that thinness. See pictures for reference. If they want to keep the ergonomics (one side thicker and other thinner), they could make the thinnest part of the item right now be the thickest part of a future version and then make it thinner for the new thinner part. - I would like the item to not be too far front into the palm and a little further back. Also adding a little more width to the overall item would be good. - Making the strap not only go over your hand, but instead also going around the thumb ( see pics for reference ) I am using a simple led remote controller for reference in feel, glide, and height/size ( see pictures, it actually feels better than this product) Recommendation for users: - Definitely would recommend those who like to move their whole arm to control their mouse, you will enjoy this item! - If you want to experience this ergo design, get it, but see the above first. Honestly I am currently preferring a simple LED remote controller instead of this item. The LED controller is a little wider, glides just as good if not better, and its way thinner. I would love to see a future version that is thinner and slightly wider and not too far front in the palm of the hand. PSA: I do not like that amazon automatically is giving ✔️to everything (outside design) it feels disingenuous based on everything i've said. See picures LOL

I never write reviews, but I felt compelled to write this one after using the Carpio G2.0. I spend a lot of time on my computer, either working or gaming. And I mean A LOT of time. Usually up to 15 hours/day. My wrist started getting really stiff and sore after some long gaming sessions, and I was afraid I would need to see an orthopedic surgeon. After trying various wrist braces with no success, I went to Amazon looking for something else to try and I came across the G2.0. It looked odd, but intriguing, so I decided to give it a try. Worst case, I would be out a few dollars and continue my search. When it arrived I had to try it immediately, and I was hooked. It elevates my hand just enough to relieve all pressure from my wrist, but not so much that it makes mousing awkward. I also have no trouble typing while using it (writing with it on is difficult, though!). The pain relief was almost instant. The package and reviews say it takes a couple weeks to get used to, but I loved it from the first day and don't notice it at all while using it. In fact, I often forget I have it strapped to my hand until after I've left my computer to do something else. It is very comfortable (I am a woman and have wide hands, so I bought the large size), and it glides across my mousepad effortlessly. I am happy to report that my wrist pain and stiffness disappeared after only a couple of days of using this device. I like it so much that I have been bragging to my friends and family about it. I just ordered a second one to use with my laptop. This device was definitely worth every penny of my investment.

Yes, it really works. easy to use and get the hang of and really made a difference while using the mouse for extended periods of time / I can feel the difference in my wrist. Super light weight and and small enough that it fits in your pocket. Designed really well with quality in mind. The strap on top has a small magnet to attach and secure to your hand. Zero complaints comfort wise. I would highly suggest this amazing tool.

**EDIT Unfortunately after about 15 days worth of usage, with only 'heavy/intense' use of maybe ten hours where I'm pressing the right side of my palm INTO the rest, it has begun to DEFINABLY wear away I loved this little thing and it was a lifesaver on pain. But the materials are exceptionally cheap and the design for the right side of the rest has clearly the weaker design element of it. I'm not even using the strap and the silicone feels as though were I to press into the center of the right cheek, it would split apart. Very disappointing Design: This forces you to switch from a 'claw grip' or moving your cursor only with your wrist but instead to moving your whole arm. I would do this previously without this product and I would experience severe strain. My health: I have severe degeneration of one of the discs in my back. It encumbers me greatly and leaves me very weak and prone to pain. Usage: I'm using this product a minimum of ten hours a day now for a several weeks and totally adore it. Its never not been comfortable. Durability: The strap ripped off while I was opening it and the otherside that is attached unfortunately a total PoS - the adhesive is clearly weaker than Elmer's Glue. This required some adjustment for me because I can't lift my hand when I run out of mouse mat space (this only really comes up when I occasionally play a game). Summary: Don't underspend when it comes to your health. Trust me when I tell you that when you stop having chronic pain, even for five minutes, you'll observe how different even your mood or appetite is. I'm planning on perhaps getting one for my keyboard side or something comparable. If you buy it off their website I believe it comes free.