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The PalmPuk (with MS Paint graphics)
vvp:
--- Quote from: TheSoulhunter on Sat, 11 July 2026, 18:20:17 ---The photographer, as well as the model, might not know how the products works...
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Well, those images are quite a new level of cringey :eek:
PandaKB:
--- Quote from: TheSoulhunter on Sat, 11 July 2026, 06:53:17 ---
--- Quote from: PandaKB on Sat, 11 July 2026, 00:53:27 ---That’s a brilliant concept! Honestly, the "hovering while supported" feel is a game-changer for split boards.
I actually bought a very similar sliding wrist rest a while ago. It’s also split and has a silicone pad that tilts and supports your wrist at any angle, and it even has RGB built-in.
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Thanks for ya kind words...
Is your wrist-rest this thing by any chance?
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Are you willing to share your experience?
Is the range of motion good enough?
Is the addition of tilting helpful?
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Spot on, that's exactly the one!
The movement is actually great—the bottom uses regular mouse feet, so sliding it around is incredibly smooth, and your palm sits comfortably on that top silicone layer.
The tilt feature is definitely a massive plus. When you're typing, your hands naturally shift and tilt slightly. Because the center support tilts along with your movement, it provides really solid, dynamic support. My overall take? It's definitely worth a try!
TheSoulhunter:
--- Quote from: PandaKB on Mon, 13 July 2026, 03:09:54 ---Spot on, that's exactly the one!
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It's definitely worth a try!
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Thanks for your response...
I gonna order one for testing!
PandaKB:
--- Quote from: TheSoulhunter on Mon, 13 July 2026, 07:52:59 ---
--- Quote from: PandaKB on Mon, 13 July 2026, 03:09:54 ---Spot on, that's exactly the one!
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It's definitely worth a try!
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Thanks for your response...
I gonna order one for testing!
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I’d highly recommend going with the black version. I bought the white one before, and it had some tiny black specks and impurities on the surface—probably from dust or debris getting into the mold during production. I actually had to exchange it a few times just to finally get a white one that was basically flawless.
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