Took Adjustment, But Overall Worthwhile

I'll be completely honest, when I first put the mouse pad down and tried using it, I felt a little jipped. The wrist-rest felt too firm, my hand-positioning seemed to be negatively effected, and raised edges looked to be restraining. Only two days later though, and all those problems have gone away. The wrist-rest has formed to fit my wrist, my hand now actually feels better in this position than it did on my prior flat mouse pad, and the edges have actually been really useful to me (in fairness for this one, the only thing I really use my computer for is web browsing, writing, and gaming, and the prior two don't require much mouse movement, and I have my settings customized for the latter where the restricted space isn't really a downside) in not making wild gestures with my mouse. I do think the entry barrier is a bit steep, but once I got used to it the mouse-pad became wonderful. A lot of the lower ratings focus around how they "immediately" knew that it wasn't for them, and while I don't know whether or not they would've liked it had they spent more time with it, I know that I did, so consider that as you will.

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