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How to Export Database Data to CSV, PDF and Excel
20 Mar, 2026







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For £13.75 ex-VAT, this is a sensible buy if you get mouse-wrist fatigue or you’re just done with hard desk surfaces. The gel-style wrist rest/palm support is the right idea for most people who do a lot of office work, and the non-slip PU base is genuinely useful—cheap pads love to creep, but a decent base keeps your mouse area where you put it. If your setup is pretty standard (laptop/monitor on a fixed desk, long stretches of spreadsheet work, CRM use, etc.), it’ll usually feel like “instant comfort” without changing your workflow.
That said, it’s not for everyone. If you’re very precision-oriented (graphics, CAD-style micro-movements) you might find that a cushioned rest slightly changes your hand position—some users prefer floating wrists. Also, gel rests can get annoying if your desk is very hot/cold or if you’re rough with gear; they’re comfortable, but they’re still a pad that can wear over time. Overall: I’d recommend this for office staff and admin teams, call-centres, and anyone whose wrists complain—less so for power users with highly specific mouse-technique preferences or who already have a proper armrest setup.

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