Cerakey x Ellipsis Ceramic Wrist Rest Review!

Switching from a flat keyboard, such as on a laptop, to a mechanical keyboard, for example, may seem “expensive”.

A “wrist rest” or “palm rest” is useful in such cases.

The so-called “raise the height of the palm of your hand so that you can strike down from above with ease” is the raison d’être of the wrist rest.

This wrist rest is actually quite profound.

Inexpensive wooden products have become the mainstream, but wood has many disadvantages: it is light and moves, it slides, it sticks and floats with sweat, and it gets dirty.

To solve such weaknesses, a variety of wrist rests made of glass, acrylic, metal, and other materials have been introduced.

Cerakey has released a wrist rest made of ceramics.

This article reviews a ceramic wrist rest released by Cerakey.

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Cerakey x Ellipsis Ceramic Wrist Restraints Overview

• Size: 79mm x 321mm H=12mm/20mm
• Weight: approx. 530g
• Applicable keyboard size: 65%/75% width
• Coloring: White Crazed / Black / Indigo / Water Bule

Price: $65.00

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[Photos] Cerakey x Ellipsis Ceramic Wrist Restraint Review

Let’s take a look at some actual photos of ceramic wrist rests.

It arrived in a just-right-sized box like this.

It is covered with a cushioning material so firm that even if it were to be thrown during delivery, it would not be a problem.

The “White Crazed” model was offered this time.

The coloring is not “white” but rather “cream,” and the surface dares to have the cracks characteristic of ceramics.

The height of the front side is 12 mm and the height of the keyboard side is 20 mm, and the width is adapted to the typical 65%/75% size.

The weight was 545 grams, which is heavy for a “ceramic” product.

Let’s come a little closer and take a look.

It has very intricate “holes” along with a beautiful crack pattern.

Its look, as if it were created by stretching a viscous object, was “foreign” in a good sense.

This cavity is not only a vertical hole, but also a horizontal one.

Let’s see how it fits on a real keyboard.

We start with the Nada65 with the White Ceazed keycap.

Next, we paired it with the Vortex M0110 in the royal retro color scheme.

In this way, it is easy to see that the coloring matches the cream-colored Alpha key.

From another angle.

After all, if you want to match the color with the keyboard, a “cream” color is a better match than “white”.

And as I was typing, I thought that my palm fits nicely in this cavity.

summary

This is a review of the Cerakey x Ellipsis ceramic wrist rest from Cerakey.

Let’s check the specs again.

There are a variety of wrist rests made of different materials, but I think ceramic wrist rests are a good idea.

It feels nice and cool, the weight allows for solid typing, and it has a unique look… As for the price, it is a little more expensive than wooden wrist rests, but we felt it was well worth it.

If you are interested, please take a look at the official website.

Use coupon code “ryo10” for $5.00 off.