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Solid Cork Wrist Rest for Keychron Split Q11 Mechanical Keyboard

Solid Cork Wrist Rest for Keychron Split Q11 Mechanical Keyboard

A pair cut to the Keychron Q11's left and right halves, at 19 mm, so it sits 1 mm under the Q11's 20 mm front edge. Soft yet firm, so it doesn't smush. Firm at hour eight, same as it was at hour one.

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Made for the Q11, not the Q11 Ultra. The Ultra is 27 mm at the front edge, so this pair would sit 8 mm low there.

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4.93 average from 58 reviews · Made by me in Utah · 30-day returns, I pay the shipping

A pair cut for the Keychron Q11's asymmetric halves: 168 mm left, 177 mm right.

19 mm (¾") sloping to 13 mm (½"), so it sits 1 mm under the Q11's 20 mm front edge. Not for the Q11 Ultra, whose front edge is 27 mm.

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Soft yet firm, so it doesn't smush.

Foam gives, then keeps giving, then stops coming back. Gel moves under you. Wood and resin don't move at all, which sounds supportive until hour six. Cork sits between them and stays there.

A buyer put it better than any spec sheet: "Softer than wood or epoxy, harder than gels and silicone. Great middleground."

Another one: "My other wrist rests are wood and then one that's K9, and after using them for a long time you do feel the stiffness start to bother your wrist. The cork is firm but somehow softer than the wood, I can use it longer without the fatigue."

It's the Birkenstock for your wrist: a little unglamorous at first, then very hard to give up.

Is 19 mm right for your board?

Look at your board from the side. The number that matters is the height of the front edge, the lip nearest you, measured from the desk up. A ruler stood on the desk gets you close enough. A rest should sit 1 to 2 mm under that number, so your hands run onto the keys instead of climbing up to them.

Your board's front edgeThe rest for it
About 14 to 16 mm13 mm low profile
About 17 to 19 mmIn between. Send me the number and I'll tell you which.
About 20 to 22 mm19 mm. This one.
Taller than 22 mmTaller than I stock. Send me your board first.

Boards I've measured myself

BoardFront edgeWhat fits
Keychron Q1120 mm19 mm. Sits 1 mm under, right where it should.
Keychron Q11 Ultra27 mmNot yet. 19 mm sits 8 mm low.
Keychron HE23 mm19 mm sits 4 mm low. Ask me first.
Full-height Keychron (Q, V, C)22 to 25 mmAsk me first.
NuPhy Air 75 v329 mmNot yet.

I don't stock a taller height yet. Tell me your board and its number, and it goes straight into deciding what I cut next.

Length

The two halves of a Q11 aren't the same width, so neither is this pair: 168 mm on the left, 177 mm on the right.

Own a Q11 Ultra, or a different split?

The Ultra's front edge is 27 mm, so this pair would sit 8 mm low. I don't stock that height yet. Send me your board and its number. Every board I hear about goes into deciding what I cut next.

What you're getting

A height matched to your board. Two stock heights: 13 mm for low-profile boards, 19 mm for standard ones. Pick the one that sits 1 to 2 mm under your board's front edge.

Solid cork the whole way through. Not foam with a cork wrapper. Cut one in half and it's cork in the middle, which is why it doesn't sink into a permanent dent shaped like your wrist.

Non-skid feet included. Bare cork slides on a bare desk. The feet fix that.

Made by me, in Utah. One person, one bench. Solid Portuguese cork, from bark that regrows on the same tree, agglomerated in the USA. Made to order and shipped within 5 business days.

The Love Your Desk Guarantee. If you don't love it, return it within 30 days and I pay for the return shipping.

Close up making of custom cork wrist rest in the shop

I milled the first one for myself.

Twenty years at a computer against film deadlines. 100-hour weeks. Six years on a single film, going over every pixel.

I bought wrist rests. The foam ones flattened. I threw one away the day the lights came up in a dark office and I finally saw how flat it had gotten.

I also build furniture. I know what a block of wood feels like under your wrist, and it isn't comfort.

So I milled a piece of cork for my own desk, then kept simplifying it until I stopped noticing it was there. That's the whole product.

I own a Keychron Q11 and a V3, and they need different rests. Tell me yours.

Send me your board

How cork compares to foam and wood

Feature Cork Foam Wood
Long-lasting
Ergonomically Soft
Ergonomically Supportive
Easy to Clean
Eco-friendly

58 reviews, 4.93 average

"Soft yet firm. Great overall."

"Very comfortable and without smushing under the pressure of my wrist."

"Absolutely perfect for the ZSA.io Voyager split keyboard!"

"Seller answered my questions and was kind enough to make a custom length wrist rest to fit my keyboard."

  • 5 stars: 3 (75%)
  • 4 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 1 (25%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Anonymous
Does the job but not far from premium

I purchased this wrist rest for the Keychron Q11 Ultra for Mac, and while the width is correct and it matches the split keyboard well, the overall product is disappointing. The main issue is that the profile is too flat: it does not raise my hands into a comfortable typing position. The supplied adhesive pads appear to be intended for placement along the longer edge closer to the keyboard, adding a slight tilt, but even when used this way the elevation is still not enough. I also find the pad solution itself very poor. Every other wrist rest I have used had proper custom-made rubber feet on the bottom, which provide grip without sticking to the desk. These adhesive pads feel like the cheapest possible option: they initially stick to the desk, then start losing adhesion and come off easily. For a custom-designed accessory, especially at this price, that feels surprisingly low-effort. The cork material also does not feel premium to me; it makes my hands feel slightly dirty (it's a porous material) and too warm during use. Considering that a generic wooden wrist rest can be bought for about half the price with much faster delivery, this product does not feel like good value. It fits the keyboard in width, but in comfort, materials, stability, and overall execution, it falls well short of what I expected.

Hello! Thank you for the thoughtful review! I am sorry to hear you are not happy with the product.
Re: pads–The pads are attached to a card with a QR code which should explain that they are rarely needed (only for the most slippery of surfaces) as cork has natural grip. Did you try the rest without the adhesive pads? Perhaps it is no-skid enough without them.
Re: height–The product page lists the height as 0.75” which is comfortable for most. What would the ideal height be for you? Perhaps I could include a riser or send you some taller rubber feet which may solve both issues?
Re:premium–I am sorry you do not feel the hand made solid cork does not feel premium. As our policy states, you can return the product for a full refund (I pay shipping) if you are not satisfied. Just reach out to us via the website contact form.
Thanks again for the feedback!
Micah, Owner.

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william

works fine nothing else to add

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Ryan

Awesome item!! very comfortable while still offering support.

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Martina
Super comfy!

I love the wrist rests for my keychron, and it transitions seamlessly to my vertical mouse.

Specs

MaterialSolid agglomerated Portuguese cork
Height19 mm (¾") at the back, sloping to 13 mm (½") at the front
Pieces2, cut to the Q11: 168 mm left, 177 mm right
Width76 mm (3")
BaseSelf-adhesive non-skid feet included
FinishPlant-based oil and wax. No mineral oil, no VOCs. Finish contains highly refined almond oil
Made inUtah, USA
Lead timeMade to order. Ships within 5 business days
CareWipe with a damp cloth. Don't submerge it. Care guide

Questions

Which height do I need?

Measure your board's front edge, the lip closest to you, from the desk up. Pick the rest 1 to 2 mm under it: 13 mm for boards around 14 to 16 mm, 19 mm for boards around 20 to 22 mm. In between, or taller? Send me your board and I'll tell you.

What if none of the lengths fit?

For a single rest, I'll cut one to your exact length. For a split pair in a length that isn't listed, send me your board.

Will it flatten like foam?

It's solid cork the whole way through, not foam with a cork cover, so there's no soft core to flatten. Soft yet firm is the phrase buyers keep using.

Will it slide around?

Not with the feet on. Bare cork on a bare desk does slide, which is why non-skid feet come with every rest.

How long does it take?

Every rest is made to order and ships within 5 business days.

My board is taller than 22 mm. Can you help?

Send me your board and its front-edge number. I don't stock a taller height yet, and every board I hear about goes into deciding what I cut next.

What's the finish?

A plant-based oil and wax. No mineral oil, no VOCs, no plastic skin to peel. The finish contains highly refined almond oil.

What if I just don't like it?

Return it within 30 days and I pay for the return shipping. That's the Love Your Desk Guarantee.