MSI AGILITY GD20 mouse pad 12.60" x 8.66" 5mm
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- Natural Rubber Base
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A leather and copper-aluminium palm rest that supports wrists during typing
The AZIO Palm Rest Retro Artisan is a keyboard accessory designed to provide wrist support during typing sessions. It features a black leather surface combined with copper aluminium accents for a distinctive retro aesthetic. This accessory suits users seeking ergonomic comfort with a premium material finish.
The leather wrist surface offers a soft contact area while the copper aluminium base adds structural rigidity and visual contrast. Its flat profile allows it to sit flush against the desk alongside most keyboard layouts. The mixed-material construction resists daily wear without requiring specific mounting hardware.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | AZIO Corporation |
| Product color | Black |
The palm rest combines black leather with copper and aluminium accents for a retro artisan appearance.
It is finished in black leather with copper-coloured aluminium detailing.
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