Made for a 75% board, the AULA F75 Wrist Rest covers only the main keys of a full-size AULA F108 PRO V2 or S102 PRO. The number pad, arrows and navigation keys sit past its end, so a right hand on the numpad gets no support; centre it under the letters instead.
A wrist rest is sized for a keyboard, and when the two do not match, one hand usually ends up unsupported. The AULA F75 Wrist Rest was made for a 75% board, AULA's own F75. Put it in front of a full-size keyboard such as the AULA F108 PRO V2 or the S102 PRO and it will not reach across. Here is what a 75% wrist rest on a full-size keyboard covers, what it leaves out, and how to place it so it still helps.
The F75 Wrist Rest covers the main typing area of a full-size board but stops before the arrow keys, navigation cluster and number pad. On the F108 PRO V2 or the S102 PRO, that means your left hand and the typing half of your right hand get support, while a hand working the numpad does not. Centre the rest under the letter keys, not under the whole board. At Evetech the rest costs R39, the S102 PRO R299, and the F108 PRO V2 R949 in Black/Grey/White or R1,099 in Dark/Light Grey.
A 75% layout keeps the letters, numbers row, function row and a compact set of arrows, but it drops the number pad and squeezes the navigation keys. A rest shaped for that layout is correspondingly shorter than a full-size keyboard.
Both of those keyboards run the full 100% layout, with the number pad sitting on the far right. Line the F75 Wrist Rest up under their main keys and the rest runs out before the arrows and numpad begin. That is not a flaw in either product; they were simply designed for different keyboard sizes.
The F108 is a mechanical board with hot-swap LEOBOG linear switches. Place the rest under the main typing block, centred roughly between the left Shift and the right Enter area. Both palms settle there between bursts of typing, and your right hand moves off it when you reach for the arrows or the numpad.
The S102 PRO is a membrane keyboard with a front edge that sits at 2cm, plus kickstands with three typing angles. Because it starts relatively low, a rest is more of a comfort choice than a necessity. If you use one, the same rule applies: centre it under the letters and let the numpad side stay open.
If your right hand spends most of the day on the number pad, for example keying ID numbers, account references or spreadsheet figures, a 75%-sized rest will not support the hand doing most of the work. In that case you have a few options:
For mixed typing and number entry, keeping the rest under the letters is usually the best balance.
AULA made the rest for its F75 keyboard. Its Gradient Grey finish darkens towards the left and brightens towards the right, and the AULA logo marks the lighter end. That grey pairs naturally with the F108 Sea Dome edition in dark grey and light grey, or with the grey S102 PRO.
All three products here, the rest and both keyboards, carry Evetech's 1 Year Local Warranty. Rests and other desk add-ons live in Evetech's keyboard accessories category. The F108 is listed with the gaming keyboards.
No. It was made for a 75% board, so it ends before the arrows and number pad of a full-size layout.
Under the main typing keys, so both palms can settle on it between bursts.
Not necessarily. Its front edge sits at 2cm and it has three typing angles, so a rest is optional.
A 75%-sized rest will not reach it. Hover that hand, or position the rest under the numpad if your other hand rarely types.
It sits well beside the F108's dark grey and light grey edition and the grey S102 PRO.
Pairing a rest with a full-size board? Browse Evetech's keyboard accessories and find a setup that supports the hands doing the most work on your desk.
No. It was made for a 75% board, so it ends before the arrows and number pad of a full-size layout.
Under the main typing keys, so both palms can settle on it between bursts.
Not necessarily. Its front edge sits at 2cm and it has three typing angles, so a rest is optional.
A 75%-sized rest will not reach it. Hover that hand, or position the rest under the numpad if your other hand rarely types.
It sits well beside the F108's dark grey and light grey edition and the grey S102 PRO.
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