Keychron Resin Palm Rest

I've had mine for about a year here are my pros and cons.
Pros: Visually I love it. I like that's it's the same width as my keyboard too and it has a good weight to it making it feel premium. The dark color also hides finger (wrist?) prints so it doesn't look gross unless I'm looking for it.
Cons: Biggest con is that the mold does not have insets for the rubber feet that are on the bottom of it. This means that they do not stay in place and if you shift it at all on a grippy enough surface (mines on a cloth mousepad) they will eventually fall off as mine have. Additionally a more minor issue is that the rear height of the wrist rest is shorter than the front height of my Q3. It's only a mm or 2 so it doesn't really bother me in practice but worth noting.

Looks great, feels great, really enjoying it with my K2 V2 keyboard!

I love the sleek look and comfort of the resin. It's almost a perfect wrist rest, but falls short in one area: the rubber feet. They shift around and lead to instability of the rest, causing it to rock when pressure is unevenly applied. I replaced them once with a fresh set from Keychron, but the same thing happened again. I purchased some third party strip grips which are better, but it would be nice to have something thicker designed for the wrist rest. Part of the challenge is that it's such a slick material, that adhesives have a hard time remaining stable.

Sadly, there are bubbles enclosed in the resin. But besides that great product!

The wrist rest itself is really nice, I have rarely seen one of this quality. Though that cannot be said about the standing feet (thingies for making it not slide), which do not match the overall quality of the item. They fell off pretty soon, and I keep putting them on. The glue is probably not strong enough, because the feet keep sliding around and smearing the thin layer of glue all over the bottom of the item. Other than that, the wrist wrest looks amazing and feels very solid.