MacBook Pro sharp edges hurting near wrist

Raviamb wrote:

iMac Pro sharp edges hurting and burning sensation near wrist. Have to keep soft clothes beneath wrist. Disastrous design

You can provide product design feedback to Apple here: Product Feedback - Apple

Your typing position for longer than momentary use should give you a 'neutral' wrist position, with hands bent nether upward or downward.

If that does not happen naturally, you may need to lower your typing platform, or use a separate keyboard or a separate display or pointing device that can provide such a wrist position.

Keeping your wrists cocked is an invitation to Repetitive Strain Injury.

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Proper hand placement will likely fix that issue.

Typing aids are available all over the internet. Amazon for instance: https://www.amazon.com/Computer-Accessories-Carpal-Tunnel/s?k=Computer+Accessories+for+Carpal+Tunnel

You problem may not be CTS, but the design will work for your issue. This is a recognized approach industry wide for such troubles.

Apple feedback: Product Feedback - Apple

I'm nearly 70 years old and love my Mac Book Pro... but the edges are a disaster and please bear in mind many people are too old to start re-learning hand typing positions. Also due to years of bad work position, I sit in a comfy chair, leaning back with the laptop (it's in the name) on my lap. This does cause badly sore wrists. A soft edge accessory would be brilliant