The Other Pad: Yes, A Mousepad Guide

[Guest]

This mousepad is awesome. For a little more insight on this mousepad I found this article helpful. http/www.hardwarehash.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3:saitek-cyborg-v5-gaming-mat&catid=10:misc&Itemid=3

 

[delbunk]

[citation][nom]sutleyc[/nom]Allsop Metal Art Mousepad, smooth plastic metal base on a non-slip surface. I use one at home (FPS) and the office (Photoshop).http/www.allsop.com/classic-mous [...] mouse-pad/[/citation]


I use this pad as well. I really like it, best pad I ever owned and it seems like it will last a lifetime. Its surface is a hard plastic, and it has a metal base with rubber on the bottom so it does not slip. The edges of the pad are metal too. It tracks well with my MX518 which is an optical mouse.

 

[SchizoFrog]

Considering the ever increasing popularity of Roccat peripherals I am surprised that they didn't get a mention. Especially the Sota:

http/www.scan.co.uk/Products/Roccat-Sota-Granular-Blue-Gaming-Mousepad

 

[kiri_06]

Don't forget ZOWIE, very good mousepad and ROCCAT

See all mousepad here

http/www.pure-gaming.fr/magasin/Catalogue/35/peripheriques/tapis-de-souris.html

 

[wolfram23]

I bought a mousepad because it had a gel wrist support, which I've never had before and I quite like it... only, the pad surface is far too small. I'm fairly used to it now I suppose but it could use another couple inches in diameter =/
Otherwise tho, laser mouse doesn't need it. My optical did tho.

 

[Guest]

A piece of paper works.

 

[Guest]

do you have a list of references for this article? i would like to know it since i'm doing a research on mice and mousepads.