Mouse pad Question

[neilsugg]

Which ones do you guys use? I think I am gonna buy the Goliathus Speed mouse pad. Seems kinda like what I am wanting.

 

[PP Mguire]

A good mouse and a smooth desk is really all you need. A high quality gaming mouse will have a nice laser sensor that can read off anything. I have a Razer Destructor but only because when I bought it the desk I was using was made out of 2x4s.

 

[jasonalwaysready]

ive got a funny one from my wifes elementary school class.

 

[iFargle]

I have some large generic mouse pad... it's like 13" x 13"
and I love it

 

[Korrup7]

I've got a cheap circular mousepad that I got for like $5. Helps me out a lot considering I'm on a glass desk here. (Not literally on...)

 

[fairfieldfalconsfan]

I've got a cheap circular mousepad that I got for like $5. Helps me out a lot considering I'm on a glass desk here. (Not literally on...)

Same here. I've got a glass top on my desk and I just use a circular Apple mouse pad (I'm anti-Apple but this mouse pad is great). It's just like these except mine is purple.

I would get a nice one but I have very limited space on my desk and I can slide this one under my monitor stand(it's really thin) to keep it from moving around.

 

[Trotter]

I have this one:
Mionix Propus 380 Mouse Pad - Newegg.com

I liked it enough that I sold my Razer eXactMat once I got it.

 

[Abstract Hero]

Using this. Super fast pad so it took some getting used to from my Razer Kabuto but the Kabuto got worn out and ugly fast.

 

[PP Mguire]

I'm surprised so many people still use mouse pads.

 

[Abstract Hero]

I'm surprised so many people still use mouse pads.

Some kind of shroud fell off of the sensor (was kind of an o-ring seal around the lens) on my Orochi, I have to use soft pads or a pretty dark surface now or else it gets sketchy at best.

When it works though it works.

That and I like the gliding feel of a pad.