Newegg Xigmatek special gaming mouse pad

screwe it, just ordered, thanks for the heads up! repped

I'm sorry but this is ridiculous to me. I think spending a bunch of money on a "gaming mouse" isn't worth it, let alone a mouse pad. I use a crappy cheap optical mouse directly on my desk and I play games just fine.

razer ones are bigger and the same price.

the xigmatek looks nice but I doubt I will ever replace my Icemat2. The G5 with those teflon pads slides over the glass pad so smoothly its incredible.

I honestly didn't know anyone still used mouse pads anymore--I've never had a problem with an optical mouse not working straight on the desk's surface (except on a black surface).

mr. douche some of us have desks that mice can't read. exactmat wears quickly but its not bad. goliathus anything is trash I used and sold it, too much friction. Razer destructor is actually better than the exactmat to me.

anyways mtbiker! how the hell can your mouse run so smooth on a icemat2? Are we talking about low friction, i.e. flicking the mouse and it moves on it's own because that wouldn't happen on mine. I cleaned it with hot water/dried then even used alcohol on the pad and feet of a new mouse deathadder/g5 and theres still friction. Wither amazon sent me a defective or something is very wrong here. I wish there was a youtube video of someone actually using an icemat I really want to see how good its "supposed" to be..

yea it came with teflon pads, but I'm thinking something was wrong because near the bottom of the pad I could feel this texture like a glue or wax and it wouldn't come out no matter how hot the water was or how hard I scrubbed. Alcohol 99% isopropyl wouldn't work either. Now I'm wondering if I should reorder another..

It's weird because I put the pad in the light and I couldn't see that glue/wax/texture thing. But I could touch it and feel it. I triple checked the mousefeet and even cleaned the included teflon mouse feet but it just had friction...