Mouse Pad, Resin Hard Surface Mouse Mat Polymer Silicone Bottom Gaming Mousepad No Smell Waterproof for Games, Office 24 x 20cm (9.5 x 7.8in)

I needed a rigid flat surface to use a mouse on my portable work table. This is the perfect size and works exactly as I expected.

I prefer this quite a bit more than any cloth mouse pad I've ever used. Mouse glides well, surface is easy to clean. I like it so much I bought two... one for home and one for work.

Smooth, beautiful and the backing seems like it is unlikely to fray, plus you can wipe clean.

I personally wouldn't use something like this for myself, but I wanted a hard mouse pad for someone else who doesn't game, doesn't use the computer as much. This fits the bill. I should have got one that's larger, but this honestly is fine.It's not very thick, but for the price it's great.

I originally purchased this hard pad since I noticed my cloth pads would get dirty and be nigh impossible to clean.This hard mouse pad was very easy to clean, a few swipes with a microfiber cloth and the surface was good as new.The red bezels on the mousepad that I didn't even notice while ordering have really grown on me, so the mousepad itself looks quite a lot better on the sides compared to a cloth mousepad.The mousepad itself is not too "fast", the texture on the surface provides a fair amount of resistance to mouse sliding. The underside of the mousepad is fully rubber and feels very secure on my desk, I've never had a problem with the pad slipping during use at all.Over the year and a month I've been using this pad, it has developed a slight amount of wear in the areas where I'm most often moving my mouse. These areas of the pad appear to be smoother than the other areas, however, this wear has had little to no impact on the overall feel and accuracy of my mouse through the trackpad.Overall, I think this is a really high-quality mousepad, and if you've never tried any hard mousepads before, I would highly recommend this one.

The media could not be loaded. FINGER OIL & DUST: You cannot prevent them anymore than stopping your own shadow from following you. So the question remains: What is the easiest way to clean them?! IF you game, they matter - a LOT, even the best mouse will be slowed down to the point of being unusable for precise gaming if the pad gets dirty. Glass is too hard on the skin and is cold to the touch - very unconformable (tried once and never again). Cloth type (the most popular) , NO MATTER what coating they use, will be worn out over time and is EASILY the most prone to oil & dust - JUST ONE week of heavy use and you can already tell the difference. It is only a matter of time before it needs to be replaced. So this brings to our "resin" pad. The first thing you'll notice is that both the Oil & Dust "disappear" as if they don't matter - you can "SEE" them on the pad due the black surface but strangely, they don't affect the performance in anyway. I can see my oily fingerprints ALL over AND gray dust particles, BUT the resin surface doesn't seem to "care" for lack of a better way to describe it - even after TWO weeks of heavy usage (no washing or cleaning). Congratulations if you've made it this far cuz I'm about to let you in on a secret ULTIMATE KILLER Combo: Glass Skates work Flawlessly on this pad. I've been searching high and low for the "perfect" combo and alas, I found it. Glass skates are VERY finicky and with the wrong surface, it actually feels slower and "sticky" (like they're breaking all the time as in stopping) and extremely imprecise to the point of being UNUSABLE. . This one feels like...they were MADE for each other! Spent nearly over $200 of my own money from buying different pads/skates tests - expensive ones, too!! My loss, your gain. The PROOF is in the attached video!

This is a decent little mousepad that is inexpensive and it holds the weight of my mouse just fine when I move around my mouse pad.I spend a lot of time sitting on the couch while using a keyboard and mouse, so I have to move my mouse pad often. This was pretty cheap and it does the trick for what I need.

If you're like me and are allergic to ALL mousepads then this could be a decent purchase. I've probably bought a dozen mousepads and had rashes all over my forearms from each of them.At first I was actually still allergic to this - either the silicone/rubber anti-slip pad at the bottom or the adhesive glue they used. However I was able to peel it off, then use Goo Gone adhesive remover to get the sticky glue off.To prevent it from slipping I put a little dot of mounting putty in each corner, which is removable. Now it's perfect.