[Jumbo Size] iXCC Gaming Mouse Pad/Mat with Smooth Silk Surface Stitched Edges, 13 × 10.2 × 0.2 Inches - Black

The mousepad arrived in a very attractive package. I unrolled it and pressed it flat to get rid of the curl from being shipped in a tube. The curl is still there after a couple days, but has nearly disappeared now. The surface is very nice, kind of a silky weave, and my moves freely on it. The accuracy is very good, I don't notice any skipping or missed movements of the mouse. The size is large, much larger than a "standard" mousepad, which provides lots of real estate. The edges of the pad are finished nicely and look like they shouldn't fray. As long as the curl goes away, this is a great purchase.

I haven’t had the mouse pad long enough to judge the durability or the ease of cleaning. That said, here is what I really appreciate about the product:Size - large enough to house my iPadBacking - it doesn’t move when I’m working on itPrice - the benefit of having it far exceeds the costIt seems well made. Stitching on all edges enhances the strength of the pad, as well as adding to the appearance as it sits on my desk.I’m not invested in gaming, so I can’t speak to that area of use. I just know it fits my need for the way I use it.

This was essentially the cheapest cloth mouse pad I could find with sewn edges. It is nice and large, it feels good under the mouse, and it has the same control as the razer cloth pad I was using before. It seems durable. I mostly play games in the blizzard suite such as wow and diablo if that matters. I haven't tried any fps games with it as that is not my area of expertise, but it is a great product for less than 10 bucks.

I've had this pad for about two months, it's working well, has minimal tendency to slide around on desktop and generally stays put. The surface works well with smooth mouse response. Only complaint is that it came rolled up in a tube, and it still isn't totally flat. It's getting better very slowly, but had to put some large books on it and manually bend it back a few times to get it to where it's almost flat. Hoping that eventually it will finally flatten out with more time. It's not a huge problem, just a bit annoying.

My Logitech M720 Triathlon mouse glides effortlessly over this wonderful mouse pad. It is a pleasure to use and is very flexible so even if you have to squeeze it into a space that doesn't fit it entirely, it will not get permanently folded or deformed.I really appreciate the extra real estate because I play a game that requires constant moving of the mouse over the entire screen, and this pad never runs out of room ! It is also great for user interface design, which I do occasionally, and which requires a lot of precise mouse movement.It looks very well made and is also aesthetically quite pleasing ! I highly recommend this pad.TIP - When you receive it, it will be rolled up in its packaging. To flatten it out, simply fold it in the reverse direction and put it back in its packaging for a day or two.

Mouse pads are generally very generic and it seems that there is not a difference between them. This is mostly true, but this mouse pad is the exception and is probably the best in the business. Design - The design is simple. As the picture shows it is all black with an unobtrusive logo in the bottom right corner. This design makes it suitable for home, office, or school. Size - I feel this is really where this mouse pad out performs others. It is slightly larger than a normal sheet of printer paper, which provides ample room for gaming, graphic design, video editing, or just normal computer usage. Performance - The mouse pad does not slide around because of the thick rubber bottom. The silk processed top also adds to the mouse's performance to give it better precision. There is never any snagging or breaks, which I have add with other common mouse pads. If you are looking for a luxury mouse pad for work, school, or play this is by far the best I have seen on the market and definitely the best that I have ever used.

I've been using SteelPad for a long time. Steel Series, these days. I used their first cloth mats. I used the 4HD hard mat for a while. They were decent stuff. The QCK I have been using was fine, but the issues became harder to ignore. It was too light in that it moved around over my desk a little too much. The side towards my wrist started to fray and separate. The iXCC is the mouse pad I have been looking for. I opted for the smooth version and it is perfect for me. The mouse pad itself is the perfect thickness, combined with a rubber back that has a good gripping texture, this thing doesn't move unless I want it to. The stitched sides are a fantastic idea; why other manufacturers don't do that, I couldn't say. Overall, this mouse pad is what I recommend for a FPS player that doesn't need a giant mat and wants quality without paying for goofy colors or some e-sports team plastered all over it.

I have been using this mouse pad for almost three years every day. I have one at work and one at home for my gaming PC, they both see heavy use almost every day. Durability wise they have held up very well. There is a section on my gaming mouse pad that has been rubbed by my wrist so it is visibly more shiny, but it feels the same as the rest.The mouse pad seems to have a rubber base with a cloth covering on top (the mouse surface.) It does not feel like there is any foam or additional cushioning, but I could be mistaken on that. Regardless, it is fairly firm for a mouse pad (I think that's typical for gaming focused ones.) It is very comfortable, I really like them and will absolutely buy another if mine ever wear out.