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Protoss_Carrier 414 Posts October 27 2010 22:39 GMT #101 Anyone uses OCZ behemoth? I just got it a few days ago and have to say it increases my game a lot. A big issue with mice is that they get dirty if you just put them on the table. Greases and such reduce mice DPI in a few hours of play time. a good mouse pad (make sure you get an washable one) can actually keep your mice clean and DPI up.

ste0731 United Kingdom435 Posts October 27 2010 22:39 GMT #102 Best mousepad ever :D

Legat0 United States318 Posts October 27 2010 22:51 GMT #103 I use the Steelseries QCK+ along with my Razer Death Adder. I love how big the surface area is, and it thickness helps make uneven surfaces smooth.

Innsmouth-Zerg Austria137 Posts October 27 2010 22:56 GMT #104 i got this nice sc2 mouse pad with kerrigan and zeratul fighting on it from my girlfriend to our 6 month anniversary ^___

Cush United States646 Posts October 27 2010 22:57 GMT #105 Since I am A razer Fanboy, i have the megasoma. Its good for a soft mouse pad, but i would prefer a harder mouse pad for my mouse which was made for a hard mouse pad

Falco252 France197 Posts October 28 2010 08:04 GMT #106 Roccat Sota, bought it for 5$ instead of 20, it's just amazing ! I had a cheap 5$(real) and the desk himslef, but it's the day and the night !

iByte Canada33 Posts October 28 2010 11:37 GMT #107 Starcraft 2 pre-order mousepad. This thing actually sucks total ass >.<

roborious 15 Posts October 28 2010 14:04 GMT #108 I use a piece of white paper with a paperweight in the corner, it works amazing

bubblegumbo Taiwan1296 Posts October 28 2010 14:07 GMT #109 I used to be a cheapass mousemat user but then I bought the Razer eXactMat, I'm never looking back again. I wish I had bought this kind of mousemat earlier for other Blizzard games. It also won't wear out like other crappy plastic/cloth mouse mats.

cilinder007 Slovenia7251 Posts October 28 2010 14:14 GMT #110 Roccat Taito : http://www.roccat.org/Products/Gaming-Mousepads/ROCCAT-Taito/

xs101 Romania86 Posts October 28 2010 14:36 GMT #111 I use a steelseries Qck + steelseries XAI mouse. Just perfect !

Fraggle Norway105 Posts October 29 2010 19:53 GMT #112 Hey guys, thanks for all the tips here. I think i am going to go for a razer sphinx or goliathus if i find them in my local shop, otherwise i'll just include them in my package next time I order something(damn delivery costs) Now for a slightly related question, I noticed some small scratches underneath my new mouse that i have had about 2 or so weeks, i checked my old mouse and it also had some scratches, (very light scratches) Is this anything to worry about? will those minor scratches on the "mouse feet" alter how the mouse "flows"? is this normal wear and tear or should I be more vigilant about cleaning my hard pad before starting to game for a couple hours?

Karthane United States1183 Posts October 30 2010 21:14 GMT #113 Just bought the steelseries 9hd, from what i read it should be awesome. Well let you guys know how it is once i get it.

imperator-xy Germany1377 Posts October 30 2010 21:17 GMT #114 i have a roccat taito but i would just use a 5€ thing if i needed a new mouse pad

Zapperkhan United States436 Posts October 30 2010 21:21 GMT #115 MX518 on a QcK Heavy, couldn't be more happy with it. Replace the mouse feet every 1.5 to 2 years and I'm in heaven.

Qwix 531 Posts October 30 2010 21:27 GMT #116 I own a SteelSeries S&S, 4S and QcK. S&S in my opinion the best i've ever had and wouldn't change it for anything, period. 4S gets a bit sticky with your mouse surfaces (those 4 things at the bottom) and furthermore was way to cold for my hands QcK got that one for free or low prices at some of my SteelSeries order.. can't really remember. Anyways it's rather handy for mobile devices like laptops, easy to take with you but i'd prefer my S&S over the QcK allot.

Buddhalol Canada109 Posts October 30 2010 21:45 GMT #117 I just recently got the Razer Destructor recently and it has increased my mouse speed because of how slippery it is :D + Show Spoiler +

synapse China13814 Posts October 30 2010 21:48 GMT #118 Generic $1 dollar mouse pad from Micro Center :D

MasterVelVet Belgium132 Posts October 30 2010 21:49 GMT #119 i've had quite a few mousepads over the years, everglide (old original plastic one): decent mousepad overall but it wears out pretty fast, and it wears out your mouse feet icemat (glas): great mousepad very fast speed, is a little cold and can get very anoying when you have a bit of dirt or w/e onder your mousefeet, lasts a lifetime too Corepad Magna(glas): great mousepad, overall quite comparable with the icemat, just a little less anoying with the dirt alsop mousepad(original cloth) decent mousepad, a little small for my liking, its also quite prone to move around on your desk. razer goliathus (cloth, speed edition): my current mousepad, has a great feeling and nice mousepeed, so far i'm liking it a lot, cant quite comment on the lifetime since i only had it for a couple of weeks (seems fine though)

qualiA Canada39 Posts October 30 2010 21:52 GMT #120 do these gaming mousepads make a noticeable difference? I use a 1$ mousepad myself and it's really smooth with my death adder

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