EPTHow often do you change mousepad? - Page 2
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Mr. Elusive
United States26 Posts
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Ropid
Germany3557 Posts
On August 22 2011 14:22 Lmui wrote: I have a hard mousepad and plan to use it for the next 5+ years or until I break it going to a LAN. With cloth ones I had to replace them every year and a half or so, whenever the edges started fraying enough that it annoyed me. The large QcK is big enough so you can put your hand on the pad to not touch the edges, and still have enough space for your mouse to move around. Also, the cloth seems to be glued to the rubber foam base in such a way, that it will never fray if the rubber does not start to crumble, too. I had bad experiences with hard mouse pads. The texture wore down in the middle where the mouse was, and the mouse started to stick to the pad. The hard mouse pads that did not wear down instead started to eat the mouse feet. The Allsop Raindrop, on the other hand, never went kaputt and also never destroyed mouse feet. I guess regularly sticking new mouse feet onto the mouse is not any worse than having to wash and dry the cloth pad, but I kinda dislike how easy the mouse glides on a hard mouse pad, so I have to go with cloth. | ||
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Versita
Canada1032 Posts
On August 22 2011 17:03 Mr. Elusive wrote: Well, what kind of mouse are you using? an optical doesn't need a mouse-pad, and to be honest I hate mouse-pads. I haven't found one that feels like my desk enough, and my desk has just the right amount of slide. You might not have to buy a new one =) From experience, if you don't use a mousepad, chances are the little pads on the bottom of your mouse will begin to wear, causing more friction. This is also why I never use hard mousepads. I've been using my qck+ for about a year now and it shows no signs of deterioration. | ||
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Yung
United States727 Posts
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CooDu
Australia899 Posts
On August 22 2011 10:43 schreddertt wrote: You can wash a qck by hand, does no bad. Echoing this, I've washed my Razer Mantis about 3 times and man it comes up spick and span. Using a goliathus now because they were on sale at my local EB but :X. | ||
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Psychobabas
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sixfour
England11062 Posts
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cristo1122
Australia505 Posts
On August 22 2011 10:19 spirates wrote: Iam asking because I need a new one, after having qck for only a month or so ( i play alot though). The place where I've had my mouse is really "hard", the friction has been reduced cause of all the dust I've hammered into the mousepad with my mouse xD. I guess I can turn it around and play on the other side, but after that I need a new one for sure! Or is it possible to wash it, or does it destroy the friction if i do? qck usually last 1-2 years so you must play alot washing the area with a small amount of rubbing alcohol (emphasis on the small) as the hardness would be most likely due to your body oils being left on the mouse pad which would cause it to be somewhat hard. Also it could be that you split something on it (i dont know what it would be lol) as a general rule of thumb soft pad tend to be cheaper and less long lasting relative to hard pads which can be more expensive and quality is variable. However some people prefer one or the other for a whole host of reasons and it is more personal preference about which one you choose then X is better than Y. At the end of the day it dosent matter the strength and power of the sword it is the warrior that wields it that matters. | ||
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MutantGenepool
Australia115 Posts
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DanLee
Canada316 Posts
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TangYiChen
Korea (South)195 Posts
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cristo1122
Australia505 Posts
On April 24 2012 17:29 TangYiChen wrote: I have a Steelseries Icemat and I haven't even thought about changing it ever since I got it. I love the glass surface and it's REALLY easy to clean. yeah i have the same and its just the best mousepad ive ever used as well as being able to be very easy to maintain | ||
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