Glorious Elements Air Mousepad - XL Hard and Ultra Thin Polycarbonate Flexible Surface Large Gaming Mouse Pad 15"X17" Extended Hard Mousepad (Helios) (GLO-MP-ELEM-AIR)

This mouse pad is a bit bigger than I wanted, but I made it work for me. I wanted the thinnest possible because some how the ones with edges hurt my wrist. Some it's the stitching that bothers me, and others the tops tend to roll up from my rubbing on it.I love the texture of this pad, my mouse works great on it, and I can write on papers over it too.It has a sticky back to it, but I only removed a small corner of the plastic sticky cover to "stick" it down to part of my desk. My adding machine is holding down the entire other side of it.Great quality. Good value for the price.

Excellent polycarbonate mouse pad. Fast surface for gaming and all around use. Does not move around and stays put.

I use this with glass skate mice for ultra smooth glide. The glass skate will wear out this pad eventually, just rotate it and you get two pads in one. It’s thin so nothing would scrub my wrist. It’s black with a small logo so nothing is obnoxious. I stock these up when they are on sale.

I went full circle with cloth pads, plastic, metal (alluminium), no pad. And then I arrived to conclusion that each of the option had downsides. I loved the feel of using a metal mouse pad which I used previously. It was extremely smooth, almost flying under the mouse. Sadly, the paint, or whatever was sprayed over the metal started to peel leaving bits of black powder. Cloth was getting dirty, also with time it started to feel less smooth, probably from accumulating dirt as well. A rigid plastic pad from Corsair was great with Corsair's mouse. It performance was less than perfect with other mice though. And since my Corsair mouse died, I stopped using the pad too.This pad is my latest attempt at having a comforting mouse surface.It feels almost as good as my previous metal pad although the mouse, Pulsefire Haste, does not slide as easy as it did on my last pad. But then again, I would not replace the pad if it was not for the pad coating coming off.

I honestly thought that this would be a mid mouse pad. But this thing never moves and my mouse slides smoother than ever

The mousepad has a horrible adhesive sticker on the back where you place it down on your desk. The pad is very weak and prone to getting scratched, but it does have a nice glide to it on my viper ultimate mouse. For the price I'd say its worth it.

Been using a Logitech hard pad for quite awhile now that needed updated to something bigger so I went with this. Bought a new mouse to go with it. It sticks to the table and is low profile (both nice to have). The problem is the surface. It's not quite "smooth", it has a grit to it that feels kind of like a chalkboard. If you get ANYTHING on the pad (and I mean anything, even a hair), the mouse will get stuck and not want to glide. Also, it completely DESTROYED my brand new mouse feet, not even a month in and it looks like I took a knife and sand paper to them. Ended up trashing the pad and going back to the Logitech.

Good but definitely see where ppl say it gets scratchy. Also not a huge fan of the sticky back. But it’s way better than a cloth mouse pad.