Hard Mouse Pad,Unique 3 Layers Mouse Pad with Plastic Surface,Compatible with High DPI Mice Quick Gestures Enhance Precision for Gaming and Office-Large (11.6"x9.5") Black (Black - 1 pc)

Solid build! Makes it easy to use the mouse in unconventional places like in bed. Makes a solid mouse surface. I'd call it Standard mouse pad size. Good product for a respectable price. No issues with mouse tracking for me.

This mouse pad has a firm surface that makes the mouse glide smoothly and accurately. It works well with high sensitivity settings and feels responsive during fast movements. The bottom grips the desk and doesn’t slide around, even during extended use. It’s large enough for wide motions but still fits easily on most desks. The surface is easy to wipe clean and doesn’t absorb spills, and the pad itself is thick and durable. It’s a good option for both work and casual gaming.

Fantastic. It's a thin, rigid plastic rectangle with a rubberized back. Size is great, big enough for photo editing without running out of real estate. Pleasantly unobtrusive; no flashy graphics. Although it's relatively inexpensive, it still seems a little overpriced, just like phone cases, screen protectors, and other electronics accessories. That said, it's exactly what I wanted in a mouse pad: simple, durable, and waterproof (sometimes mine doubles as a coaster). Highly recommended.

This is the second one of these that I've bought. This one I used to extend the tray on my flexispot standing desk converter. I attached it with some 3M strips. And now I have enough space for my mouse.

Made with durable plastic, it doesn’t make any scratchy sound when moving your mouse and the overall design is clean.

This is exactly what I was looking for. Made well and durable

I've had one for about 6 months now and was just thinking, yeah, I'll bother to give this guys a good review :)Extremely low friction (like none) and my mouse reads it accurately, so know it's smooth and effective as you'd expect.Sturdy I just took mine and waved it violently about, it bent to the G's a bit during 'flight' but returned to perfectly flat. It's taken more than it's share of such abuse, it hasn't separated or bent or degraded in any way.And, most of all a weird bonus that U use all the time. The material on the back side of these is very high friction, intended obviously to keep the pad in place. I often use mine on a lap board in a lazy boy but I flip the mouse pad over, now the mouse stays put (the exact opposite of gaming mode<g>) so I can write docs and stuff and still have mouse to grab menus without it sliding all over the place. A very nice double use for me.A good buy. I've been happy.

Best mousing surface I’ve ever owned! I have another one from Corsair that was too big for my desk. I thought I loved that one until I tried this! This one is the perfect size and has a fantastic surface. I don’t know that it’ll make me a better gamer, but it won’t be because of the mousepad.Only thing I would dock for is the packaging—it was well sealed and protected, but perhaps a little too much! The sealed plastic bag and the box were nice, but the four silicon corner protectors are a bit excessive for something that’s meant to be disposable. I feel obligated to hang on to them now and try and find some use for them. Suggestions would be helpful. It seems trivial, but in a time when single-use plastics and non-recyclable materials are being discarded at an alarming rate, consumers need to start holding companies accountable for their role.UPDATE: Four month review. After four months of heavy use, I’m lowering my rating. Unfortunately, the surface is starting to wear down the top layer coating. You can see in my image the wear pattern. Now, I say heavy use in that I’m at my computer practically every day. I’m not a heavy-handed mouse user—I’m mostly a claw grip mouse person—but I’m an avid albeit non-competitive gamer, as well as an avid creator. I work in Photoshop a lot for both work and hobby, and I use my mouse for a lot of stuff if it doesn’t seem worth it to drag out my pen tablet. When I work in 3D, it’s only with my mouse. Despite the wide range of uses, I just don’t use that much of my mousepad. I doubt many people do. In fact I got this one to replace a hard surface Corsair that I thought was just a little too big for my desk. Is it a big issue yet? No. I do notice an increase in friction in that one spot. I haven’t abused it. I keep it only on a flat surface and clean it regularly. I’m also meticulous about keeping the underside of my mouse clean, since one hair or even the smallest crumb is super annoying to me.Competitive gamers—I’d stay away. Go with the bigger brand names like Corsair MM400 High Speed Gaming Mouse Pad that has a more textured but durable surface. I’m not that bothered by it yet, so I’ll flip it 180-degrees and use the other side for four months and see where that gets me. It’s not like I shelled out $50 for this thing. It’s just that for as much hype as this company touts their product, I had hoped for a little more durability. A shame because it fits perfectly on my desk.