Read the one star reviews, this mouse pad has a lot of issues. I never bother reading the positives which a lot are probably fake, read all the negatives and then decide.SartajA735 wrote: ↑ How does this compare to the logitech g240 deal at staples for 9.50 or the Lenovo y gaming at Microsoft store for ~6.50.
Tiny? Why would you need such a big mouse pad? 1" of mouse travel moves my cursor all the way across my 1440p screen. I can my move cursor to any spot on my screen without lifting my wrist. What good does 27" do for me?
I use foam shelf liner like this, $3 at Dollarama for a 10ft roll that's 18" wide.
Well, that's how I game, and I do just fine. I just happen to like high sensitivity. If you don't have as good wrist dexterity as me, then that's your problem.meatwagon wrote: ↑ because when you are GAMING you typically use a much lower sensitivity, typically around 0.4-0.8 instead for 20. Airgo a larger mousepad is beneficial. Secondly you dont have to exaggerate with you silly statement, unless you have your mouse on 100x theres no way it moved 1440 pixels from an inch, if you game on sens 10, you are doing it wrong.. and yes this mousepad is tiny
so you are saying you can "game" with a 2x2in mousepad just fine? it has nothing to with wrist dexterity you are wrong and i am right, enjoy your oversize aluminum mousepad.board123 wrote: ↑ Well, that's how I game, and I do just fine. I just happen to like high sensitivity. If you don't have as good wrist dexterity as me, then that's your problem.
I'm not exaggerating when I say I move 2560 pixels per inch. I just measured it, and it's exactly one inch. I use an Alienware TactX mouse on roughly 1800 DPI.
