Logitech G240 Cloth Gaming 🖱️ Mouse Pad: Optimal for Low DPI Gaming! Review

Well, let's just say it is no better, no worse than HyperX or Steels rugs, and I have both. 1 its plus is that it does not crumple and HyperX is ready to work out of the box 2 days smoothed and styled. Its clarity is good for designers to note. I took it for a kit :) a fetish no more. and if there is no money, then any of the top gaming ones will be like him.

I took to replace the old rug from Hyper X, this one turned out to be much thinner and therefore stiffer If you're looking for a heavy-duty, soft-surfaced mat, this is not the place.

To put it simply, it is neither superior nor inferior to the HyperX nor the Steels carpets that I own, and I own both brands. One of its advantages is that it does not crumple, and HyperX can be used right out of the box after being styled and smoothed for two days. It is helpful for designers to take note of its lucidity. I bought it as a set:) it's no longer a fetish now. And if there is no money, all of the top gaming companies will be in the same position as him.

I hope it lasts for a long time because the amount is not small Pros below: Very pleasant to the touch without defects and for its thin material lies perfectly on the table, as it is glued Some cons: Perhaps quickly wear out and for its thickness. The price could be cheaper

The rug is good but the price is 300-500. I took it for 1100, it’s better to take a4tech or bloody, they are 2-3 times cheaper.

I took it to try. It performs its functions well, but personally I didn’t really like it (I would prefer a thicker fabric layer) : The logo is not fabric Pros: The mouse walks well on the rug Small crumbs are easily rubbed off by hand Doesn't get dirty Rubber is good - does not stick, does not deform No odors With its cons. Very thin. For an amateur Lightweight, which can accidentally lift it up (while working at a computer, this is unlikely to happen, but still) Expensive

I thought it was really good but it's not. I think you get what you pay for. All in all, it only took me 3 months before the edges of the mouse pad started to peel off. It has become very annoying to use, especially since I've been playing FPS games. It was really good for gaming for the first 3 months, although I use a low sensitivity so I found my mouse slipping off a lot. If you have low sensitivity, I suggest buying a larger mouse pad or even better a table mat. It was quite comfortable to…

Thing is thinner than any mouse pad I've ever used, it has no structural support and I have to keep adjusting it because it folds up on its own. This is the same pillow that comes with the Powerplay but it doesn't have a plastic base. Luckily, the old pad peels off the plastic quite easily, so all I have to do is stick the new one on.

This is a disappointing find. Although it has the same ID number as the PowerPlay Cloth Substitute (G240), it is NOT the same. PowerPlay comes with G240 cloth over PET (blue plastic) liner. This is a thin cloth mouse pad with no blue backing. During the game, he keeps slipping off the PowerPlay mat. Imagine peeling the fabric off the top of the hard blue backing, that's it. It's useless and confusing. PowerPlay spare parts can only be ordered directly from LogiTech, but they have long been out…

I usually don't write a review until I feel torn. but this mouse pad is funny. It might be ok at first, but after a few weeks of use (5 hours a day on average) the bottom hem starts to curl up and gets really uncomfortable, I had to tape the bottom hem closed so I wouldn't feel it. Also, after a few months, the middle area loses track, if you drag the mouse in a line over the middle (or most heavily used) area, the initial mouse movement starts to lag, which is unacceptable for any gaming…

If you're looking for a gaming mouse pad, you've probably just put a lot of effort and brains into choosing the best mouse, keyboard and headset for your setup. You might even have selected all the components and built your PC from scratch. This is one of the reasons the Logitech G240 mouse pad is so appealing: it requires very little attention and is almost time-saving to set up. This is a cloth mouse pad. You put it on the surface and thanks to the rubber base it doesn't move much. That's…

Bought for $14. I have multiple desktops with multiple mouse pads. Before I bought this mouse pad, I really liked the hard mouse pad, probably because I had crappy quality soft mouse pads. I read many reviews before purchasing and decided to try it. This is by far the best pad I've ever had. Its silky surface makes it almost as fast as hard pads. It also feels comfortable and has a good grip on the table surface. To be honest I feel like it's a steal at $14.

Small enough but with a surface area to match the larger G640 I use at my desk, it's the perfect companion for people who game but aren't that short on sensitivity use Very large mats are required. Players with a hybrid hand and wrist will find that this works very well most of the time. It's very thin, but it's good for travel, no minus. In fact, with a lower profile than the G640, it often feels a little more comfortable, to be honest.

I got this to replace Logitech's G440 Hard Gaming mouse pad as the hard mat became unusable after a little more months of average use. It was a great alternative and the difference in quality was huge. I have used this pad for many sessions and have not seen any dead spots, wear or separation of the weave from the rubber base. It can be easily cleaned with surface wipes or some soap and water. I have no problem moving it around my desk and it came out of the box without any deformation. I play…