MOJO Beanbag Mousepad Ergonomic Comfortable Review

I'm not a big fan of writing reviews but I am a big review reader. Considering what others have said about their mouse flying off this mousepad, as well as a few reviewers who used duct tape and duct tape, I went with a hot glue ring. Mainly for aesthetics. Well, while it might not be the cleanest ring of glue :) it certainly does the job and keeps my mouse from jumping off the couch. I needed something that would allow my arm to be at a higher level with the armrest and a raised beanbag is…

Mouse will ONLY stay on pad when the pad is on a flat surface. It will not work if placed on a chair or back of a sofa, etc. I work on my laptop while sitting in a lounge chair. While the pillow (for the most part) stays securely on an armrest of a chair, the mouse doesn't. In this regard, it has not lived up to my expectations. It was clearly stated that this is the "ultimate solution" to keep the mouse in place when used from the arm/couch; However, this fails miserably. DO NOT buy this item…

It looks like a small beanbag attached to a piece of cardboard wrapped in faux leather. While I love the aesthetic and the quality of the stitching, this isn't the groundbreaking product I was hoping for. Don't get me wrong, I will continue to use it, but the bean bag mouse pad hasn't changed my attitude or my life much. Although this slightly improves the usage and performance of the mouse, the product could be better for two reasons: 1. If it was filled with real beans or even better rice…

I did not receive five stars for this product. It's too easy to keep the mouse where you want it. Instead, it falls into any corner a sofa or bed stands and moves with the movement of your hand. It was more uncomfortable than using a regular mouse pad on the couch. Good idea, just a pity they didn't use thick and heavy filling in the bean bag part. But it would probably cost so much that most people wouldn't bother, so I see why they're cutting corners.

It's only great because there are no better alternatives. The reason it's great is that it satisfies my needs but not my wants. The good thing: - I can lie in bed and the beanbag ensures that the mouse pad sits flat because it compensates for the unevenness of the mattress surface. I work a lot with my Macbook on my lap in a lying position and this product meets my needs with a mouse at my side. however: - it's literally a round piece of wood with an attached velcro bean bag. someone came up…

The product looked much better in the ad photo. The product overall is actually too small (barely enough to use as a wrist rest - think a full-size kickstand rather than a mouse pad), the surface is a very cheap vinyl cover, which on mine was already crumpled around the edges, and a "bean bag" looks like degradable packaging material. (Real beanbags need to have beans that don't break apart to actually stick to your body or surface - they can easily be crushed between your fingers through the…

I have shoulder problems and I use my hip as a mouse pad so I don't have to raise my arm so high when I'm working on the computer. However, some pants/dress fabrics are too smooth to be clicked with a Wi-Fi mouse. I searched and found this "mouse pad" to try. CONS: Zero traction! Just thick thick smooth cardboard. PROS: The bottom of the beanbag is perfectly balanced on my foot! So, in order not to lose my half-lucky mousepad, I bought a round mousepad (on Revain) hoping it would work on this…

The adage "You get what you pay for” definitely makes sense. I saw this product and the price and I was sure that there is a possibility that I will regret this purchase. I received it as a practical gift for my streaming partner. I am very pleasantly surprised at how stable and versatile this rather humble and inexpensive mouse pad is. It's comfortable and stable on your lap, on the armrest of a sofa, on flat surfaces, anywhere. I think I'll get one and I would definitely recommend it to…