🖱️ Premium-Textured Large Mouse Pad with Stitched Edges – Non-Slip Rubber Base, Laptop, Computer & PC Mousepad Mat – Black, 11 x 8.7 inches Review

It's funny to see so many different styles of mouse pads in the $3-$50 price range. I guarantee this one will beat them all in quality. Everything about it is just perfect: strength, quality, thickness, feel, mouse response, etc. The only thing is that the size is quite big, which I personally like, but some might not like it. how. I actually ordered another one to make sure it doesn't run out anytime soon. Who would have thought people would feel that way about a mouse pad lol

I was definitely beyond skeptical but since I'm buying these for teenagers I figured why spend so much money on something they're going to ruin anyway. They shipped pretty quickly. 3 came in a package. I have three children so it was convenient for me. I opened them and was amazed at how big they are and how well made they are. The mouse pads are good quality, large (the same size as your Chromebook), smooth with rubber-like materials on the opposite side to stop movement, thick for durability,

I bought a six pack because I often lose mouse pads. And I can say that in a couple of months I've already managed to lose 2 of them. XD However, I have had good experiences with the comfort and durability of the pads so far. They're decently thick, have nicely stitched edges, and track perfectly with my laser mouse. I use them for both gaming and professional uses like editing with no problems. On the contrary, my mouse works insanely better both times than just on my bare desk as I normally…

Six mouse pads at this price is very good for me as I wear out mouse pads very quickly. I work from home, play video games, participate in online presentations and group projects, so my mouse and mouse pad get a lot of use. I have had to replace them every few months and this is easily becoming my favorite product as I can afford to get six for such a great price. They're also easy to clean and big enough to give me enough surface area, unlike some mouse pads that are very small and not too big

I was disappointed that these mouse pads weren't actually made in the USA and smelled bad. Not like a normal rubber smell but more of a toxic smell to them. I was under the impression that the chances that they are from a Texan company (as shown in the picture) are also high that they are made in the USA. I was wrong. I can see that this can confuse people and give them the impression that they are made in the USA (display of an American flag on a product website). They are made in China. They…

I'm a website designer (among other things computer) and I spend a lot of time with a mouse in my hands. I had an old, aged (at least fifteen years old, if not older) foam mouse pad (Belkin I think) that fell apart leaving gummy slime (formerly the non-slip underside of the pad) on the desk. Eventually I broke down and bought a replacement. This new mouse pad is bigger. This is a large mouse pad. (Not bad for me, maybe for someone. If you don't have a lot of space, measure before you buy!) The…