SteelSeries QcK Gaming Surface - 3XL Cloth Mouse Pad of All Time - Optimized for Gaming Sensors - Maximum Control

Its a pad. For my mouse. It was $12 and I can wash it with wet wipes. Holding up nicely no noticable wear after 3 months daily use. I eat and smoke at my desk its VERY high traffic.

This mouse pad is large and perfect for me! High-quality and will be buying more soon!

I have been using SteelSeries Mousepads for a few years now and I have to say I’m extremely satisfied with their products, and even more satisfied with my recent purchase in upgrading to a larger mousepad for my desk setup. The ideal user for this type of mousepad would be someone who’s looking to lower their mouse sensitivity (DPI) and needs a larger mousepad for their desk so they can get the most usability out of their mouse while still trying to maintain efficiency. The criteria I used when evaluating the SteelSeries QcK Gaming Surface – Large Cloth Mousepad can be found below, along with a description for how I feel about the product in regard to the given criteria. Material Quality/Style: I think the SteelSeries Mousepad material quality is one of the best ones out there compared to other brands. My mouse is able to freely glide across the surface with no issues and I’ve used multiple kinds of mice on SteelSeries Mousepads in the past and they have all worked fine as well. Also, the logo on the mousepad is minimalistic but still adds some style to the mousepad without making it look ugly. Durability: All of the SteelSeries mousepads that I have used over the years have been consistently high quality. I have never run into any issues with taking it from the packaging and flattening it out to be used. Also, for every SteelSeries mousepad I’ve purchased, none have ever been torn or damaged through use; they’re also very easy to clean if you like to eat food at your desk. Another thing that you can be sure of with the durability of these mousepads is that when you purchase a new one for any reason, you will most likely end up having multiple as they last forever. Design/Functionality: As far as the design and functionality go for the SteelSeries mousepads, I would say this is their best quality. With the SteelSeries mousepad, there’s no sort of border on it and it is flat all the way through. I’ve used mousepads with tapered edges and the experience with using them is not as satisfying. With the SteelSeries mousepad, your mouse cable won’t get caught on the edges, making for an enjoyable experience. Overall, I’m very satisfied with my purchase of the SteelSeries QcK Gaming Surface – Large Cloth Mousepad and I would highly recommend it for anyone looking to upgrade to a larger mousepad that isn’t crazy expensive and still is of high quality.

Originally bought this for office work but its since become my daily driver for both casual computer use and gaming since Ive quit that job. It does the trick and for the price bracket its in, its great.

And lots of ammo and ill give everyone 129hp in 1 shot. The mousepad from steelseries helps ofcourse, its small but big enough and foldable.

Gets the job done but the logo started peeling off after a few days, otherwise it still works but I was surprised to see the logo fall off like that.

I wouldnt buy any other mouse pad, its very high quality so dont buy any other mouse pad these are the best...

Good glide with my g pro wireless and matches with my setup

Great mousepad for the price. No negatives I can think of

I use a mouse primarily for productivity - applications, photoshop, etc - and occasionally for gaming, and this mouse pad is exactly what I want. - Cloth surface provides a little resistance - its easy to move the mouse, but if you let go it will stop immediately. A mousepads friction level is supposedly a matter of personal preference, but I get the impression it is more based on application: a cloth pad like this one can find a target faster (99.9% of everyday use), while a harder / smoother surface can move in a certain direction faster (a component of many video games). As video games are not my primary activity, my preference is obvious. - Rubber base = easy setup. Some hard-surfaced pads are finicky in terms of what they will grip, and folding them will ruin them - not so with this pad. It always lays down flat and smooth, and has no memory of being rolled up or folded. - Thin. My palm doesnt dig into the edge, and, when on a small table, I can have my laptop halfway on top of it and the lean is imperceptible. - The right size. Its large compared to a normal mouse pad - maybe 50% larger in each dimension - but smallish compared to some gaming mousepads. It ends up feeling large yet not quite unwieldy. The size is appreciated - I no longer need to worry about centering the mouse on the pad, and my palm usually rests on the pad, not its edge. I think the $10 price is reasonable. I believe that this is one of many products that is priced according to design more than materials; too often, the designers of such products get arrogant and think their good design justifies a 50%, 100%, 1000% markup on cost, but not here. While Im sure this pad would still be profitable at a lower price, I feel good about giving a company $10 for such a well-thought-out product. I have only used this product for a few weeks, so I cannot speak to its long-term durability, though it certainly seems resilient so far. I will update this review if and when it degrades. One final thought - I usually dislike visible branding on my products, even stylish branding like the logo on Apple laptops, but I dont mind the logo on this pad. It isnt big, it isnt gaudy, and, so far as Ive experienced, a little credit is deserved. === Update 2018-02-02: mousepad is used up. Its moderately warped, the cloth is pulling off, the rubber is disintegrating, and I cant scrub out the dirt. Its been in a similar state for about a year, so, I put the mousepads durability at about 3 years of being used a few hours per day. Taking the rating from 5 to 4 stars because I expected better durability.