XL Gaming Mouse Pad with Anti-Fraying Stitched Frame and Anti-Slip Rubber Base (GW-XL)

I would suggest the budget gaming premium mousepad 5/5

Great quality and very smooth.

Liked it

Cómoda y de calidad

Primeiramente devo falar da entrega que foi super rápida apesar de vir dos estados unidos. Acho que eles ja pedem a liberação da alfândega antes de enviar e quando chega já liberam no mesmo dia. Segundo, a qualidade do material muito boa o mouse desliza perfeitamente. Gostei muito. Eu uso pra jogar FPS especificamente warzone. Obrigado

Great mousepad held up great so far had it for a couple if years now.

Exacty as described, a black nondescript mousepad with a small logo on the bottom righthand side. the quality is good and definitely very reasonably priced. Of course, because its black, you can see dust or other specs. But its easy enough to clean.

I have the XL Heavy variant. It's a good size 450x400mm- what's unofficially become the standard for many "gaming" mousepads. It has a soft, squishy base; it's noticeably "squishier" than something like a QCK Heavy (even worn over years) or a Zowie G-SR-SE. This is done well though, and I prefer it to firmer bases. It provides a good amount of support and wrist comfort, and a bit of control. If you have a heavy-handed palm grip, you may notice a bit of extra drag as your mouse could "sink" into the pad. I use a lighter, fingertip grip with an FK1, and the result is perfect for me. The surface is noticeably slower than the Heavy Slim or Large models. The surface has a texture to it but doesn't feel rough due to the softness of the threads used. It's subjective, but I prefer this more "cloth" feeling rather than smoother "satin". There's a bit more feedback to mouse movements and a greater feeling of control. The stitched edges are soft and comfortable. They aren't the softest or most comfortable, but they don't irritate my arm at all even with low sens/large quick arm movements for longer gaming sessions. The stitches seem quite even, and there's no visible fraying or irregularities. It's very much a control pad but doesn't feel swampy at all. There's a good balance between static and kinetic friction, relative to each other. Kinetic friction feels a bit higher than most pads, but static friction is such that micro adjustments are still surprisingly easy. I primarily play CSGO with medium-low sens (1.0 @ 800 DPI), and this pad is great for steadying long shots, holding close angles, and quick flicks. After trying one mousepad after another for the last ~10 years, this is going to be my new main for the foreseeable future.