SteelSeries QcK Mini Cloth Gaming Mouse Pad - Micro-Woven Surface - Optimized For Gaming Sensors - Size S (250 x 210 x 2mm) - Black

I've been using the RAZER Long mat for about a year, and while it’s been great, I’ve had enough of the dry skin marks everywhere. I was washing it every week!I recently switched to the SteelSeries QcK Meduem Hard Gaming Mouse Pad, and it’s somehow even better! The mouse glides smoothly across it, and the bottom is super grippy, so it never moves or slips.I’ve seen people mention that it has sharp edges, which is true, but honestly, how many of us game right at the edge of the mat? I’ve used it for gaming, Photoshop, and working on documents, and my wrist hardly touches the edge. When it does, it doesn’t bother me at all. This pad is far superior to any fabric mat, and I highly recommend it!

This is actually the first mouse mat i have ever bought in my life. To be honest i did not see any point in buying one when because i thought you could easily just use your desk so why buy a mouse mat? Well I suppose that works for some people but the thing is i also bought a new desk and the surface does not work well with my laser mouse so i was forced to buy a mouse mat. It took me a few weeks to choose this one because i did not know much about them i only knew about the cheap plastic ones that a lot of people seem to buy. With the cool patterns and designs. This mousemat has a special surface which makes it easier for you to move your mouse around it is very smooth so you require less mouse movement.This is very good for design work and gaming. My primary use for it was going to be designing in Photoshop and Programming in a code editor. The mat is big enough so i have space to move but it does not take up a lot of space or look out of place on my desk. It is also fairly thin and does not move about on the desk when you have your mouse on it. I dont have to worry about scratching up my desk either because my mouse will always be on the mat. I think the only major negative i can think of is that it can be a dust magnet although you can just clean it with a cloth and that fixes the dust problem.

I can't really see that this - or any - mouse mat is worth £18 (hence 4 stars) but I will say it's decent quality. The size is just right for my needs (not gaming). I read some reviews that say there is a strong chemical odour, but I didn't notice that. Also, some reviewers suggested that because the mat arrives rolled up, it is difficult, if not impossible, to fully flatten it. Again, I haven't experienced that. Aesthetically it's fairly non-descript, but I could have done with a more subtle logo (or ideally none at all). In use, the mat is comfortable and the performance of both high end and budget mice is fine.

The mousepad I ordered (medium size) is indeed medium sized. The quality of it is great and it functions exactly as it should, even better than even. It has a rough texture to the hand, but the mouse I use (razer basilisk v3) glides over it very nicely and smoothly. It is a great mousepad for the money. The bottom is not as sticky as I thought on a smooth wooden desk, but when actually using it, even dragging hand with some force, it doesn’t slip, only when you purposely move it it moves. The durability is great, and it isn’t bright at all except for the logo, which is white. When using mouse the accuracy is great.

So I purchased this mouse mat, and since doing so would not go back to an alternative.I have had Razer Mouse Mats and Corsair Mousemats but this has been my favorite by far. I'm not a fan (at all) of hard mousemats so this "cloth" mousemat was perfect for me. I will say that I very quickly replaced this one, with a normal sized QcK as the mini is literally the size of a piece of bread. Not great for gaming.However I repurchased and got the bigger version, keeping the mini for use at work.The sticky at the bottom of the mousemat is VERY durable and the mousemat doesn't move around your desk whilst gaming. I use this predominantly for FPS and MOBA's and it performs great in both settings.I have noticed, after a while of use it can start to irritate your hand a little, slightly like the cloth is beginning to rub.Also, when it first arrives it does come very tightly packed and is packed wrapped up. This means for the first couple of days, it may not sit perfectly flush to the desk, as the ends are still slightly curved. However this quickly disappears and sites very nicely on the desk.I use this with the SteelSeries Rival 300 Mouse and they look great together.I'd love to see an RGB version of a cloth mouse mat, and think this could easily be done by using the standard hardbase RGB mouse mats have, but then using cloth for the actual surface.I would definitely recommend this product, and would re-purchase if I needed to.

Good quality mousepad, have had many of these over the years and can't fault steelseries

a mouse mat id Used for12 + months now still holds up well. Able to hand clean and colour doesn't fade. Brilliant if you want room for large keyboard and still have plenty of room for mouse movement. mouse glides effortlessly .Worth the money.

It is fine material and the mouse glides over 'most' of it, BUT...It arrives rolled up in a square tube and even after placing a heavy weight overnight the mat is still not lying flat, it has a bulge one side so the mouse doesn't work that side very well also my palms are usually rough and the felt material doesn't feel that nice...It would be better if SteelSeries shipped it flat. I'm going to weight it down with a heavier weight and if the bulge isn't gone its going back :/Edit: I couldn't remove the bulge, it went back.