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Jan 4, 2016

Seriously what is the point of a drop when I can buy it cheaper from the manufacturer and the best price is 4 dollars less than retail...

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Dec 28, 2015

Over. Priced.

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Pramienjager

Dec 28, 2015

I love Mionix, I have the Nash 20's and the Naos 7000 which I love love love. But this mouse pad, the Propus 380 is questionable. It seems to do better with laser mice than it does with optical but even then, I have noticed times when there is pointer movement when the mouse or table, nothing, is moving. It seems to me that some refracting or reflecting or something with those shiny bits is messing up the precise tracking of otherwise great mice. I tested no less than 5-6 mice on here ranging from the Naos 7000, the Naos 8200, some generic Dell mouse, a Gamdias mouse, Ttesports 10m, and a Razer Death Adder, so yeah 6 and they all did this to a varying degree.

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steveoh

Dec 23, 2015

over priced. I bought this mouse pad at frys electronics for $25.

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Steak

Dec 22, 2015

Tracking sucks with certain optical mice. Wears out really fast

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Schaug

Dec 19, 2015

PSA: I've got one of these, it malfunctions like crazy with the 7000's from Mionix. I own a Naos 7000 and it cannot be used with this surface.
It's probably the specific sensor (3310) that is incompatible, my other mice works great with it (s3988, 3090.) I haven't tested it's longevity though.

Avery649

Dec 17, 2015

I have had this mouse pad for the better part of this past year, and it started out pretty great. But the top layer of plastic starts to peel away with extended use, and the surface becomes covered in little scuff marks. It's a nice concept and pretty cool looking, but it has surprisingly poor build quality. I've recently switched to a cloth mouse pad, and I think I'll be actually using it for more than a year without it falling apart.

ramzyrizzle

Dec 17, 2015

A local store is selling these for about $16. Is it worth getting for that price than say a SteelSeries Qck+? Personally, I've been more accustomed to just mouse mats as they feel more comfortable and are more portable. What's the advantage of this one compared to standard mats?

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bisonkron

Dec 17, 2015

this mouse is too reflective for many optical mice. it feels great, but will cause lift off issues, tracking issues, and drifting issues on lots of optical mice. won't pair well with mionix's own optical mice either.

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