Hello Everyone!
As Steve said, we wont be able to list meaningful prices for most Mouse pads. Keeping that in mind, we're talking with FUNC about listing their Surface 1030XL and MS3 mouse. The details are still in flux but hopefully we'll be able to list them sooner than later at prices the community finds appealing.
Thanks for your support and patience!
Is there any chance to get a custom made one—like those cheap custom mousepads with a picture of your choice? Or maybe something like a deskpad (like those made of faux leather). I'd love to get something for my 70x30cm tray.
Hey everybody. We've gone through all the major products in this poll and, unfortunately, we won't be able to source this at a price that will be worth it for the group.<br /><br />However, since we don't want to let the group down, we did a bit of research. Newegg currently has the winner of this poll (Xtrac Pads Ripper XXL) on sale for $17.99 plus free shipping. We recommend that you guys head over to their site and buy your mousepad there. Here's the link: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826991001
Personally I'm looking to get something where I can put both my 104-key keyboard and mouse on one surface, which is why the Xtrac, or maybe even Razer or Mionix, is appealing<br /><br />I have the XL Steelseries pad right now (not the thick one, too thick IMO) and it's great, but there's no way I'm even fitting my 75% keyboard on it comfortably
The MIONIX Sargas 900 is NOT a good choice. I bought one last year and within a month the cloth surface and rubber mat were de-laminating at the edges. The overall build quality is not near the level of a steelseries QCK pad. <br /><br />I have been using two QCK+ pads (heavy is the same size) to basically cover my entire desk for probably 8 months now. They are much better.
Have a XTrac myself, looking to replace. Dirties easily and doesn't wash to fully clean. Leaves a crazy sticky rubber residue if you set it in one spot for too long. Very nicely sized however, and it's not exceedingly expensive.<br /><br />Razer might be game to play with Massdrop, but Mionix is a relatively small company that makes quality products. There are many here that are too small to be considered "oversized" though.
When I created the poll I was interested in ones sized like the one I added but after looking at some of the products other people have added, there are some great mousepads in here. I use one at work that's roughly 16"x13" and it is definitely more than enough, I have just always fancied the idea of an entire desktop being a mousepad but I can't imagine how dirty that is going to get. Is there an official product website for the Mionix pad?<br /><br />EDIT: Found it, http://mionix.net/products/sargas-900/ the thing is definitely a decent size, 900mm x 400mm, roughly 35" x 16". I think I'm changing my vote. <br /> <br />Added a description and URL to the voting-board-thing.
Being a low mouse sensitivity user with a 1440p monitor (450dpi) I need as much space as possible when playing a FPS. Currently using a cheap taobao mousepad for my mouse with a XFX Warpad for my keyboard.<br /><br />Getting a Ripper XXL or two would be amazing!
I hate the branding/neon green logo on the Razer but love the shape (I want my 60% keyboard to sit on it next to my mouse)... I wish more companies would offer a large mouse/deskpad in a less square shape
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