I need a "small" mouse pad

Hello. I have been using a "Razer Mantis Speed" mouse pad for the last... 3 years.

Unfortunately, I bought it online without knowing it was HUGE!!



So, this mouse pad was for my desktop (i am quite happy with it), and now I bought a laptop and I need a "portable mouse pad".

Which one do you recommend? I've seen this one which is cheap, but I don't know about the quality: http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/34397...Edition-Gaming-Surface-Mouse-Mat/Product.html

Thans

 

Buy an ordinary mouse pad from the computer store and cut it yourself

 

Well, but I want a "good" (gaming?) mouse pad (and I'd prefer if it was already small )

 

Do you need a mouse pad? I'm not using one and I'm fine. But I don't game.

 

Buy a steelseries mini QcK mousepad.

 

Dont know bout that particular pad, but im using a normal sized steelseries pad and its great.

 

+1

Great pad and easily transportable.

 

Take a piece of cardboard. Cut it to the exact shape and size you want your mouse pad to be. Then glue a large sheet of wax paper to the cardboard. There you go! Gaming mouse pad!

 

Im a high sense player and I hate those big pads check out the Steel series Qck mini. Great bang for the buck and quality was impressive. And very portable and thin.

 

Since he's using a G5 he's probably a palm (low sensitive) player. Which would require at least a medium size pad.

 

Go with a bigger size. I use G5 as a high sens, G5 is actually usually a high sens player since lasers usually skip on highsens

 

I guess I'm a... low sens player (i don't really know )

I use my G5 with 2000DPI, but with 3/10 sens in Logitech SetPoint (and usually default game sens).

I'm also a palm player (actually I have never seen a "non-palm player", I don't know how that would be ) . I'll take a look at that SteelSeries QcK mini, thanks

EDIT: Well, now I'm not sure if the "mini" would be too small. Maybe I should pick the normal QcK. And what about the "4D"?

 

The 4d is legendary but the real reason I chose qck was the price and portability. The 4d is a hard plastic mousepad while the chick is fabric foam and rubber. Suprisingly the qck amazed me for its quality I was expecting a plain pad with steelseries logo on it but the thing is percise and slips less then a evo ( famous car). also for 1/3 the price it really inticed me to try it out and i dont regret the choice .

4D you could put it probably in the same bag as your notebook. Qck I fit it in my notebook when i closed and it actually fit, also can just roll up.

 

Well, I have "built" a SteelSeries QcK Mini "test-zone "





I will try it with TF2 for 1 hour now, and I'll see is the size is convenient.

 

Very clever I love that mouse btw own one my self

 

razer just came out with a new pad called the goliathus. like its name, its a big pad, BUT it comes in three different sizes and it looks like theres an average size pad. like the mantis, you can get it in control or precision.

 

Ok I need to place the order tonight, so I have 2 hours to decide between QcK and QcK mini. Please help me!

What would you choose?

Mini is 250mm x 210mm 6€
"Normal" is 320mm x 285mm 8€

Or maybe the 4D? But damn, it costs 17€! It would be more expensive than the keyboard itself!! (EDIT note: I forgot the keyboard thing was in another thread, anyway.. I wanted to buy the pad along a Logitech Wave for just 15€. I'll probably pick the Mini, so it will be 21+9shipping = 30€

 

Just choose which ever size you think is most suitible take out a ruler and see how far your hands move.

 

Too late. 29.99€ shipped Logitech Wave Keyboard and Steel Series QcK Mini.

And now I wonder... Why would I use a external keyboard when I have a laptop?

Hmm

 

because you want to or you got a good deal. I was going to get one till I noticed i couldnt fit one on my desk

 

I already have a G15

Damn deals!

 

XD you have the other one for typing papers or what ever you have to type makes you sound sophisticated