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Offline Ramason

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upgrade my mousepad
« on: Tue, 19 November 2024, 02:42:55 »
Hey All,

I’ve been looking to upgrade my setup a bit, and with Black Friday around the corner, I thought it might be a good time to grab something high-quality but budget-friendly. Specifically, I’ve been wanting a mouse pad that can give me really smooth tracking with a durable surface—no more dealing with the fabric pads that start to wear down after heavy use.

I came across the FlashBeyond glass mouse pad (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0DJ8NQC5V?th=1), which seems to have great build quality and a price that doesn’t break the bank. I’ve heard it’s comparable to the Wallhack in terms of smoothness but with a much more competitive price. It’s supposed to be ultra-smooth, which is a huge bonus for me since I like minimal drag when gaming. I haven’t seen a ton of reviews on it yet, so I was wondering if anyone here has tried it out or knows anything more about its long-term performance?

I don’t have a strict budget, but I’d definitely like something that’s going to last without dropping a huge amount. I’d appreciate any recommendations if there’s something better out there for the same price range, or if you think this is a solid buy.

I’m in the US, by the way. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

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Re: upgrade my mousepad
« Reply #1 on: Tue, 19 November 2024, 20:33:11 »
I have been using a Steelseries glass mouse pad for 20 years and it still looks brand new.
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