Pros: A little more comfortable then not using a pad.

Cons: None

Pros: I bought this to replace my aging old pad. This one doesn't slip at all. It was cheap $7 at MC. (I only go to MC when picking up CPUS, mobos, but it was cheap there) Works great with my logitech G502.

Cons: It is thin, but normal for gaming mouse pads. I wouldn't have this shipped, I would just buy it at the store.

Pros: Works well with wired or wireless mouse
Quality product
Nice size - doesn't crowd the desktop

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: I've tried a lot of mouse pads and Steelseries tracks the best with wired or wireless mouse brands.

Pros: Nice smooth glide. It's not a bad entry level gaming mat. Decently priced

Cons: WAY to small. If your buying a mouse mat for gaming, at least get something that's 14x16, if not larger.

This pad is also quite thin and after a year or so of use it began to curl at the edges, making the useable space on it even smaller.

Other Thoughts: Don't buy this one. Get a QCK Heavy, or even better, a Razer Goliathus.

Pros: -small
-grips well to mostly anything
-flexibly
-durable
-It makes a good coaster
This mouse pad was alright, I usually prefer the hard surface ones rather than cloth but it worked well with my basic mouse until I used my gigabyte krypton and I started having problems moving my mouse and having it be read or detected. I guess that isn't really all the mouse pads fault but if I was going to buy another mouse pad this wont be the first one I go to.

Cons: -not very smooth surface
-expensive
-bad texture
-designed for cups not mouses
Honestly this mouse pad might work with some mouses but like I said I wouldn't buy it twice or have it as my first option.

Other Thoughts: I don't have any about this mouse pad.

Pros: Large. Good Quality

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: BEWARE! This thing is freakishly large.

Pros: If you want a small compact mouse pad then this is for you. Good response and fell. Won't last as long as my older plastic pad, but for the money it works.

Cons: Paid a little to much on the Egg...saw it for much less at Wals. Still a good mouse pad though.

Pros: I have now had this mousepad for five years. It finally stopped curling after being on my desk for so long. In my initial review I indicated that the fabric was starting to come off the backing. That is still true, but that's all that has happened. The cloth is still in good shape... a little stained and worn, but my mouse still tracks like it's brand new and glides across it like butter across a hot skillet.

Far as maintenance goes... I just pick it up and shake off the dust and dirt every now and then, and when it gets too gunky I grab a wet dishcloth and wipe it off real good. This is just about the single most durable mousepad I've ever owned. After being on my desk for five long years, having food spilled on it, being used as a coaster, and generally otherwise abused, I think I can safely say I've done about everything to this mousepad short of actually destroying it that one could do to a mousepad. I've been consistently impressed by it.

Cons: Newegg's asking price. As other reviewers have pointed out, this pad can be had elsewhere for a lot less money, if you know where to look (hint: the biggest retailer in the world...) At least put it on sale or something, Newegg.

Pros: great, small sized mousepad

Cons: Neweggs pricing. It's elsewhere for much, much cheaper.

Pros: I bought one of these about five years ago and it still works. I bought a new just one because the old one lost some of it's color.

Cons: Five years of daily use and the only thing wrong with it is it's lost some of it's color.

Other Thoughts: I didn't even need to replace it, but did so anyways.

Also it came with a sticker back then, as well as now.