Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have used several glass mousepads, and the Pulsar Super Glide Mousepad v2 feels like the right balance of speed and size for my needs. During the day, I use it on a Mac with a Logitech MX Master 4, and at night I game for a few hours in Battlefield 6 with a Gravastar M1. Both mice use PTFE skates. For productivity, the glide is smooth enough for detailed Photoshop and video editing work. For gaming, it offers a strong balance of speed and control at 1,000Hz polling and 1600 DPI, making it well suited for fast run-and-gun play while still providing enough precision for occasional sniping in Battlefield 6. If you are looking for the fastest possible glass pad, this is probably not the best choice. It is more tuned for control than raw speed, which is exactly what makes it so versatile. One feature that is both a strength and a weakness is how thin the pad is. The low profile feels great for wrist comfort, but it also makes the pad more delicate than expected. I found this out when my phone dropped less than two inches onto the edge and caused a small chip/crack. Overall, the Super Glide Mousepad v2 looks great and delivers excellent control for both work and gaming, but it is noticeably more fragile than some other glass pads.

Definitely much more consistent glide/performance over the past 3 months I've had it compared to other cloth pads which slow down over time even after washing. Definitely requires a sleeve to get the best experience, cold/hot temperatures will cause your arm to stick to the pad.

Very smooth glide. The only downside would be the size if you have a smaller set up

I’ve been testing this for about a month, and while it looks great aesthetically, the constant scratching sound from the glass really bothers me. I don’t notice it when I’m wearing headphones, but without them, it’s not a pleasant sound or feeling.

really nice pad, has a coating that gives it a bit more resistance than most glass pads and i LOVE it.