SteelSeries - QcK Cloth Gaming Mouse Pad -Medium - Black

I was surprised at how big this mouse pad was. I am not a gamer but I do own a mouse and use it quite a bit. It’s great quality and my mouse moves very easily on it. It’s also easy to roll up and put inside your bag if traveling. Does collect some dust (as pictured) but it’s also easy to clean with a damp cloth if needed.

Great mouse pad. Works well. Looks good. Very grippy. Good pad to complete the SteelSeries desktop.

For the price, it does what it's supposed to do. Only real issue with it is, that after over a month with it, it still hasn't stayed 100% flat. The left side still has a small roll in it.

I needed a new pad and this one is way better than my old "standard" Wal-Mart one. This one is twice as big so make sure you have enough desk space.

I really recommend! So soft and easy to play Good quality

Excellent, stays put, smooth, quality, came out of the box with no wrinkles and less curves than the Corsair MM200 which had permanent wrinkles from being rolled up into a tub and shoved into a small box. Mouse pad manufactures need to put these in a large flat box...

Did a lot of research on mouse pads and this one is within top 5 for best pad for your buck and value. Great material used and so inexpensive. Trust me your going to love it.

The QcK is one of the best mousepads of all time. There's a reason why SteelSeries has sold over 10 million of them. I purchased my first one in 2007 after a friend of mine recommended it to me. I still have it and still use it almost every day at work. After it started to exhibit some issues with the rubber underneath it after many thousands of hours of usage, I demoted it to work usage and replaced it with another in around 2012-2013 and used the newer one for about 7 years and still use it for my laptop. The newest versions have a different logo (they no longer say SteelSeries under the logo), and the rubber backing is a little more rigid than the old versions I have from 2007 and 2012-2013. As such, it does take some time for it to lay flat after unboxing it. The surface is very smooth and feels like it will last as long as my older models. In terms of feel and performance, the QcK leans more toward the control side than being a speed pad. I tend to use a slightly higher DPI for gaming and prefer a bit of control to my pads. If you want something speedier, I'd recommend the Razer Gigantus V2 or the Razer Goliathus Speed. I tried the QcK hard pad, but found it too fast to control reliably. For the price, you can't go wrong with the old tried and true QcK.