I need a mouse pad

[This name sucks]

http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...E26-999-067-TS


Help me decide between these two. They are same price when taking shipping into account. Both are reasonable sized with me favouring the smaller razer one.

Both are aesthetically appealing and I would like both designs.


The mouse is intended for a DeathAdder.

[jholdaway]

I have the same razer mousepad in the larger size and have had no problems with it.

[BruceG87]

I used a Razer mousepad for quite some time. It was perfectly fine until it started fraying on me from every single end. I replaced it with an XTRAC XL Pad, which served me quite well. After a hell of a long time, it still did not fray. I found I didn't use the full surface area, so I cut it in half when my girlfriend needed a mousepad. Even after cutting it in half, I didn't experience any fraying. My only complaint about the XTRAC pad was how quick it was to show dirt/skin/grime with little use.

Just this week I replaced my XTRAC pad with a steelseries QCK pad. It's one of several highly recommended mousepads designed by Steelseries. While I haven't had a chance to beat the living hell out of it like my previous mousepads, I feel like this pad is higher quality then the previous pads I used. Steelseries offers a few variants of the QCK that have different levels of thickness, traction as well as size. When I started to look around it seemed more people recommended the QCK+, but I picked up the QCK stock pad due to size restrictions on my desk. So far I have no complaints.

[vesseblah]

Steelseries QcK pads are best I've used in value for money. Those come in many sizes and will fit into almost any available space. Tested and works perfectly with Razer Naga, Logitech G700, Microsoft Sidewinder and Microsoft's bluetrack mouse.