I have a SteelSeries 4HD mouse pad,would this work well with a plastic coated pad? I currently have a Naos 5000 that's getting worn out.
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i cant say i've tried that particular pad, but i would think so. i use mine right on my plastic coated desk. i also tested it on my plastic laptop just for good measure. works on paper and cloth mouse pads too. i dont see any reason why it wouldn't and would be very surprised if it didn't.
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It worked well on my laminated/plastic tabletop, but I got the best performance on a cloth mousemat from xtrac pads. I bought the ripper, it's large, but so useful and made in the USA if that appeals to you.
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Yes, the Corsair M95 will work perfectly on most surfaces. After you download software for the M95 off the Corsair website, you can run a test and the M95 will detect the quality of the mouse mat. That will make the mouse be able to be more accurate on the mouse mat you are using.
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Works fine w/o a pad on my white surface desk. For shiny surfaces like a glass coffee table, you will need a mouse pad (or just a piece of paper). Don't know about other situations.
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The surface is partially cover with small holes. I don't know how well the mouse will do on that area. But you can use a small mouse pad. That will solve the problem.
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It would be a tight fit, yes, with about three inches to spare. You wouldn't need a mouse pad, though, as the surface of the LapGear is very compatible with mouse use. I guess it depends on how much you would be using the mouse. I honestly think it would be workable, but that may be a subjective feeling.
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What they said. Only thing I would add is that the razor's wrist rest is on the harder side. The mouse pad itself comes with rubber feet so you don't have to use the wrist rest pad to keep it in place. I use a fellows plush touch cloth mouse pad under the razer. The fellows pad is wider front to back and feels much better then the razor's and it fits perfectly since it's the same width side to side.
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After about a year the top layer of material has begun to separate at the front right edge of the tracker pad. This is probably due to my right wrist rubbing there when I use the mouse. The separation goes about 1/8 inch and does not affect my use of the mouse. If the material continues to separate I will probably use a razor bale and straight edge to trim it. I am not to picky about looks and consider this normal wear. If the pad gets to bad I will replace it with the same or another brand, but is will be the same dimensions for sure.
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As an optical mouse, you really shouldn't need a mousepad unless you are dealing with a reflective surface or a glass table. If the mousepad is reflective in nature - with any kind of gloss - that will disrupt the operation of the mouse.Try testing the mouse on a few different surfaces to see if you can find one that does work. If you can't get it to work on your shirt, the unit might be defective - however, it is far more likely that your system is slow under load, or that you've picked a poor mousing surface.
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The material itself should work fine for laser mice, the size is much too small for practical use. Unless you have a very specific use-case in mind, better off getting a small mouse pad. Most anything neoprene works, I have been using my neoprene laptop sleeve as a mouse pad on the rare occasion I use a laser mouse.
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there is a soft rubber mat with a gel wrist pad. the mouse surface is hard plastic that can be used with or without the rubber mat.
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I'm using the Logitech G440 mouse pad with the Logitech G602 Wireless Gaming Mouse...working great so far. As to your question, not really sure since I am using the Logitech mouse.
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I do notice some abrasion on the mouse pads of my Logitech G9x, nothing that affects the performance of the pairing.Light sandpaper or emery paper on the feet will bring this back to near as new anyway.
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Yes, I bought this in spite of the problems because of my carpal tunnel problem. Any regular mouse hurts and this pad hurts much less. I hope that helps you.
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That's really interesting. I have used the Corsair M60 mouse with this pad model for nearly 3 years with excellent results at all DPI settings. The only issue is when the mouse crosses over the steelseries logo. The laser does not interact well with the applied white lettering.Edit: I wonder if the M65's laser would interact better with one of the other SteelSeries pads -- they have several different designs.
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It will give you the sharp edge contact. It is a hard mouse mat. The coating is not slippery, it's sticky. Mouse movement is jerky due to the stickiness.
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Yes..This mouse pad has a hard surface on top and it is stacked with padding underneath. It is good mousemate.
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No, it's like any other mouse, it doesn't work well on smooth surfaces. Mine came with a mouse pad though.
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I have used SIIG with a different brand of mouse and does work. If you are switching between 2 pc's then I would recommend this IOGear GCS62HU. I use the SIIG for external drives etc. Good luck.