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Wrong product picture, but best the pad for laser. | Handstands Ultra Thin Laser Mousepad

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highly recommended

Thin and cheap.

Everything I asked for. So thin it doesnt take up any space in my laptop case, and is still 100 times better than a plain piece of paper or whatever random surface I would have to use if I didnt have it. Has a bunch of little semi sticky feet all over the bottom that keep it in place, doesnt leave any sticky residue over my laptop keyboard when I use it there.

Doesnt handle bending very well, if you dont have a flat surface to store it against you might want to chose a different pad. This one is sorta stiff, and would be permantly damaged if you tried to fold it over. It creases pretty easily if used on the edge of something, but flattens back out ok if you dont bend it really far. Definately meant to be used on mostly flat surface.

Mine was black, not blue as in the picture. Worth every penny of the 6$ I paid.

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I was pretty skeptical about a mouse pad for laser mice, thinking it would be just a regular pad. I normally use magazines or books for mouse pads and they work really good until they start to wear, but this mouse pad blew me (away)!

Instantly I felt the performance from a simple mouse mat. It brought out the best of my laser mouse that I have been looking for. The texture of the mat is unique, and the mouse moves on it so smoothly. It is very thin, about the size of a thick piece of paper. Also the mat is big like the pic suggests, about 7x11. Mine was also black with a strip of red, but that's fine with me. My PC is black anyways. It also holds to your surface surprisingly well with its grip at the bottom. Basically I can't believe how much I got for 6 bucks. This was exactly want I was looking for.

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Wrong product picture, but best the pad for laser.

I have 2 of these products at home for 2 different Logitech's mice. They are ultra thin with a static back that stick to most surfaces like glass and wood. The surface is ultra smooth and reduces friction and drag over other surface materials, mainly cloth, which is best for ball-type mouse. If you bend this pad it will create a crease, so it would be useless. Similar surface materials to those plastic folders for school.

The image shown is incorrect with the optic label and the dots image on the surface. The pad for laser is all black with a red line at the bottom with the word laser at the bottom center.

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Excellent desktop mousepad

Product is roughly the size of standard letter paper (8.5 x 11") and very thin plastic. Backing is not sticky to human skin, but somehow it sticks very well to desk surface, painted composite wood in my case.

Excellent performance on hard flat surface. Tracking is flawless for a laser mouse (Logitech VX Nano). Mouse is now very sensitive. Very slight movement can move pointer across entire screen (1024 x 768). Moves quickly without compromising accuracy. Used primarily for office work (VS.NET, browsing, RDP, etc.)

I tried putting it on a pillow to test tracking on a soft surface. Still tracks well, but contoured surface makes mouse control a little more challenging, especially with the sensitivity. Expect to lose a few frags this way.

I would prefer a mousepad 1/2 this size. My mouse uses less than 25% of the total area. With dual widescreen monitors, I could use 50% of this pad. Maybe.

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An ultra thin mousepad / Designed specifically for laser mice / Non-slip backing

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