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Xtrfy XGP vs ROG Whetstone

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XTRFY is by far the best mouse pad. Amazing tracking, soft and has stitched edges to prevent fraying. It's even beaten my trusted Steelseries QCK Heavy that sadly began to peel yesterday. 

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Does anyone have any of these mousepads and can give personal experiences?

Xtrfy XGP-L4

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Asus ROG Whetstone

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Please no QCK or other recommendations, thank you :)

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No experience, sorry.

Currently roaming the forums in boredom

I like mice and keyboards and the sort

Formerly TheFlurryGames

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Just like everyone else apparently

everyone is running around with their qck and goliathus.

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Just like everyone else apparently

everyone is running around with their qck and goliathus.

I'd just go for the one that's cheaper.  The Xtrfy also looks pretty nice...

Currently roaming the forums in boredom

I like mice and keyboards and the sort

Formerly TheFlurryGames

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XTRFY is by far the best mouse pad. Amazing tracking, soft and has stitched edges to prevent fraying. It's even beaten my trusted Steelseries QCK Heavy that sadly began to peel yesterday. 

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XTRFY is by far the best mouse pad. Amazing tracking, soft and has stitched edges to prevent fraying. It's even beaten my trusted Steelseries QCK Heavy that sadly began to peel yesterday. 

You were right, its awesome!

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