LTT Mouse Pad

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Hey @LinusTech and maybe @CPotter (don't know who to tag here, sorry) I'd like to voice a huge thing in regards to the alleged mouse pads youse are planning on. The biggest gripe with larger pads is how they are rolled up into a small box or tube. Even if it's not too tight, it still doesn't truly flatten out. I would gladly pay extra shipping if it meant the mouse pad I was buying was packed flat kinda like a painting or mirror/glass. I hope you can consider this suggestion, and I hope it's okay to post this here. Thanks!

 

 

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Roll it in the other direction until it flattens out, at least that's what worked for me.

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2 minutes ago, lewdicrous said:

Roll it in the other direction until it flattens out, at least that's what worked for me.

Some people say to try that, or to put heavy books on it, or leave it in the sun. But those don't get it flat like the table it's on. The only other thing one could try is ironing it. But I would prefer to not have to do anything to a product after I buy it. I'd rather unbox it and use it, rather than fuss with it to get it to work the way it should have in the first place.

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2 minutes ago, TempestCatto said:

Some people say to try that, or to put heavy books on it, or leave it in the sun. But those don't get it flat like the table it's on. The only other thing one could try is ironing it. But I would prefer to not have to do anything to a product after I buy it. I'd rather unbox it and use it, rather than fuss with it to get it to work the way it should have in the first place.

Hmm.. maybe that's something to do with how tightly they roll it or the material it's made of.

I only ever bought one mouse mat, so i don't know if all of them respondthat way.