do i really need a mousepad?

[iceman199121]

I'm using my mouse (logitech g502 proteus core) on a wooden desk.

should i consider buying a mousepad or not ? does it make a lot of difference?

 

thanks in advance

[Sharif]

Yes you should try it out 

 

More of a personal thing but most times its way better 

[UltraNeonGaming]

I'm using my mouse (logitech g502 proteus core) on a wooden desk.

should i consider buying a mousepad or not ? does it make a lot of difference?

 

thanks in advance

 

Just get a cheap mousepad from literally anywhere, It will make a huge difference 

[TheProfosist]

You don't need one but it's nicer. Once I got used to a nice gaming mousepad I rarely use my mouse without it. Razer has a nice line of hard pads at the moment.

[ShadowCaptain]

I'm using my mouse (logitech g502 proteus core) on a wooden desk.

should i consider buying a mousepad or not ? does it make a lot of difference?

 

thanks in advance

 

I like the logitech thin ones, they work really well 

 

It should track fine over wood but it might not be working to 100%, it also glides much nicer

[TheProfosist]

Just get a cheap mousepad from literally anywhere, It will make a huge difference

Umm no. Preferably go with a gaming brand or gaming oriented product and normal "mousepads" are just so so horrible and fall apart oh so quick.

[siberiansteel11]

I just use the cheap ones. Works great for me 

[UltraNeonGaming]

Umm no. Preferably go with a gaming brand or gaming oriented product and normal "mousepads" are just so so horrible and fall apart oh so quick.

 

It will make a massive difference in gliding and when moving the mouse around, It feels better in the hand (No jokes please lol)

[shadowblitz3]

get the goliathus

[Guest]

yes yes yes yes yes yes yes!

[NewAndreas]

It feels good so yeah, get a steelseries qck!

[SirRoderick]

Personally I use a Hard surface one from corsair, I just like the consistency of it more than anything.

[brownninja97]

i recommend a mouse pad but the brain dont matter, honestly all of mouse pads do the same thing and then bullshit with you so that you spend more money

[ImBleu]

If you're spending real money on a mousepad. I'd go towards a Corsair one. But honestly anything works.

[Verne]

Not only does the mouse pad make the glide and tracking more even and often smoother, it also saves the mouse feet and the table top from unnecessary wear and tear.