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So. I am looking for a palm grip mouse and I am right handed, it could be dated preferably wired.

I don't care how shabby it is as long as it works, and it won't break instantly. 

Mousepad same applies.

Because this mouse that is a Claw Grip to me is completely unacceptable. 

Looking to spend 0-40$ for both. :P.

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The Gigabyt gm-m6980x is a descent mouse and the steelseries qck gaming mouse pad is fine for a mousepad.  That might be a little over 40 but, you don't really need a high end mouse pad.  The mouse pad I use was free.

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The Gigabyt gm-m6980x is a descent mouse and the steelseries qck gaming mouse pad is fine for a mousepad.  That might be a little over 40 but, you don't really need a high end mouse pad.  The mouse pad I use was free.

Seems good! Thanks.

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Get a corsair mousepad, they are usually pretty durable. If anything just make sure to avoid SteelSeries mousepads as they wear out in just a few weeks :/

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Get a corsair mousepad, they are usually pretty durable. If anything just make sure to avoid SteelSeries mousepads as they wear out in just a few weeks :/

I disagree. I've had mine for over two months.

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I disagree. I've had mine for over two months.

 

 

Get a corsair mousepad, they are usually pretty durable. If anything just make sure to avoid SteelSeries mousepads as they wear out in just a few weeks :/

 

Its luck of the draw.

SteelSeries and Corsair are both great brands with great products.

Some just aren't built as good as they claim to be.

Nothing is built EXACTLY the same.

Hopefully sometime in the future factory's will be come more precise.

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Its luck of the draw.

SteelSeries and Corsair are both great brands with great products.

Some just aren't built as good as they claim to be.

Nothing is built EXACTLY the same.

Hopefully sometime in the future factory's will be come more precise.

 

I think I'll just go with whats cheapest between brands when it comes to mousepads. I mean there are Higher end mousepads but come on, I'd rather spend that 20-50 more $ on games or a new computer. :P

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I disagree. I've had mine for over two months.

You probably don't use it as much/don't have sweaty hands.

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You probably don't use it as much/don't have sweaty hands.

Well I've used my new Steelseries mousepad.

And got 5 but paid for one.. Thanks amazon. :P

(Sending them back if amazon actually responds)

But its unhealthy how much I'm at the computer. :P

But no my hands don't sweat much so that could be a pretty major factor.

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Well I've used my new Steelseries mousepad.

And got 5 but paid for one.. Thanks amazon. :P

(Sending them back if amazon actually responds)

But its unhealthy how much I'm at the computer. :P

But no my hands don't sweat much so that could be a pretty major factor.

You Got 5 and Only Paid For 1? Let Me Have One lol

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