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I like my Asus Strix mat I just bought.. It was 15 euros

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ASUS? :o

http://www.asus.com/Gaming/STRIX_GLIDE_CONTROL/

It's so big :) (<- that's what she said)

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Do you know if there is a difference between the Steelseries QCK and QCK+?

qck+ is just bigger

Googled that for you. http://www.sk-gaming.com/forum/2-CounterStrike/2295673-QcK_or_QcK_heavy

Most prefer the Qck+ or heavy it seems.

and qck heavy is just fat  :lol:

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To be honnest, they are all the same, Corsair, Steelseries, ASUS... it's just the branding, eh :P

 

That's true. :D

But for me, nothing has beaten the thickness of the Heavy. Super comfy. Which is an odd thing to say for a pad.  :lol:

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That's true. :D

But for me, nothing has beaten the thickness of the Heavy. Super comfy. Which is an odd thing to say for a pad.  :lol:

 

Never used one so I don't know but from the pictures they all look the same. Some are cloth, some are plastic, but Corsair has this one!

 

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Never used one so I don't know but from the pictures they all look the same. Some are cloth, some are plastic, but Corsair has this one!

 

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That's a hard pad though.  :(

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To be honnest, they are all the same, Corsair, Steelseries, ASUS... it's just the branding, eh :P

 

 

You're paying for the branding, not the materials and quality. You can find decent cheap pads from no name brands.

 

I think that is a bit shortsighted. Different pads have different characteristics in terms of smoothness and tracking. I don't really care either and mostly look at the aesthetics of the pad. But I'm sure you would have a preference for one over the other if you would try different mousepads. I myself have three Qck mousepads in various sizes because it's the only decent plain one I can get in shops when I walk out my door :P Never bothered to order one online.

 

I am interested in one of those wider pads that can fit both a keyboard and your mouse. They look nice. Sadly there is only one size which is over 90cm wide(3ft) which is ridiculous since I have a 60% keyboard. I could cut it up though...

 

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But I'm sure you would have a preference for one over the other if you would try different mousepads.

 

If one was $1 and the other was $19.99, I would always prefer the $1. :lol: The one I'm using was around $3-$5. Has no branding at all on it but it has a nice rubber grip at the bottom and the top is smooth and easy to track on.

 
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I have a weird taste for big mouse pad. I like to have my keyboard and mouse on the mouse pad. Started off with an ancient Barracuda mouse pad and recently moved on to goliathus extended.

 

To be frank, any mouse pad would work fine, but for me I really hate mouse pad that doesn't let my mouse glide across it. I once tried a mouse pad that has a some friction on it and my wrist really hated me for it especially when I'm playing MOBA games. 

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