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GEVERMAN
By GEVERMAN
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It should, i think the only time it matters if you're on glass or a laser mouse

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Yea, new mice can deal with pretty much all surfaces as long as they aren't shiny.

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That just looks like an unbranded Razer pad.  :blink:

Probably just as good as the real thing. :P 

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A mouse pad is a mouse pad.  The only difference is the texture and material.

 

 

You're doing the right thing by not spending more than $10 on a mouse pad.  Above $10, all you're paying for is branding and logos (or RGB LEDs, in the case of Corsair's upcoming mouse pad).

 

All of the mouse pads I own are from Monoprice, Anker, or Thermaltake.  They all cost around $7, and do the job just fine.  And if they get damaged or lost, it's not a big deal to just spend another $7 for a replacement.

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