ARTISAN Gaming mouse pad Zero MID(Hard) Large ZR-NMD-BK-L Color: Black (Japan Import)

pretty small pad to be honest, very smooth, rough edges and not stitched. exactly as described.

Very fast for gaming, especially for multiplayer games.

I was worried that it would be too slow considering it is considered control, one of the slower mouse pads, but brand new, it's smooth especially paired with th pulsar glass skates. I would consider this product perfect in every way. The mid is perfect. The bottom sticks to my desk tightly.

Using a zowie fk2 @ 400 dpi in OW / QuakeChampions with my normal relatively low-ish sens - and this pad tracks in what feels like a 1-1 env. I have old feet on my fk2 and haven't replaced them yet; so I thought the more abrasive texture of this pad would not work out as well as I'd want; I was completely wrong! It's a great size for a good inches per 360 if using a low sens like me; the grippy base means it doesn't slip on my desk at all, even though it's way lighter of a pad than my previous steel series ones. If you've been following mousepads / mice and the whole gimmick of underground forum culture dating back to the early 2000s regarding 'the best pads' or 'the best mice' - you've heard of this brand, and honestly; this is one of the only products I've tried that people almost universally glow about; and I am 100% in agreement with it. It's worth the money; it's worth whatever shipping time you're given; it's just worth it. My only con would be it catches literally any lint / hair in the air (since it's a bit more abrasive compared to a smoother surface cloth pad it has more stick for debris) but honestly; just take a lint roller to it whenever you notice it getting 'bad' or just cover it during non-use like I do. It ships flat; (which why don't all pad sellers do that?) so it won't have that break-in period where you have to lay a dictionary on your pad for a few hours after getting it if you truly want it flat too.

Works well for me. Using it with a logitech G pro (hero sensor). Added images to get a sense of the texture which actually feels little coarse, more so than any typical cloth mouse pad, but smooth enough for your skin to feel comfortable on it. The bottom sticks to my wooden desk, so I actually have to peel it off my desk to move it, rather than just slide it.