HyperX Fury S - Pro Gaming Mouse Pad, Cloth Surface Optimized for Precision, Stitched Anti-Fray Edges, X-Large 900x420x4mm

It is huge. As long as your desk is at least the same length as this mouse pad, get it. I love this mouse pad.You can tell from the moment you unbox this pad that it is well made. It is heavy and thick. I work from home some days, and game as well; I have used it daily for the past 6 months for about 2 hours on average, and it has held up and still looks brand new. It is large enough that I can fit my full keyboard, a notepad, and my mouse on it without issue.When using my monitors for work, I can scroll from one to the other without needing to ever lift my hand. When gaming, it gives plenty of movement area without having to worry about hitting the edge. The texture is smooth and my mouse responds perfectly without any jumping or bobbling at all. I can honestly say it has improved my gameplay when I am playing shooters, purely with the ability to aim from one point to another without a lift.The pad is soft, and is comfortable to rest my arm on when I am browsing or working. On top of all that, the solid black with the simple HyperX logo is very aesthetically pleasing.I wish I would have avoided ever buying any previous mouse pads. This is my favorite I’ve ever had.Ps. You will need to unroll the pad and let it flatten out for a little bit. I got mine on a Friday afternoon and set it under some heavy books when I went to bed. By Saturday morning it was perfectly flat and has been good to go ever since.

I purchased the XXL version of this mousepad during a holiday sale for $10 - amazing price for what you get. I had no issues getting it to lay flat. It's very soft, the stitched edges are quality, the thickness is just right, and the glide is medium-ish, slightly faster than a QcK+. I did notice a loss of glide speed over time, but it's not too bad. Humidity isn't much of an issue with this pad, as I live in a very humid climate and the glide remained quite consistent. You won't regain the glide speed by washing it, however. I hand washed it using hand soap and water + air drying and it did remove the dust, hair and stain buildup from normal use without a degradation in quality.The pad pairs nicely with any mouse I use with it - EC2-A (with a 3310 sensor), Nixeus Revel (3360), or Cooler Master MM531 (also 3360). I've used a plethora of other mice with it with no tracking issues whatsoever. Aftermarket feet like Hyperglides or Corepads do increase glide speed by a significant amount on this pad, so if you prefer that sort of feeling, they are worth the upgrade on this pad.Aesthetically, the HyperX logo is fine with me - it's not raised and you could easily turn the mousepad around to get an all-black look. The rest is uniform black, which is fine for my minimal tastes.Overall, this is a fantastic pad for the price I bought it at, for $10. At $25, it's still worth it, and remains cheaper than its direct competitors in the extended mouse mat range, the Glorious XXL mousepad and the Corsair MM300/MM350. I haven't tried the Dechanics, Cougars, or other lesser-known brands on Amazon, so I can't speak to those, but the HyperX Fury S is a surefire quality product.Excuse the photo quality - despite wiping the pad down with a microfiber cloth regularly, some of my dog's hairs and my own dead skin are a bit stubborn.

Seriously... the XL is freakin gignatic, dwarfing my TKL keyboard by like 8x. It takes-up more than half of my 55" desk! There's maybe 10"-12" of exposed desk on either side. And with it aligned to the front, 7" exposed on the back! I bet this would be great for dual monitor setups with separate mouse/KB. It would easily accommodate that if you angle them towards their corresponding monitor.But that's exactly what I wanted. I like to set all sorts of things on my desk that might scratch it, so it's nice to have a durable padded surface to set them on.It's really just a big, high-quality pad in most ways. Decent thickness, really nice grippy texture on the other side... not going nowhere, ever. The padding is on the firm side, which I personally prefer. The stitching around the edges is similarly very nice - it is substantial enough that I don't see it fraying, but also very soft and easy on the wrists. Really it feels very nice. It's also not totally round. It's more squared-off with juuust slightly rounded/bulked-up edges, which I think makes it look a little nicer than pads that go for the half-circle edge.The logo follows a similar trend of cleanness. No bleed whatsoever in it - perfectly crisp.And then, of course it's black, which is always good for hiding dirt and wear. We'll see how well it holds up and cleans. If I ever have any problems there I will update, though I will say the surface doesn't strike me as being very porous.The stitching on the top is generally very nice. I'd say it's just right. Smooth in all directions with just enough coarseness for grip and precision, as well as for your keyboard to grip very firmly. I have zero concerns about my keyboard migrating from mashing buttons.I say if you want a giant mousepad with no frills and good quality, just buy it!

The price, The Quality, The smoothness makes this mousepad are really good choice among stupidly expensive mousepad out there. I got this on sale for $17.44 and I gotta day it’s perfect. It’s super smooth and slick with my mouse and has increasingly helped my aim in games. The Quality is absolutely insane for a mousepad. It’s heavy, perfectly sized, super smooth, doesn’t move on the desk, and perfect. A Must Buy!

Good material, great grip on desk, rounded edges make for virtually no floppyness, I’m just not a fan of the big logo. I like the color, it fits my specific build. Smelled like a factory out of the box, and I’m pretty sure it’s water resistant because I’ve spilled stuff on it and water basically just sits on top of the material, crumbs and stuff are easy to clean off of the slick material.