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Mouse mats - 27 articles

You just shelled out on an expensive new mouse, now have a look what it could be gliding over.

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Roccat Sense
Posted: June 27th 2008
Roccat Sense

Gaming peripherals are something that not many hardware enthusiasts spend much time on; as the title suggests, it's more of a gamer thing. However, many underestimate what effect a simple mouse or keyboard upgrade can have on their PC usage in terms of comfort and features. The peripheral overlooked most of al however, is the mouse mat. From it's humble beginnings as a poorly held-in-place piece ...

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Evo-G MP1
Posted: March 20th 2008
Evo-G MP1

With so many different types of PC related products available, it's not surprising that many manufacturers go a little unnoticed in certain circles. That's why being a reviewer is interesting, as we get the latest and greatest from the big boys, and we also get to check out products from companies we've never heard of before. EvoG fall into this category for me, and they've been kind enough to ...

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SteelSeries SP
Posted: January 11th 2008
SteelSeries SP

Gaming mice are all the rage, with the ability to crank up the accuracy to 4000DPI and beyond, it’s no surprise that hardened PC users are looking to grab one. However, the surface they glide over is as important as the mouse itself, not just in the realm of accurate tracking but friction and movement. Today I have a SteelSeries mouse pad that follows in their hybrid range, this time with a ...

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Nuke-Z Z8
Posted: July 20th 2007
Nuke-Z Z8

If you’re still using your desk or a freebie mouse pad and wondering why to choose a decent mouse pad, this review is probably for you. Today I have the little-known Nuke Z’s mouse pad; the Nuke Z Z8 low sensitivity.

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Boogie Bug AimB Pad
Posted: July 6th 2007
Boogie Bug AimB Pad

Boogie Bug may not be the best known mouse mat production company, but they have a cool logo and I hear they made some good fans in the past; maybe they can make a good mat? The AimB Pad I have with me is quite a small one by modern standards, but it promises comfortable usage at a budget price; I wonder. NB. Since this mouse mat is simply a smaller version of the Boogie Bug AimB Pad XL ...

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Boogie Bug AimB Pad XL
Posted: July 4th 2007
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Rantopad Mammoth
Posted: May 1st 2007
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Rantopad Super C4
Posted: May 1st 2007
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Rantopad P4
Posted: May 1st 2007
Rantopad P4

Hard or cloth, it’s a problem that faces gamers looking for a new mouse pad. Fortunately, there are some manaufacturers that give you the best of both worlds. Rantopads is one of them, with their Rantopad P4 they aim to please both camps.

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Ratpadz GS
Posted: March 16th 2007
Ratpadz GS

Recently we tested the Ratpadz XT model, and it unfortunately received one of the lowest marks this site has ever given. Hopefully Ratpadz other model, the GS, will get a much better reception.

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Ratpadz XT
Posted: March 5th 2007
Ratpadz XT

Hard OCP are well known in the review industry for their popular website, and now they are trying to get into the mouse pad sector with their Ratpadz range. Today I have their XT model which promises a slick surface and a large gaming area. EDIT: Obviously Ratpadz have been around for years, the introduction was poorly worded apologies to anyone misled.

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SteelPad QcK Heavy
Posted: February 27th 2007
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SteelPad S&S
Posted: February 15th 2007
SteelPad S&S

SteelSeries concentrate on creating the best peripherals with the gamer in mind. We’ve tested many of their products, including their entire range of headsets, but today I have their SteelPad S&S touted as ‘probably the best hard plastic gaming surface in the world’. Lets see…

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SteelPad 5L
Posted: February 1st 2007
SteelPad 5L

Mouse mats of recent have been moving away from boring black cloth to more exciting designs. A great example are the NO.ID pads, however today I have the SteelSeries SteelPad 5L in my hands which also combines a gaming surface with aesthetic awesomeness.

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Ideazon FragMat Mouse mat
Posted: January 30th 2007
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NO.ID Mouse Pad
Posted: January 8th 2007
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Razer Mantis mousepad
Posted: December 29th 2006
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Nova Raider Mouse Mat
Posted: December 20th 2006
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Nova Killer Mousemat
Posted: December 8th 2006
Nova Killer Mousemat

There are several parts of PC that can be considered essential for top performance gaming. Mouse, of course, keyboard, certainly, maybe headset too? However, many people often overlook the importance of the humble mouse mat. Today I will be testing Nova's Killer mouse mat; lets see if it makes the grade and qualifies as a gamer's best friend.

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Ripper XXL, Pro HS and Mouse Tape
Posted: June 15th 2006
Ripper XXL, Pro HS and Mouse Tape

I have tested many of the Xtrac Pads products, including the Ripper XL and their InstaGlide; both of which I rated highly and for very good reason. And now today I get to test the latest offering from XTrac; their Ripper XXL. Also, I get to look at their best selling pad, the Pro HS.

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Giganta Lazer 4
Posted: May 26th 2006
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Everglide Titan Gaming Mouse Mat
Posted: April 19th 2006
Everglide Titan Gaming Mouse Mat

When it comes to choosing computer components, it is usually relatively simple to determine which is the best. Review sites and magazines produce benchmarks on everything from Graphics Cards to Hard drives, which lets you, the End-User, know which components are the best money can buy. However, this is not usually the case for mouse mats; especially the gaming variety. There are so many mouse ...

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SteelPad QcK+
Posted: April 18th 2006
SteelPad QcK+

There are several parts of PC that can be considered essential for top performance gaming. Mouse, of course, keyboard, certainly, maybe headset too? However, many people often overlook the importance of the humble mouse mat. Today I will be testing Nova's Killer mouse mat; lets see if it makes the grade and qualifies as a gamer's best friend.

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Corepad Deskpad
Posted: February 28th 2006
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Icemat 2nd Edition
Posted: February 26th 2006
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Corepad Eyepad
Posted: February 19th 2006
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Ripper XL and Zoom v2.0 mats + InstaGlide
Posted: February 1st 2006

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