Glorious Extended Gaming Mouse Pad/Mat - Long White Cloth Mousepad, Stitched Edges | 11"x36" (GW-E)

5 out of 5 stars“Great Quality and Comfortable to Use!”This mouse pad is fantastic — it has a smooth surface that makes mouse movement really easy and precise. The size is perfect for my desk, and the cushioning adds just the right amount of comfort for long hours of use. It also stays put without slipping around. Overall, a great addition to my workspace!

good and feels good on mouse when using

Looks neat and works great

I previously owned the HyperX Fury S cloth mousepad with the same measurement (45cm x 40cm) and I purchased the Glorious mousepad for its white & black color scheme. The mousepad came in good condition and had good stitching. It works well, mouse glides well. It's very functional.Some differences I have noticed between the two brands:Despite the near-identical product measurements and specifications for both the HyperX Fury S cloth mousepad and the Glorious XL Heavy cloth mousepad, the Glorious mousepad seems just slightly lower quality in terms of its weight, flatness, and its grip on your desk as you use it. The Glorious mousepad shifts a few inches when I use it for gaming (I am an arm mover) and my new desk surface is wood. In contrast, I used the HyperX cloth mousepad for 5 years on a glass table and it has never budged.I've had the Glorious mousepad for over a week now, and 2 corners are still curled. I may have to lightly iron it flat.Overall, it's a pretty good mousepad. I am not too bothered with it shifting around slightly as I play. But if these are deal-breakers for you, you may want one of the longer ones where the keyboard can be placed on the mousepad to prevent it from shifting or get a different brand.

Background:I've stated playing CS:GO more and more recently in lieu of other FPS titles that had caught my attention in the past, and I was in need of a larger mouse pad for the sensitivity required to effectively play CS. I have owned a SteelSeries QCK in the past; my first 'good' mouse pad. While nothing was inherently wrong with it, it was starting to fade in the center from my mouse. However, this was not my biggest issue. The QCK, while great tracking, was much too small for my sensitivity, 800 DPI with a 1.0 in-game in CS:GO. I kept either running out of space on the right, and running into my keyboard on the left. Also, nitpicking here, but the QCK had started to suffer from peeling of the fabric on the lower left of the pad, but it is minor at this time, and didn't initially bring me towards this mouse pad.About the Glorious XL Heavy:I love this thing. While I still run into my keyboard, I have been way less with this size of mouse pad. Because of the stitched edges, I will never have to worry about the edges fraying or peeling up from the base. In the relatively short time I've owned this mouse pad, so far no viable wear can be seen on the top surface; which is extremely smooth for a soft mouse pad. Even though the mouse pad came rolled in a box, it never kept it's rolled shape once I set it flat on a table. The mouse pad instantly flattened out to the contours of the table. The only few possible negatives I can think of are very minor: they include the decently sized logo in the bottom right corner, and the quality of the stitching. When mousing over the logo the mouse noticeably slows down, but the tracking on my Logitech G502 stays consistent over the logo. When I mean the stitching's quality isn't great, that isn't entirely true. The bulk of the stitching feels like stitching should, and isn't too bulky to where the mouse pad noticeably rises at the edges and can move around. However, I can tell the exact point where the stitching started and stopped, as there is noticeable imperfections in the pattern of the stitching in those sites.Pros:- Price: Not so much that a prospective buyer is scared away, not too low that one might think this is a deal too good to be true- Overall Feel: The first impressions of this mouse pad as I took it out of the packaging were great. The bottom feels great, stitching (for the most part) looks good and consistent, the logo is decently detailed and small enough for me, and the smoothness of the top was phenomenal.- Surface: No tracking imperfections, and the texture is extremely fine. Flick shots with the AWP are effortless (aside for the weight of the mouse), and my mouse's feet will survive much longer on this mouse pad than they might've on my QCK- Thickness/Plushness: There is no doubt; this is a thick mouse pad. It is even in the title. This might detract from the appeal for some, but it was a must have for me. This thing in extremely comfortable to mouse on, and will even out any uneven surfaces I'll ever encounter.Cons:- Logo: While I think the logo's size and grippiness is a moot point, I can see how for some this is a big issue. The resistance is much more over the logo, and many have reported mouse tracking wigging out over this point. Also, the logo might even be a little too much for some.- Stitching Imperfections: While I have stated above that the stitching is overall really good, the noticeable bump where the stitching has started and stopped is annoying to me more than anything. This was the first negative I have encountered with this mouse pad, and I encountered it while taking it out of the packaging. This is a first impression issue. While it doesn't effect the usefulness of the mouse pad, it will effect the wide-spread use of the padOverall, I will end up using this mouse pad until the end of it's effective cycle, and then consider buying another; if still in production. However, the logo and stitching imperfections may be too big of a deal for others.

I ordered this as a replacement mat since my Razer Goliathus was very old and had no further hope of getting better with cleaning and just wasn't quite big enough for me anymore. I was looking for a mouse pad that was bigger and very thin as I have dual mice setup and wanted the most coverage but not a very thick mat. I chose this mat due to the size/specs. The mouse mat came to me very quickly as anything from Amazon does. There was a slight odor when opening the package but nothing more than when I opened the Razer mat or the Kingston hyperx xxl mat. Within a day it was basically gone. I know there have been others that have reported differently. The mat is made very well and appears that it will hold up over time. It has very good craftsmanship from the edging and the top weave that the mouse will be on all the time. Overall very pleased with the mat and the quality/size of it so far.The only issue that I have now run into is the sporadic tracking issues my Naga 2014 mouse is having on this mat. I am not blaming the mat for this but only typing it so others are aware. I started noticing where when using the mouse, it appeared to hit dead spots where the pointer would just stop moving for a sec or at times appear to hit an invisible wall. Now, with razer I did use the software to calibrate, reset the sensor, and update any drivers/firmware. I have 4 nagas with two of them being on this pad. One of the mice actually is turning out to have a bad sensor. However, using the other three as test mice I did notice something. Both 2014 nagas display the same behavior using this mat. The 2012 Naga doesn't display this problem. The 2011 version doesn't either. One of the 2014 mice is getting replaced as it is messing up now no matter where I use it. The other 2014 displays this problem only while using this mat. If I go back to Goliathus mat, no problems. Just so its noted, I used a windows 8.1 with synapse, windows 7 with synapse, and a windows 7 with just windows default driver installed. This way to eliminate the pc being the issue.Now I do have another solid black mouse mat made by Kingston which is the largest they make. I am not using it due to the thickness of the mat as it just seemed to not allow my arm/wrist lay properly. Other than that, I like the size of it as well. However, with it being solid black as well, I wanted to test it with these mice to see if the same issue occurred and it did. So, the only thing that is really different between the Kingston and Glorious vs the Razer pad is that the razer has green and design print where the mouse resides and isn't solid black like the other two. It seems like the newer nagas have issues tracking on a solid black mouse mat. So if any of you have that mouse and get this Mouse Mat, please keep in mind it may not track right and its not the mat being defective, its the sensor just not working well with it. I also googled my experience and did find quite a bit of others with similar issues with solid black mats and these mice.So overall, if you are looking for an extra large mat dont hesitate to get this one. I have like it for the week that I have had it. If for any reason this changes over the next month or so, I will come back and update my review.

High quality and just the size I needed!