Right, I am way behind on this but lucky enough, it doesn’t much matter. As you all will know, I love peripherals and have reviewed a lot of them in a short period of time a few months back. Well, the idea was to do a massive roundup and showcase some of the differences of each type of peripheral!
Long story short, there are more video and articles to come but to get things moving, I took the easy way out and started with a short video on mousepads. It’s a bit rubbish but it will help you get an idea of what else is to come for other peripherals! There will be videos on:
Mousepads
Mice
Keyboards
Headsets
Gaming Chairs ( if I can get 1 or 2 more in by the time I finish the other articles )
Also, after the peripherals are done, I will move onto the next roundup or maybe even a comparison article, I.E RX480 GPU Performance based on using different CPUs/Sockets. As said, soon I will be taking on 1-2 more people to help with reviews and I will start focusing more on these types or articles based on the data found in our reviews
Zmajuga This day and age, long as you spend a could £$£$£€€ or whatever your currency is, you’ll be fine. However, my personal recommendation is one that has a stitched edging, other than that it’s all about finding one that is the size you need. The stitched edging just keeps it from fraying and will make it last much longer.
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Yeah, thanks. As you said and showed in the video, those stitched would certainly last longer. I had a couple of mats that were ruined because of fraying.
Zmajuga This day and age, long as you spend a could £$£$£€€ or whatever your currency is, you’ll be fine. However, my personal recommendation is one that has a stitched edging, other than that it’s all about finding one that is the size you need. The stitched edging just keeps it from fraying and will make it last much longer.
Stitched edges are a must now for me and I like how you keep on bringing it up for gaming. My favourite (as in how actual feel & response of the mouse gliding) cloth mouse pad that I’ve used was the Corsair MM300. It felt sublime but after about 3 months of gaming use on it (not all day only the evenings) the surface lifted from the pad at the bottom edge. It didn’t fray but would rub & aggravate my wrist. I see that they now do the range as “anti fray” with the stitching, but I’ve moved on & I’m using a In Win aluminium pad (Bat Mat) now instead. But I see myself getting a large desk mat in the future if I could ever sort my life & office out to make it look better.
But that was a nicely informative video on a reasonably mundane topic, looking forward to seeing more round ups like this in the future.
LetsGetIt1220
Can you recommend me a good mouse pad for my new Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum.
I really like my Logitech G240 mouse pad. Its made by the same company that made the mouse (mine is the G602), so you’d think they would do the best material that would work with their own product. It was less than $20, so affordable. You can get them cheaper, but this one is the best quality material I’ve ever had on a mouse pad. It has not frayed at all yet. It is big, so I don’t run my mouse off the sides of it while gaming, but not too big that it takes up the whole desk. My opinion, if you have a Logitech mouse, and like it, spring for 20 extra and get the mat that matches it.
Polekatt Less then 20 Dollars is a ripoff price, sorry. In Germany or Europe i recommend the V7 GP120, it is a rubber base, cloth pad with stiching in the dimensions of 450x400x3mm and costs on Amazon.de 7.99eur … #lessthen20dollarsyolo
Polekatt Less then 20 Dollars is a ripoff price, sorry. In Germany or Europe i recommend the V7 GP120, it is a rubber base, cloth pad with stiching in the dimensions of 450x400x3mm and costs on Amazon.de 7.99eur … #lessthen20dollarsyolo
gimme link please! intrigued by your suggestion
edit - don’t bother I just did a search - I’m was being too lazy.
Sgt_T8ie it´s a Black Mousepad with a small V7 Logo instead of the Logitech Logo size is comparable to the Logitech G640 wich cost 40!!! Dollars but Logitech Pads are for whaever reason not stiched on the outside. Not sure if V7 exists in the US. V7 = (VideoSeven “gaming” rebrand of Ingram Micro Group)
Honestly, I never spent to much money for the mouse in my life, but I ended up changing them quite often. So, since I now broke the bank and bought one quality and pretty expensive mouse (for my country standards) I wanted to complete the set with good mouse pad. And to whom you turn in search for advice? Friends at GX, because I know for sure, all of you have used and tested various PC stuff so I can get great info first hand.
Polekatt Less then 20 Dollars is a ripoff price, sorry. In Germany or Europe i recommend the V7 GP120, it is a rubber base, cloth pad with stiching in the dimensions of 450x400x3mm and costs on Amazon.de 7.99eur … #lessthen20dollarsyolo
I’m not sure what you mean by ripoff price. The V7 GP120 is listed at $20. It looks good, but only differences is that it has stitched edges, and it is not available to me. So less than $20 seems very reasonable for the best mousepad I’ve personally owned, plus one I can actually get.
Edit- Just to clarify, I’m not saying that the V7 is bad, or that Zmajuga shouldn’t get it. Just saying that I don’t understand the wording of the G240 being a ripoff to me, by my definition of the word ripoff.
Well, since the Amazon isn’t doing delivery to my country, I kept searching for an alternative.
And, at my surprise, found out Asus Cerberus mouse pad at discount for 10$ at local store webpage so I bought it.
It’s stitched, well built mouse pad. I hope it to last at least for a year.
You happen to have a link to that X2 at the end? Can’t find one online. With all my weightloss I am sitting so close to the table that my fingertips are going off the top of my XFX Warpad so think I would like that one. Thanks.
Don’t know what shipping to the US will be like as they are based in NL. Also worth having a look on Amazon to see what you can find in a similar size. If you can’t find what you’re after, give me a shout and will see what we can work out.
Don’t know what shipping to the US will be like as they are based in NL. Also worth having a look on Amazon to see what you can find in a similar size. If you can’t find what you’re after, give me a shout and will see what we can work out.
I found it it the states, it will have to wait until I return from my trip though, pretty pricey. Thank you for the link.
Funny what a decision it can be to pick out a silly mousepad lol
less than $20 seems very reasonable for the best mousepad I’ve personally owned, plus one I can actually get. 
