SkyPAD Glass Pad Gaming Mouse Pad | Professional Mouse Mat | White | Special Surface with Improved Precision and Speed

No denying it is an expensive mouse pad, although compared to overly hyped pads like Artisan, which I have had dozens of mousepads prior. It's not that expensive at all by comparison to Artisan stuff and some others and it will last forever. Unless you drop something on it or break it, it is glass after all.Despite the cost it is 100% worth the cost. It will take some time to get used too, give it a few weeks or a month, you most likely won't like this right out of the gate unless you've used hard pads before but its the most consistent glide you can get that won't change. Cloth pads dirty and eventually wear out, the edges start curling up and you can't get them back down, this is the main reason I decided to try a glass pad. I didn't like plastic hard pads but this is by far my favorite pad now. It's easy to clean, a microfiber wipe and you're good, if you want to clean it better any kind of lens/glass cleaner and a wipe it's brand new all over again. Never have to worry about it wearing out, getting sticky, curling edges etc ever again.Some people complain about their arm feeling sticky on the pad, and this hasn't been an issue for me personally. At first I did find it weird because it is not a cloth pad obviously. I tried some sleeves but ultimately stopped using them after a couple times. I just got used to the feeling and now I don't notice it at all just like a cloth pad.It's worth a try if you're tired of replacing cloth pads and want a never changing glide that easy to keep clean and will last forever. Paying $120 is worth it if you're like my and replaced a mousepad basically every 2-3 years at the cost of $30-60 or more every time. This pad can in theory last you a lifetime as long as you don't break it. I'll never go back to a cloth/hybrid/plastic pad again.Pros:-Most consistent glide you can since the surface never changes.-Will last forever, barring any kind of user damage like dropping something on it or dropping the pad itself.-Size is perfect for me and probably for most people.-Glass pads are easiest to maintain and clean.-Doesn't move around on the desk at all-Edges are well rounded and don't bother me at all.Cons:-You'll probably want to swap to dot skates. The 'best' which are probably the most used and regarded would be the x-raypad obsidian air dots (purple ones). Jades work well too and feel about the same. The older red ones are basically the same but FAR noisier and the Air Pros don't feel the same but if you want a more controlled feel you can try the Pros.-Skates will wear down faster on hard/glass pads, but with dots being $12-20 for a 40 pack they'll last for a LONG time, years and years to come. It will still take a year or more of use to run through a dot skate like the Obsidian Airs.-I'm kind of OCD about cleanliness on my pads so any crumb on any pad I would notice immediately and hate. This is no different here but it is a bit more jarring if you're like my in this regard. Minor issue but it's an issue on all pads for me.-Breakable if you drop it or drop something or etc from a distance onto the pad.

This Glass pad has the potential to unlock aim you have never had before in games. It may be expensive, but you’ll never need to replace it or buy another mouse pad ever again. This glass pad is BUTTERY smooth, it feels like you’re playing on ice. The texture is consistent across the entire pad and is plenty big for any play style.The pros to this pad is it’s really sensitive for your mouse sensor. You don’t need to death grip your mouse to move your cursor. You’ll learn to start using lighter movements and focus on complete control for stopping power. This allows you to use less energy for more focus on aiming. You can dial in your sensitivity and DPI to its fullest potential with all your focus on aiming. You can track and trace way smoother and easier on targets.I moved from a hard plastic mouse pad to this pad. The noise levels are pretty consistent to regular hard plastic pads. When playing games I don’t even notice it while wearing a headset but it does produce a little bit of noise. Don’t expect a completely silent experience. Another thing is keeping the surface clean. You will feel IF any dust or hairs are on the pad. The pad comes with a very nice cleaning cloth to clean it. Before you use the pad just wipe it off and it’ll be fine for use.I may be biased coming from a hard plastic pad, but if you’ve never used a hard pad or a glass pad it will take time to get used to. But the transition is absolutely worth it. Give it a try, it’s a game changer.

An amazingly smooth, fast, and satisfying glass mouse pad, but terribly packaged. There was luckily no damage to the pad at all. I recently got into playing keyboard and mouse a few months ago and decided to try a glass mouse pad.I did some research and decided this was the best glass mousepad to get, Optimum, a big tech YouTuber, even made a video saying this is the best mouse pad he has ever used, so I had to get it of course.It's a little much for a pad, but as Optimum pointed out, unlike cloth pads, glass pads can pretty much last forever and the longevity makes up for all the money you'd have to constantly spend every few months just to replace your worn out pad.The size of the pad is perfect too and it feels so buttery smooth to play on, but as Optimum and a commenter mentioned, the only downsides are: wrist sweat drastically affects the smoothness of the pad, making it feel skippy.The other downside I saw someone mentioned is that the feel of the pad is a lot more sensitive to dust and debris. This is very true, on my last cloth pad I never noticed dust and debris, but using this pad for the first time it feels like hitting a speed bump. It does not seem to affect my aim though, it just affects the feel and ruins the consistent smoothness of the pad.

I've been using hard pads for almost 20 years, and glass pads for 10. This is by far the best one I've come across. The entire backside has a grippy rubber base rather than just a couple of feet, so it stays in place and doesn't dip in the middle over time. The glass surface is lightly textured but still lightning fast. It is also quieter and less "scrapey" sounding while using the mouse. I used the previous version of this product when it was known as Skypad and this is a clear improvement. I do wish they offered a slightly smaller size as it does take up quite a bit of space and I don't need all of it.