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A mousepad. I don't often see them used by people with mice any more and stopped suggesting them since almost everyone turned down the idea.
by proactivesvcs 4y ago
A mousepad. I don't often see them used by people with mice any more and stopped suggesting them since almost everyone turned down the idea.
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- sufehmi 4y agoI used to own the original 3M gaming mouse pad. It felt amazing, just a bliss to use everyday. Sturdy, it was abused everyday yet showed no sign of any damage. It just works - it does not move from its place, felt rock solid, yet very thin. It always looks clean; they say that there are microscopic ridges designed to trap dirt etc, so it stays clean, yet cleanable. Small things - but everything adds up, making it the superior mousepad. I have yet to find a mousepad capable of all those. Sadly lost it when I moved abroad. Your comment made me remember this - so I looked around. Turned out now there's 3M Precise mouse pad - however, there are quite some negative comments. Too bad. Tried to look for that old 3M mousepad instead - no luck so far. Sigh. Currently using a hard metallic mousepad, it's almost as good, except that it looks dirty rather quickly.
- proactivesvcs 4y agoA hard metallic one? That is hardcore. I prefer the fabric/foam ones for the comfort. Perhaps I have a wimpy thumb.
- is_true 4y agoI think most people used mousepads so the mouse could work properly
- proactivesvcs 4y agoI find that they're more comfortable than a table surface for my wrist and lower thumb, and depending on the table mean that the mouse doesn't make that horrible sandpapery noise if it's running on grain, imperfections or uh, a few months' lunch ;-)
- is_true 4y agoMe too. But most people I know used mousepads so the mouse could work properly, not for their confort