Others say...

"DeathAdder + eXactMat = killer speed"
I purchased this as part of a combo, and it has just been phenomenal. I was using a Logitech Wireless Desktop MX Duo (MX700 mouse) on a plastic mat previously and was getting a little bored with the inherent lag of a wireless solution and the small size and feel of the mat.

This mat is just the right size to fit on my desk. I now have a G15 keyboard which is a bit larger than my previous keyboard. The mat just fits between the G15 and the edge of the desk. It isn't going anywhere, either, thanks to the rest/grip and the rubber feet on the mat itself. It's nice and solid and has cleaned up pretty easily when needed. Definitely worth buying.

"Great pad"
The pad is very well made, quite large (good for gamers using low sensitivity settings) and works like a charm on any mouse I've used on it so far (G5, Deathadder, MX512 and Copperhead).

Both sides work well, but you may want to experiment with the type of mouse you have. I always preferred the Control side, but when I got my Deathadder I noticed that I liked it with the Speed side better.
Don't think of it as Control giving you better tracking and Speed giving you better.. well... speed. It's more like what feels better to you with the type of mouse you are using, and with this pad you get 2 choices. With many other pads you're stuck with 1 surface.

The wrist rest is a nice add on. I do not use it as I hate those things (make my wrist hurt actually), but for people that use em, this one will do the job.

I have no problems recommending this pad. It's high quality, works great and considering you actually get 2 pad choices in 1, it's a very decent price too.

"Great GAMING mouse pad"
I recently purchased this mouse pad and I really enjoy it. It does take up alot of room...more mouse space than I could ever use though. I believe the wrist rest is a bit high so it can sometimes be a little uncomfortable for me at my desk. But even though that may sound negative I don't regret the purchase in the least and I would recommend this mouse pad to anyone that is into gaming.



"The best pad I've used, period"
I've owned a fUnc 1080, Ratpadz GS, and Thunder 8. The eXactMat blows them all away. This is the first pad I've owners which doesn't slide around at all. Really, it doesn't move. The bottom of the surface is totally rubber. You're not working with a few cheesy pads here. The surface itself is more dirt resistant than any other I've used. The aluminum frame makes for a solid piece. I've noticed no warping over time as I have with previous mouse pads. It also seems easier on my mice. I don't want a pad which will act like sandpaper on the bottom of the mouse. The size is appropriate. Not too big, not too small. It doesn't look tacky sitting on your desk, which is always a bonus. Who wants a mouse pad which looks like it's designed for 12 year olds? The wrist rest is great. It fits the pad perfectly and is comfortable. It's also a boon for your arm posture if you're a heavy PC user. The indent in the middle is a nice touch. The fabric cover is easy to keep clean and comfortable.

The bottom line:

If you're sick of mouse pads which seem like little more than glorified kitchen cutting boards with rubber knobs on the bottom, this is for you. You don't need to be some Mountain Dew-fueled gamer to appreciate a well designed mouse pad. The pad is gimmick-free and does what it is supposed to do very well.

"Nice pad."
Overall, I'm happy with the pad. It has a nice textured surface that's enough for optical mice to pick up precise movements, yet still smooth to the touch. The wrist rest I love, it's so squishy and comfy, I'd really like to find one that's pillow-sized haha.

My only real complaints, if you even want to call it that, is that I used the Ratpadz GS before this. That pad provided a bit more resistance to my mouse, which I grew used to and was comfortable with. This pad is much more slick than the Ratpadz GS, it feels like my mouse is sliding around instead of me pushing it around. Can be a plus or minus depending on personal preference, I suppose.

My other complaint is the funky shape. It's like a warped out weird and funky square.. thing.. No idea. I would've been much more happy if it was a simple square, it would've sat on my desk much nicer. I usually push the edge of my pad along a squared off wall on my desk. I can't do that with this one or it'll be lopsided. Due to this, my keyboard sits on the corner of the pad. I just don't have enough room due to the funky shape. Again, not an issue for most, different sized desks and all, it's just what I'm used to and doesn't work as well for me. I just really think it would've been better off as a simple square.

I also really like that it can be flipped over to the other side, so once this side gets worn down, I can simply flip it and use the other. Twice the life in one pad. Due to the less resistance and pressure against the pad itself, and the option to use both sides, I'm thinking this one will outlast my Ratpadz GS by quite a bit, and that one held up for around 4-5 years until I wore the surface down to a gloosy smooth surface which was unusable.

Summed up.. Happy with it, but a few adjustments and I would've been happier. In general a nice pad.