Corsair MM300 Extended vs SteelSeries Qck Medium

This mouse pad fits perfectly though. I would say to get this if you have a skinny desk. One thing I'd want to see are different styles/patterns. Not really a big fan of the grey ship aesthetic, I would have liked to see a solid black or maybe something more subtle

While I'm sure this pad would still be profitable at a lower price, I feel good about giving a company $10 for such a well-thought-out product. I have only used this product for a few weeks, so I cannot speak to its long-term durability, though it certainly seems resilient so far. I will update this review if and when it degrades. One final thought - I usually dislike visible branding on my products, even stylish branding like the logo on Apple laptops, but I don't mind the logo on this pad

It looks pretty awesome, but at the same time it just screams a gamer and therefore might look a little out of place in an office environment or prett...

It came rolled up in a steelseries box with a little opening for people to feel the pad. The pad is rough no getting around it. Surely, it couldn't have started off this way? Did it get too hot in some run-down warehouse or something and partially melt? It has gotten slightly smoother with use but still feels rough. Steelseries logo isn't peeling but is wrinkled in places

Great material, mouse glides across pad like a fresh oiled baby's bottom. Wish the print "popped" a bit more, feels a bit too subtle..

I knocked off two stars due to the way it's packaged. It comes rolled up tight in a cardboard cube, ensuring it will never sit flat ever again on at least one of its edges.

TL;DR: Sensitive mousemat that is god-tier for people with steady hands and contains the feeling and quality that's usually expected from Corsair.

This provides extra comfort and support when gaming, but there is another reason as well. I find that thicker pads are really good for those that mayb...