i am looking for a new mouse pad and i play a lot of star wars the old republic. I was looking at thees two: http://www.razerzone.com/store/star-wars-the-old-republic-gaming-mouse-mat

http://www.razerzone.com/store/razer-sphex

 

I was wondering which one is better, or if someonee knows of one better pleas tell me.

I use the Razor Sphex with my Naga. It is really made for twitch gaming. When you want to move your mouse .0001mm and that moves your aim by 10 ft on screen. It is not so much a pad as a very thin smooth sticker you stick to your desk. That you can pull off and place again a number of times. The mouse glides on the surface perfectly and gives pinpoint precision to optical mice. Edited October 23, 2012 by LukeSaberRattler

I'm getting ready to order one of these:

 

http://www.puretrak.com/products/item/6

 

I've seen a review of this thing after 2 years of use. No fraying ends, machine washable.....looked brand new.

Edited October 23, 2012 by Skoobie

I use a trackball instead of a normal mouse. works pretty well for me.

People still use mousepads? They're not actually necessary with a laser, right?

 

I have my PC hooked up to my big TV, and I just kinda use the mouse on the couch cushion to my right, which works just fine. Yeah, that's dumb, but it doesn't cause any problems.

I use a trackball instead of a normal mouse. works pretty well for me.

 

Dido. Far superior to a mouse any day. You never run out of room to move.

People still use mousepads? Did not know that

People still use mousepads? Did not know that

 

We gotta ****** over here!

You should be more concerned about ur mouse, than ur mousepad..

 

I personally use the specific one... http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=steel+mousepad I trust them more than razer, never tried razer myself, but I hear about bad cs, but good quality products.

 

steel is an excelent quality company.

Edited October 23, 2012 by Oyranos

People still use mousepads? Did not know that

 

Yeah people still use them. Really, it all depends on the surface they have. Some surfaces just do not do well with a laser. Like those people that have a Glass desk. They would basically have to use one. In any case it helps for those that have a bad surface.

 

I have a old Razer eXact Mat X. It is a good pad. I also have a Razer Goliathus which also works good.

 

These are the suggestions I have when looking for a pad:

• If you have a slick surface go for a pad that will sort of stick or not slip much. The pad will advertise that.
  
• There are also pads that are reversible which advertise a speed side and a control side. You may want to look into that as added options.
  
• Then there is the pads surface quality itself. There are some that have better reflective quality for Lasers. Check on what surfaces is advertised for the pads you are looking at.
  

Edited October 23, 2012 by WarbNull

I used the Sphex before I upgraded to the Razer Naga Molten mouse - since then I've switched to the smoother surface of the Razer Kabuto.

This one is certified

http://www.flixya.com/files-photo/s/a/n/sandeepr-2261376.jpg

 

 

But that one works too

http://www.womenshomepage.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/busty-mouse-pad.jpg

Edited October 23, 2012 by Lord_Ravenhurst

But that one works too

http://www.womenshomepage.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/busty-mouse-pad.jpg

 

I got this a few years ago just to bust my wife's chops. Turns out these are some of the most comfortable mousepads I have ever used. Your wrist just gets cradled between the ... gel inserts.

I prefer to use my Collectors Edition BellSouth Select mouse-pad with the SWG Jedi Insert.

 

http://loosenuts.com/swgpad.jpg

 

It provides tremendous stability and control.

what kind of chair is the best for swtor?

I use the Razor Sphex with my Naga. It is really made for twitch gaming. When you want to move your mouse .0001mm and that moves your aim by 10 ft on screen. It is not so much a pad as a very thin smooth sticker you stick to your desk. That you can pull off and place again a number of times. The mouse glides on the surface perfectly and gives pinpoint precision to optical mice.

 

Same setup here, I love it.

 

The Sphex is paper thin, sticks to the desk, and does not move. It also eliminated a problem I was having with the Naga where the cursor would drift all over the place.

I've been using this trackball for years and years. Works great! No mousepad required, but you can if you want...

 

Kensington Expert Mouse Trackball

Edited October 23, 2012 by Glowrod

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Rocketfish%22+-+Gaming+Mouse+Pad/2494238.p?id=1218330801441&skuId=2494238

 

^ First and only computer-related thing I've bought at Best Buy. It's coated metal, wipes clean easily for all the tears, cheeto powder, rum, etc. you might get on it and has a different surface type on each side. Sticks well to the desk with 4 little rubber pads on each side. Yes, that means the side your using has little rubber pads you may bump. I hardly move my mouse so haven't had trouble with that.

 

Definitely not for everyone but has worked perfect for me for about 1 1/2 years.