Corsair MM200 - Cloth Mouse Pad - High-Performance Mouse Pad Optimized for Gaming Sensors - Designed for Maximum Control - Extended

I have a nice wooden executive desk and when I have time to throw on a PC game, I have to get myself situated. This involves my keyboard's position to change, and mouse gets to put in the right spot, then its game time. With all the movement, I hate to have my keyboard sliding on the bare wood, causing minor scratches. I used to have a standard semi-small mousepad with a gel rest that did okay but I realized after a while that the gel-rest would get in the way and the mouse would fall off the pad too often!I decided to check out a "gaming" mousepad, and after many considerations, I went with the Corsair MM200 Cloth (not the anti-fray version) Extended Edition.Design:This mouse pad measures 3FT Long x 1FT Wide, plenty of length and width to accommodate any size keyboard and mouse. I currently have a Corsair K70 Mechanical Keyboard and a Razer DeathAdder sitting on it, with about 4-5 inches of extra space on both sides of the keyboard and mouse.Material:The surface of the pad is a smooth, nylon-like weave. Its very tight knit and smooth no matter what direction you run your mouse or even your finger. The mouse glides effortlessly, but provides just enough resistance so you're not throwing your mouse off the desk. The bottom of the pad is a nice, non-slip rubber that doesn't move unless you pick up the pad.Cons:None that I have encountered. It is a mousepad and does what it is supposed to do...hold a mouse and in this case a keyboard as well.Overall, if you want a pad that can house your keyboard and mouse to avoid scratching up your desk while giving you a smooth surface to glide on, this is a top notch pad for the price.

I bought this 6 years ago, and I needed another one for my mom to use. The quality feels amazing. It doesn’t feel cheap. The mat is thick and that allows good grip. It’s good value for the money! i still use my old one. It can stain a bit if you spill food on it, but it’s not really a big deal at least for me.

I really dig this mouse pad. For years and years now I've been using a plastic "mat" with a spongy backing that came free with a game purchase. It worked decently but I didn't like the overly slick surface or the graphics printed on it (I got really tired of staring at Deathwing for 5 years). I was skeptical about buying a cloth mat, but the Corsair brand always seems to put out quality stuff and it was reviewed well. I picked up the MM200 cloth version. It came rolled in a narrow cardboard box. It feels great to move the mouse over. It's incredibly smooth but still has a little bit of "tooth" to it so it doesn't feel like the mouse is on a skating rink. The Corsair logo at the bottom is tasteful and minimalist. I actually feel like I can confidently say that my aim in FPS games has improved with the help of a mat that offers more control. Seriously. The only issue I had with the mat was that it took a few weeks to really flatten out completely. Who knows how long it was rolled up in that box and one end still had some curl in it for a while. It wasn't bad but once it relaxed it's been fine. I'm very satisfied with this mat, especially at the pricepoint.

I've been using this mouse pad on and off for a couple of years now. The cloth one with a yellow line and Corsair logo, if these reviews get mixed together with other items. It's the only cloth gaming mouse pad I've ever owned, so I can only imagine this is a problem with other cloth mouse pads, but from the moment I opened it, it never wanted to lay flat. It's pretty thin and since it came rolled up it always wanted to return to that shape. I've tried a lot of tricks I've read online but in the end I just used slim strips of Gorilla tape (because it's black) to hold the edges to my desk.I've cleaned it with a spray bottle and rag but I've also tossed it in the washing machine a few times - since it already curls up around the edges it's not like I'm worried about it getting deformed, but still it hasn't made it any worse. It did pick up a light spot on it that way that looks like a bleach stain, which is odd because I don't even have any bleach in the house - either way I don't really fault the mouse pad because it's probably not meant to be washed that way. And after that the functionality hasn't changed, and the surface texture remains smooth and unfrayed.Before I bought this mouse pad, I watched a stupid number of tests of gaming mouse pads where they place the pad on an angled surface and let mice slide down it to show how resistant it was and this one doesn't disappoint. To evoke one of my favorite Canadian tech YouTubers, it's butter smooth.All in all, it's probably great for someone who wants to roll it up and take it to lan parties or tournaments, but for home use I'm finally thinking about replacing it with something that has a solid back or at least a heavier material that likes to lay flat.

This baby has had 3 years of daily use and after I give it a quick wash you would think it's new. I got it because it doesn't have the annoying anti-fray stitching on the side. I can't stand the stitching on competing mats. Yet 3 years on there is no wear on any of the edges and no fray has even started to happen. This thing is perfect! i just wish they had more designs to choose from as it would push me to buy another just for that. I love this thing. Please keep making it.