[Zherk]

I'm finally getting the setup I've been envisioning piece by piece, and wanted to know what kind of extended mouse pad texture you guys prefer. I plan on getting one custom made so I kind of don't wanna go wrong with it. Thanks in advance!
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[Tohka]

I've a smooth texture on my mouse pad.

[KyFu]

Get one that best suites your mouse. Opticals like smooth, while laser like rough textures.
Do some research before buying! I prefer optical bc faster reaction times but that's just my preference

[thatguy2]

Gell mouspads are the best.

[Reporter]

I use a steelseries qck (Cloth~)

I had a hard mousepad before and after I switched to a soft I can never see myself go back

[Riddick]

If you're into gaming, a smooth surface is what you're probably going to prefer. If it's just general use, a textures one may be better and may last longer.

When I was gaming a lot, the best mouse mat I used was:
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Steelseries 5L - it has five layers, so it had a very slight texture, but the mouse would glide across it like it had no friction what-so-ever.

[ᏙictorҮ]

I would always get into rough ones, or ones in between.

Smooth is ehhhhhh

[webdev77]

Semi-smooth? This corsair pad (drops down to $14.99 sometimes). https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01798VS4C/_en...YGI8843QOA

Not sure if you call a woven pad rough or not.

[Waz321]

I personally use razer goliathus control, It has a cloth texture and works very well with my razer naga.

[EliteTM]

I personally use the Ducky Flipper EXTRA mouse pad. Its a extended mouse pad and in my opinion doesn't feel rough, its more on the smoother side.

[Bӏue]

I got corsair MM800 Polaris, it's quite a rough scratchy texture but the movement is so fluent with the mouse, it works incredibly well together.
Better than fabric mousepads I've had