Razer Vespula dual-sided mouse pad review (MyGaming)

I think I just might get this. Anyone know of any brick-and-mortar shops that sell these? I first want to check it out.

I'm still using one of those old material mouse pads... that were made for a mouse with a ball still inside... it goes nicely with my "white antique steampunk keyboard" :)... but needs to be replaced every now and then.
 
ViperGTI said:
I think I just might get this. Anyone know of any brick-and-mortar shops that sell these? I first want to check it out.

I'm still using one of those old material mouse pads... that were made for a mouse with a ball still inside... it goes nicely with my "white antique steampunk keyboard" :)... but needs to be replaced every now and then.
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Unless you're a Razor fan, rather look at the Roccat Alumic, same style hard mouse pad, same price range. It just has an aluminium core instead of the razor's plastic, more scratch resistant and a removable wrist rest.
 
Tarka said:
Unless you're a Razor fan, rather look at the Roccat Alumic, same style hard mouse pad, same price range. It just has an aluminium core instead of the razor's plastic, more scratch resistant and a removable wrist rest.
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I will agree with you there, I am personally getting the new Kone XTD, but my only concern is how many places no longer stock Roccat products. I would love to know why.


O and Esquire no longer import Razer products either which is really :wtf: :confused:
 
I bought the previous version of this mouse pad only to find that I don't actually like hard pads. Nice big, soft pads just feels better.


*I realize taken out of context the above sentence could sound really dirty.*
 
I have that mousepad as well. As far as hard mouse pads go it's definitely very good and highly recommended.
 
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