LANGBOHOS Glass Mouse Pad Double Side Waterproof Ultra Smooth Mouse Pad for Fast and Accurate Mouse Control for Office and Gaming (Black-16 * 12)

I have been eyeing a glass pad for quite some time. I was going to go with the recommendation of one of the youtuber tech gurus I follow, but once I saw the price of them, I said no way. So as usual, I opted to see what other no name brands were available. I stumbled up on this and took the chance as it was the size, color and item I was looking for. I have no reference for this review as I never owned a glass pad before so be warned. This pad is awesome. The price was great so I had to try it out. As far as performance, I really enjoy it. I play single play and multiplayer games such as the finals and I have no problem focus my cursor on the opps. I though this was going to take a while to get used to but I feel as though I have adjusted to this rather quickly. The glass is obviously smoother than a fiber pad and the movement of the mouse is more delicate but not to the point where it becomes frustrating. So far, I would recommend this mouse pad if you are looking for a cheaper alternative. Another plus of owning this is the fact that it is so easy to clean. You just take your microfiber cloth and wipe away. On the downside, if the smallest piece of dust or hair gets on your pad, you will hear and feel it on the mouse for sure. It's super annoying and sounds like you are scratching the pad, but I have found no visible damage to the pad. Overall, I would definitely say give this a shot as it is super cheap in price. As far as quality, 5 stars all the way. I wonder if the premium glass from superglide and others are in any way better than this?

For the price, this is a bargain. It offers the same surface other brands would offer for 10x the price. I use glass-like skates (superGlides) on my mice. I mostly use a basilisk v3 pro. I have 3: one with green superglides (smooth), one with red superglides (not as smooth) and one with the original ptfe skates. My primary use is for fps games (mainly battlefield). Using the green skates, it is way too smooth for me -it would take me too long to get used to the frictionless feel. The red skates are perfect, but way too loud. The standard ptfe are fine -a little smoother than cloth. Also, if you have a hair on the surface of this pad, you'll feel it and it will be unpleasant, not smooth and loud. The pad has to be perfectly clean (which is easy to do). The quality of the product is better than I was expecting at that price point -WAY BETTER. For regular work-like tasks, this is a huge improvement over cloth pads. For gaming... if accuracy is important, consider the surface of your skates as well as this will impact the speed of your movements on the glass pad. And keep in mind smooth glass on smooth glass will feel almost frictionless. The feeling is akin to moving a flat object on a flat surface sprayed with wd40. It may take you a while to get use to the new feeling. Moving around was not the issue for me -stopping was the hardest thing. Oh, and the logo is kind of ugly. But if the surface where the pad is sitting is dark, it fades away.

A glass mousepad that comes with rubber feet and slightly textured surface. Price is good and size close to my PowerPlay mat. I put it on top and everything works great. Definitely opt to ship it in an Amazon box. The original box does not hold up to shipping abuse. I had one that arrived completely cracked, but there is still a chance that it will still be damaged. Beware that there are different variants. I reordered one because it had their branding on it. Amazon sellers need to realize that random brand names plastered on their products is a huge minus.

I had an IceMat over a decade ago and have been looking for a modern replacement. Most of the glass mousepads I have seen were well over $100, but I saw this and decided to give it a try. This is much larger then the IceMat I still have. The surface is extremely smooth and my Razer optical mouse tracks perfectly on this surface. There is a fine sand or grit on the surface when you first open it, but that wears off within the first hour of use. I am extremely happy with this after about a week and hope that it holds up well over time.

A decent mousepad for anyone beginning to use a glass pad. Other ones on the market are more expensive but for good reason. This is my first ever glass pad and I am impressed with how well its holding for the last year.

Typically never review things unless they exceed my expectations and this is one of those times. I was skeptical due to the price at first but upon a few hours into gaming with it, I feel like I have been missing out. I can tell my gameplay is way better and my movements are more precis, plus it feels way more natural now, but is definitely a feeling hard to convey unless you try it yourself. I'm not sure I would spend more money on a name brand one which will typically set you back 4 to 6 times the cost of this one, but only time will tell as more wear and tear occurs. Might come back to update the review in a few months if I can, but if not, please assume this thing is working accordingly.

This is a great glass mouse pad for the faction of the price of the other ones. I can't talk of the difference in quality, but this pad seems to track my G604 mouse very precisely. I did opt to buy new mouse skates (PTFE ones), because my really worn down ones seemed to drag some on the surface. Also since it is glass, I use a microfiber cloth to just wipe it down from any dust or anything else that may land on the pad. Lastly, I did have a slight issue with the rubber feet missing, but they were able to resolve that probably by going above and beyond what they needed to.

I am going to keep using this. Glass is a pretty good surface. It's not the best. This is pretty good, but also pretty noisy. As far as quality, this one's great. There isn't a huge difference between this product and a $100 glass mousing surface. They're super flat, they don't wear, they're etched slighltly. They all make a lot of noise. You can't go wrong here if you want a glass mouse pad. Go ahead. But if you want the lowest friction least drag mousing surface, this is not the way to go. You want something like a Razer strider. a super tight weave textile pad and polished ceramic skates like the lexip ones. No contest. It's tricky finding a mouse that you can put those on though. If lift-off distance isn't configurable with your mouse, it can be a gamble. I had to mill indents into the bottom of a corsair mouse to put the mouse at the right height. they do make custom ceramic skates for certain devices though.

false ad does not work with g pro i even changed the gliders thinking it was it but nah its the mouse pad

I've had this pad for roughly a week and a half now. I mainly play FPS titles like Overwatch, CS2, and Valorant, as well as more casual games like Dead by Daylight. The mousepad is great! Compared to my previous fabric mousepad, the consistency of how smoothly it glides is amazing. However, there were a few things I had to get used to that weren’t issues with my fabric pads. First, the coarse feel: when micro-dust is on the pad, you feel everything—dust, animal fur—if it's on the mousepad, you’ll notice the rough texture when moving the mouse over it. I bought a pack of disposable lens wipes and keep them in my desk drawer. I feel they (or an alternative) are necessary to have on hand. At the very least, I’d recommend a microfiber cloth for quick wipe-downs. Sweat: I play on high DPI, and one of the main reasons I wanted to switch from fabric to glass was because I rest my wrist on the mousepad. Over time, this would accumulate “gamer gunk,” making the pad inconsistent with mouse movement. The ease of being able to quickly wipe it down was a key reason for the swap. However, resting my hand on glass brought a new issue I hadn’t considered: sweat. Constantly leaving my wrist and palm on a surface with no airflow and swiping side-to-side creates friction and a lot of sweat buildup. While gross, I find this less problematic than the gamer gunk. Sweat is more immediately visible and noticeable, while gunk can take months to build up and affect the pad’s performance. I can now more proactively work on my muscle memory to avoid having my palm rest on the pad. Finally, scratching: So far, I haven’t noticed any major scratches. I constantly wipe it down with a microfiber cloth and lens wipes with diluted isopropyl alcohol, and I highly recommend anyone who buys this pad does the same. I have two dogs, but they’re not often in my room for this reason—I don’t want to clean my PC every few months because of their fur. If you have pets that are often in the same room, their fur on the mousepad will not only make it feel abrasive, but it will likely cause scratches, potentially affecting the pad’s smoothness and feel. Overall, I highly recommend glass mousepads over fabric. I’ve had a great experience with this model so far, although I’m sure there are even better glass pads out there. I still suggest this one as an introductory glass pad, especially if you’re like me and want to test the waters.

Great product