Professional Glass Gaming Mouse Pad for Logitech G502/G PRO/G703, Large Non Slip Mousepad for Avid Gamer-Special Glass Surface with Improved Precision and Speed for Smooth Mouse Control

Makes gaming so much easier. I'm not fighting the mousepad in the middle of fighting an opponent.

This glass gaming mouse pad feels like a serious upgrade. The surface is unbelievably smooth, making quick movements and precision aiming way easier. It’s got a nice weight to it too, so it stays perfectly in place even during intense gaming sessions. If you’re looking to level up your setup, this is absolutely worth it.

One of the best flat surfaces I've used for hi-res laser mouse. Nice large, stable platform next to keyboard -- it's wide enough to accomodate two MS docs on a wide screen, with full resolution.I've enjoyed excellent performance from this product -- to be honest, I read some of the negative reviews and can't understand what their problem is.

It is a tempered glass pad that isn't low friction and the surface is not flat, it is textured. I don't really recommend this for FPS gamers, I was expecting something more like the steelseries icemat which is smooth and low friction. But the price was good I guess.

I love this glass mouse pad, the quality is great, I love the feel and Funtionality of this pad, will not tear or fade or fall apart like normal pads Easy to clean the thickness if perfect, what a great value.

I've bought 3 different glass mouse pads at this point, from...1) DAWNTREES2) ARTISTEM (Medium)3) This GcsyoOne thing to note is that each manufacturer does their surface glass pattern a little differently, and they do NOT feel or work the same between them. Do not think that all glass mouse pads are the same, they are not.I tried the following 4 mice on each of these glass pads...1) iClever Ergonomic Mouse (optical)2) J-Tech Digital Vertical Ergonomic Mouse (optical)3) Delux M618LU Wired Vertical Ergonomic Mice Mouse (say laser but I'm pretty sure optical)4) SANWA Wired Ergonomic Mouse (optical)The DAWNTREES glass pad was pretty bad. None of the 4 different mice worked well with it, from slightly skippy to almost no ability to read any mouse movement. I wound up giving this pad away.The ARTISTEM glass pad I was very impressed with. While not impressive looking in any way, no embedded pictures, no logos, no fancy packaging, it works and works well. Very low friction surface while still able to track mouse movement very well. I can definitely recommend it.I got this Gcsyo glass pad because while I like the ARTISTEM, it isn't quite long enough, and the Gcsyo pad was the perfect size. Unfortunately, however, the surface of the Gcsyo is not as slippery as the ARTISTEM. The ARTISTEM is very 'quick', very low friction. The Gcsyo has noticeably higher friction surface, which I felt instantly upon using it. You may prefer this, but I did not. Mind you, if you're coming from a cloth pad it will still be far quicker than that, but the ARTISTEM will be even quicker still. If you're coming from a plastic pad (like the Razor pads), the Gcsyo seems similar to me to that level of friction, roughly. In terms of tracking, the Gcsyo seemed good to me in the tests I did, no complaints. I think the Gcsyo pad also looks better.I don't think the Gcsyo is bad, I just think the point of a glass pad, at least for me, is the low friction element - it's why I went from a plastic pad to a glass pad. And while the Gcsyo pad is good, it isn't as good - in *this* respect - as the ARTISTEM.Having said that, the Gcsyo might be perfect for you, if you don't need super slippery motion, and just want smooth-ER motion - it will still be much smoother than any cloth pad. But for me, after testing these 3 glass pads out, I'm going to keep my ARTISTEM.

This does not work with my optical mouse. I tried back and forth between desk surface and this pad and cursor had zero movement on the pad.

It's great, don't spend $100+ when this $10 one is just as good.