Mouse Pad, Non-Slip Tempered Satin Glass Mousepad for Gaming and Working Office and Home Desk Accessories Desk Decor Fast Accurate Safe Durable and Easy to Clean 11.22"x10.42"(Performance)

Been using this for probably 6 months now. It's been great. It doesn't get dirty as quickly as a cloth mousepad, it refuses to slide around unwarranted, it's got a nice texture to it, and I'd say it's well worth the price. It's probably only a 1/4 inch thick, so it doesn't mess with wrist placement much. Good stuff, will probably buy again

The glass pad has 2 different textures. Pick the side that works best for you. I have the smoother surface up which creates less wear and tear on my glides. The etched hex pattern gives perfect tracking. If you use a light mouse (<70grams) and the smooth surface, it is so slick, you can blow on the mouse and it will move. If your mouse has a high left/right button click force, it can be tricky trying to double click on something without the mouse moving between clicks.I run a high DPI with a claw grip and the small pad is perfect.

I was skeptical about this item as most mice do not perform well on glass, even if the specs say they will. However, with all the positive reviews, I figured I'd give it a chance and I'm very pleased I did. I purchased two, one for my home office and one for work. Both mice have performed extremely well and everything seems precise. I love how clean it looks on my desk and it's nice to know that if it ever needs to be cleaned, I can easily wipe it off vs staring at an old dirty mouse pad. I would highly recommend this. I purchased the smaller size and it works great for me, I'm sure the size up is just as nice.

I have bought two glass mouse pads, one from ARTISTEM and one from DAWNTREES.The textures of the two mouse pads is immediately apparent. The ARTISTEM pattern is smoother, less friction-y, and mice sound quieter gliding over it, while the DAWNTREES pattern is deeper, more friction-y, and louder, taking more effort to move the mouse over it. Mind you, both are low friction compared to cloth or plastic mouse pads, but against each other they felt different.Using three different mice ...1) iClever Ergonomic Mouse (optical), which worked very well with the ARTISTEM, but was terrible with the DAWNTREES, the pointer jumped around and did not track well at all.2) J-Tech Digital Vertical Ergonomic Mouse (optical), which worked well with the ARTISTEM, but skipped every once in a while on the DAWNTREES.3) Delux M618LU Wired Vertical Ergonomic Mice Mouse (says it's laser, I wonder), which didn't work with either glass mouse pad at all, almost no tracking of any kind on either.Given the above, I have realized not all glass mouse pads are the same, and some surface patterns work better than others. As such, I can recommend this ARTISTEM brand's glass mouse pad for optical mice, where it works well, given my experience. Not sure about laser mice, however.

Tracks perfectly with my mouse. Comfortable surface, easily cleanable, won't wear down over time.

I only had it for a couple of hours but I'm already going to submit a review because I like it that much. I switched to PTFE dot skates recently and liked the increase in smoothness, but I wanted to try going even smoother. I heard glass pads make the mouse feel smooth as if it was floating, but I didn't want a giant pad like the Skypad 3.0 or the Pulsar Superglide. I found the Project Arctica V1 and saw reviews about how it glides faster than a cloth pad, but has more control compared to the popular glass pads. It seems like a good step before going full smooth without control. It was still too big for my setup though.Then I found this one. The texture looks identical to the Project Arctica pad, but the small size fits my setup perfectly since I don't run a super low sensitivity. I like the texture as it allows me to glide faster while keeping some control instead of going 100% floaty. I still have to get used to the increase in glide speed and stopping the mouse accurately, but I do not regret this purchase at all. My Cooler Master MM720 with the PMW3389 sensor works perfectly fine on this pad as well.Update: I had the dots at the corners and the 5th dot at the center, but the pad became unstable and rocked around. I had to double-stack a corner for it to be stable, but I didn't like how the pad was only supported at the corners. I cut an anti-slip mat and now the pad lays down perfectly flat and can't slip with even the slightest amount of pressure.

Got this mouse pad because all the other ones attract dog hair like a magnet. This one doesn't cuz it's glass... Not the best for gaming but still love it.

This pad does have a frictionless surface up to a point, and it can be a better option than cloth if you have the patience to clean it frequently. I also found out when it's cold it has a sticky feeling even when the surface is clean.