Logitech G640 Cloth Gaming Mouse Pad, 460 x 400mm, Thickness 3mm, Moderate surface friction, Consistent surface texture, Stable, comfortable rubber base, Rollable - Black

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Much like it is with mice, finding the right mousepad that’s comfortable for you and suits your playing style can greatly enhance not only your overall gaming experience, but also your performance.

I obviously can’t see your pad, but if you feel like the center is significantly different from the sides then you should probably contact the seller and ask for a different pad as that definitely shouldn’t be the case. A mousepad is something that’s often an afterthought for a lot of people, but it really shouldn’t be. I guess that means I am more towards a mouse pad that is slower than the SteelSeries QcK cloth mouse pad. SCS Global Services is a global leader in third-party environmental and sustainability verification, certification, auditing, testing and standards development.

It can all depend on mouse feet, humidity, wear, the amount of force you put on your mouse, … There are people who say that the QcK+ is already among the slower pads out there but I don’t personally agree with that; I’d rank it somewhere in the middle. The problem is i heared that the G-SR-SE durability is bad and i am a player who cant deal with inconsistency in my gear. Credit is provided by Novuna Personal Finance, a trading style of Mitsubishi HC Capital (UK) PLC, authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Everyone is different; some pros are using mousepads that I would personally never use because they’re way too fast for me.

Logitech G640 – This pad I know the least about but I think it’s too similar to the Steelseries QCK+ so I guess not really a point going for that? We’ve already reviewed a bunch of pads from a variety of manufacturers, and today it’s Logitech’s turn.At MaxGaming we are constantly in pursuit of the latest in gaming and scouring the market to be able to offer you the absolute best.

I’ve also heard that the mousepads coating wears off and stuff which ultimately makes it rough and different than when it was brand new. The G640 is a pretty consistent pad but I have to say that the glide overall isn’t that much different from the HyperX. The G640 comes rolled up in the package, and the box in which it comes has this little patch at the end of it which is made of the same texture as the pad itself. The Gigantus Team Razer Edition is a pad that I’ve personally never tested (though I believe it’s one of the slower pads out there, at least going by mainstream brands) so I can’t say too much about it, but I do know that the Gigantus V2 is a great ‘middle of the road’ pad. It’s not as fast as the Helios or the MPC I think though, but if you can get past that it should suit your needs quite nicely.Something like the Endgame Gear MPC also does really well with humidity from my experience (though I don’t live in a super humid climate so I can’t speak to how well it does with humid air) so you could also check that one out, even though it’s a pretty fast pad as well. This might be a non-issue for many people, but if you will be using this mousepad on a lower-quality desk, you may want to consider the fact that you’re more likely to feel any lumps or bumps from the desk. That’s a great way to get people to experience what the pad feels like without having to open the box or exposing the pad itself, so compliments to Logitech for this elegant and effective solution. Is there any other mousepads that are better than the G640 in terms of tracking, control, and flicking?