Allsop Mouse Pad Pro Memory Foam Mouse Pad - Black (30203)

I actually ordered this as a replacement for the same pad. It took about 4 years to wear out, and I use it several hours a day on average. The bad is the perfect size, the mouse slides easily on it, and the gel is supportive and comfortable. The picture has the ALLSOP logo running down the side of the pad, but the one I got (and the one I replaced) has a smaller ALLSOP logo at the top of the pad rather than down the side, if that is important to you. Overall, I find that paying a few extra bucks for this kind of pad is very cheap given how comfortable it is, and that this pad is superior to most other gel pads I've used in firmness of the gel, longevity, and size (its not too bulky).

This is my second time purchasing this mousepad. The first one I had lasted me a solid three years before it started coming apart, surviving every day use, all-night World of Warcraft sessions, and marathon days of Counter-Strike and Skyrim. I looked, unsuccessfully, for a nice fancy new gaming pad I might like even more to replace it with but even my dirty, lumpy, foam-coming-out-the-bottom Allsop was more comfortable and responsive than anything else I saw. I kept using that thing for another year before I finally gave in and bought the exact same one again! Pros: -Small footprint without being too small; the round design is remarkably efficient use of space. Never feels like I'm running out of space like I've experienced with big square pads -Memory Foam wrist rest is super comfortable- gives support without constraining wrist movement. -Solid construction. Like I mentioned above, my first one lasted over 3 years before finally coming apart -Great for optical mice. I use a Razer Deathadder gaming mouse and this pad always facilitates smooth sliding without any bumps or skips -Great value for the price Cons: -Not everyone's into having a wrist rest and it's not detachable or movable -Tends to pick up stains, sweat, cat hair, etc- can start to look pretty janky if you don't clean it every once in a while

This was a great purchase at a great price. This little mousepad is a great accessory and is very comfortable on my wrist. However, my husband has large hands and complained it bothered his wrist . So I would say this particular mousepad probably isn’t a good fit for large hands as it’s kind of small.

My father insists on using a Kensington TrackMan mouse instead of the Evoluent that I've come to cherish for my day-to-day mousing. Because of this, he leans forward and puts an exorbitant amount of pressure on his right wrist while using the computer. In searching for a wrist rest for him, the gels proved to be very hard, providing SUPPORT but not COMFORT. After modifying my search to include memory foam options, this guy popped up and I'm glad I took the chance, because apparently it's the only wrist rest I could find that has actual cushioning for comfort and not just hardness/firm squishyness for support. Instantly he said the pain was better and it was providing the cushioning that he needs to continue using his favorite mouse while avoiding pain from his arthritis. Fantastic product with a good build quality, and truth in advertising. I fully recommend to anyone unless you don't like being comfortable.

No complaints about the product, the mouse-pad is comfortable and large. However after purchasing this from amazon.com I later found this product at my local "Big Lots" for $4.00! Same brand, same quality, NOT clearance or sale. I was pissed! Bottom Line: Check your local stores before paying 12 bucks on this product. If you have a Big Lots in your area they have lots of ALLSOP products for low prices. I'm not trying to promote Big Lots or bash Amazon; I just don't want people to be ripped off like I was.

Heavy duty. Strong texture. Worth the price.

I have had this product for years now and I have no real issues with it. Gives great, long-lasting support to your wrist and works fine as a mouse pad. The only thing, after a while of use, and like any other loved mouse pad, the pad is becoming a little worn-out, along with the wrist pad. Which is to be expected. You are constantly moving the mouse and and dirt and oil from your wrist (especially during hot summers) will wear out the loved spots of the pad. With that. None of the cloth of the pad or material has ripped or tore. The only thing that peeled off was the brand name. When it inevitably needs to be replaced, either through just getting really old or from finally ripping or tearing, I would get another one of the same kind.

I've been using this mouse pad for a little over 2.5 months and I have absolutely no complaints. I use the mouse pad probably 10-20 hours per week. I bought the mouse pad for $12.33 and I see that the price has now dropped to $10.18. That being said, I don't regret the $2.15 more that I spent on this mouse pad. I think it was a great deal then and it's an even better deal now. I thought the memory foam wrist support was a little firm when I first tried the mouse pad out, but either it has softened up or I got used to it, because after a day or so I was completely happy. I've never used a mouse pad with wrist support for an extended period of time before, but it is a night and day difference. No longer is my wrist bent over the edge of my desk when I'm using my mouse. I was somewhat skeptical, but it really does feel much more comfortable. Also, the circular design of this mouse pad is great -- much better than a square. Because of the shape (and obviously the diameter as well), it is really difficult to go over the edges of the pad during normal mouse use. Obviously if you got a square mouse pad whose side length is equal to the diameter of this mouse pad you would have the same experience, but then you would be wasting space on your desk with the corners of the square (since your mouse will never go up into one of those corners). After 2.5 months, there is no noticeable wear on the mouse pad, so it seems durable as well.