Pulsar Gaming Gears SUPERGRIP Pre-Cut Keyboard Griptape Pre-Laminated Sweat Absorbing High Performance Universal Anti Slip Mouse Keycap Grip Tape Ultra-Thin 0.5mm (0.02in)

this grip tape is really really nice. the uncut sheet does require a little more effort given you have to cut it, but i found covering each section with masking tape and tracing the area with a pen works, just make sure to avoid too much curvature in one piece (or add little slits to relieve the tension) or it won't sit right. (that being said, if you bought precut grip tape from another company and realized that the material is so bad it makes the mouse harder to hold, you can use that as a template cough cough glorious model o grip tape it's so bad) but the material is really nice. i've only used the same tape for one year at a time, as by that point the mouse i put it on started to have some issues, and even when it's that old it still makes it easier to use the mouse for long periods of time. i can maneuver the mouse with my fingertips with no issue, and it's not super hard to clean. the adhesive is a bit strong, it's not impossible to take off, especially if you use isopropyl to help weaken the adhesive when removing. this does mean it's hard to reuse, so if you're not set on a specific mouse yet, you might need to buy enough to put it on multiple mice. that being said, the only reason i bought a whole sheet is because i'm used to a mouse that has the annoying holes in the shell and i wanted to cover up the holes, otherwise the precut pieces are perfectly sufficient. you really just need to put tape over the parts of the mouse you touch with your fingers/palm, and the provided pieces are definitely able to do that, although you might need to trim them up a little bit. even still, it's very easy and i'd say it's worthwhile

I recently had a chance to try Pulsar Gaming Gears SUPERGRIP and I must say it impressed me in many ways. As an avid gamer, I understand how important it is to have high-quality gaming gear that improves both performance and comfort. SUPERGRIP certainly works on those fronts. First of all, the build quality of the SUPERGRIP is exceptional. It has a sturdy construction with a combination of durable materials that feels premium to the touch. The ergonomic design fits comfortably in my hand, providing excellent grip and reducing fatigue during extended gaming sessions. The textured surface adds an extra level of control, ensuring my hand stays steady even during intense play. Especially with the un cut you can customize it for any mouse and you get way more tape. This level of flexibility is important to optimize my gaming experience and gain a competitive edge. I have tried lizard skin and also btl grip but both feel a little gross compared to this product. 10/10

UPDATE! (as of 4/10/2025, 1 year and 4 months) It’s still running good! It did start slipping a few months ago but that’s due to gripping way too hard. Just make sure to not grip hard since it will start slipping but that’s the case with every grip. Regardless, it doesn’t pick up fur or anything! Easy to clean and the grip is still there 👍 First off, I’ve been a huge LizardGrips fan for about 2-3 years. I would replace my grips once a year or at least until it’s starting to slip away. (I recommend every 6 months) I also game heavily and sweat. So I decided, to try a new brand this time. I heard of Pulsar when my friend mentioned a mousepad she wants and I noticed that Pulsar sells grips! And based off the reviews and what I’ve seen- one thing stood out to me. It gets grippier the more you use it. And this is what LizardGrips struggled with. In the second picture I’ve attached, that’s Pulsar vs LizardGrips in terms of texture. Pulsar is a LOT more thin & smaller. So make sure you get enough for your mouse if it’s bigger or if you know you’ll make mistakes. 1 sheet is enough for just 1 mouse, maybe a bit more space for one cutout. Overall, ever since I bought them, I haven’t ran into any issues. I’ll be updating in the future (6 months maybe?) to see if any fur or anything has stuck to the grip and if it gets less grippier. Review last picture to see the difference between both grips! Texture is smooth and thin. Barely feels like it’s there. Easy to get used to as well. Make sure to use an xacto knife or a good quality hand knife like mine. I recommend using painter’s tape to trace the outline on the mouse first (clean it with alcohol and take it apart to fully clean it out as well if any debris) Then place the painter’s tape on top of the sheet (it doesn’t leave any residue) and cut it slowly and make sure to rotate with your hand with the cutting mat. And you’ll be good :) Have fun! I’ve tried multiple grip brands and this is definitely the best I’ve tried 👍

Its very grippy and nice to touch. I like it. Makes so much difference i feel so much more control on my mouse. I also want to use it on other things too like pens. The uncut one is pretty easy to work with.

I used this on my cell phone case to add more grip, so my phone wouldn't slip through my fingers and drop. This stuff works perfectly!!! If you have arthritis in your hands and have trouble with grip......problem solved. This stuff comes in a single sheet so you can cut to whatever size/shape you need, and it is thin, super easy to apply, very grippy and feels so comfortable to the touch. You can find numerous other uses for this stuff. GREAT product!!!

Génial je recommande fortement

Nickel accroche bien et facile de découper à sa guise pour faire la forme de sa souris

Me encantan, siempre pido para todos mis ratones nuevos, el grip que ofrece que al quitarlo no deja residuos y todas las que vienen hace que sea un producto indispensable para mi

I've used a few different brands of grip tape on my mice over the years, Razer, Hotline games 2.0, BTL, and now Pulsar SUPERGRIP. As of writing, the SUPERGRIP is my favourite. Its thinner than the others, and is quite "grippy". I'd actually say it feels a little too grippy to start, as if there is a sticky residue on it. That sticky feeling fades after a few days but the grippy-ness remains. I tend to go with the DIY sheets. I apply masking tape to the side of my mouse to trace out the shape I want, then apply the masking tape to a some paper/thin cardboard to create a stencil. Then it's as simple as tracing the stencil on the grip tape and cutting the shape for application. You can re-use the stencil later if you wish.

Comodos, facil de instalar, en el video se muestra 1 mes de uso (intenso) y casi no se nota algun desgaste, mejor de lo que pense