Am i the only one doing THIS??

i use A4 size paper, used for printing, as my mouse pad (over a flat hard surface ofcourse)
This seems to be the best mouse pad ever....

only need to change it every other week.

also, brown chart paper, is another alternative which offers slightly more control if the smoothness is too much to handle.

 

i mean, i've done it plenty of times. when i had a glass desk i had to. just dont see why you need to change it so often

 

Tryed and proved technique. Like Fit said, esspecially handy on glass desks.

 

haha nice idea i might try it
Great way to save money but i just bought a Razor mouse mat for £40

 

laser mouse, glass desk, no mousepad

 

the mousepad is really stupid for me
you just have to get used without one to control the mouse better
all people who initially had one, got used to it

 

I used to go w/o a mousepad surface at all, but recently picked up a recycled one @ my local comp store for $5.

 

My mouse is a perfermance laser so it works on any surface

 

I've never found paper that great. A good quality mat with a felt, or other matte surface tends to work most smoothly.

 

+1 @ all

I have kept my ICEMAT intact since like a decade, It´s simply amazing! (subjective of matter ofc.)

So yeah glass is good to go...(will play with paper & stuff to compare)

Oh & I also have teh in/famous Logitech MX518 still intact, bought some years after the ICEMAT however Its´about to fall apart now but m8s I LOVE this combo!

//Dog

 

I like having/need a mouse surface (I have a very old uneven desk), I had a SteelSeries 5L, it got soft as it aged though, not a very good surface (but very wide). Right now I have some hard SteelSeries surface and I like it quite a bit. It might be a QcK.

 

I have a Razer exact mat. speed on one side, control on the other, best most future proof PC upgrade I ever made. have had it 3 years and it will be good for another 5 if I so choose. havent found anything better yet.

 

I bought the cheaper white version of this (white reflects light better for better tracking), the Razer Pro Solutions Pro Pad, and I almost ended up with carpel tunnel on my wrist. Now I just use a CM Storm Tactics mouse pad which I've come to love.

 

How is carpel related to mouse pad? Is it pad height? (just want to know, because I use Razer Mantis and it feels too thick). My hand usually rests on one side of the pad, it's getting uncomfortable after a while....

 

Never used a sheet of paper, but used a cook book for a long time, lol.

 

i don't use mouse pad at all, it just my fake wooden table
would never pay for a mouse pad in my life. (unless it has a cool picture on it, lol)

 

Does anyone know if the Cyborg r.a.t 9 wireless gaming mouse is as good as it looks.
For £120 its expensive but everything is adjustable and it looks like a tank from some angles

 

Double sided tape + paper = best mouse mat.

 

yes, for alomst a year xd
stupid glass desk xd, it looks nice but mouse does not work without something underneath it xd

 

Never liked mouse pads because of the height, limited surface area, and the friction. I just use laser mice directly on the table surface. I find that laminate/formica tables suit me the best, because mice with Delrin (polyoxymethylene) feet seem to glide over it fairly easily. I'm currently at home and using a cheap L-shaped desk with thinly "painted" particleboard, and that surface blows because it gets worn off and has a higher friction. My cheap desk at college has a laminate surface and it is very nice.