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SteelPad QcK+ Gaming mousepad Review
(2 Comments) »Value and Conclusion
- The SteelPad QcK+ can be bought for less than $15, extremely good value for something of this quality.
- Very high quality textiles used
- Large surface
- Good price
- Attractive design
- Will survive minor spills
- High grip, soft rubber base
- Ideal for taking to LAN parties
- Will be destroyed by fizzy drinks (ie. Coke/Pepsi)
- Takes up lots of desk space
SteelPad have an excellent reputation for making high quality mouse pads, and this one is no exception. For those of you who play games frequently, or do a lot of graphic design, this pad is a must have! Made from extremely high quality textiles, this pad will last years, enabling you get the most out of your computer, and enrich your gaming experience. Having this pad, along with a good gaming mouse means you'll always be able to react quickly and precisely in all games when it matters.
Apr 25th, 2024 11:52 EDT
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