This new QcK mat is really something and its price tag is very reasonable considering size and quality. I like the way it is constructed and I think that it's a better mat than the old style QcK mats. The design is nice and simple.

Comfort; Durability; Bang for the buck; Gaming performance; Design; Size

Nothing

What can I say, it's a mouse pad, a HUGE mouse pad. It does its job and it does it well. Throughout my testing it held up to all the abuse I could throw at it, including a coffee spill, a little dabbing with a cloth and careful wiping it was good as new again.

A little bit ago a I took a look at the IceMat 2 nd Edition glass mousing surface, I found it to be a most excellent pad with nothing that could be improved upon. I thought I had found the perfect mousing surface, but today for review I have what comes in a very close second, the SteelPad QcK heavy,...

Cloth mousepads were originally invented as a surface to "grab the mouse by the ball", so to speak.  Back in the days when mice were...

The QcK mousepad is available in different dimensions and thickness, check the following list to see the different kind of dimensions.

Quick facts about SteelPad QcK heavy: XXL-sized cloth mouse pad Heavy thickness eliminates uneven surfaces Ideal for low sensitivity mouse settings Compatible with all mice Specially designed non-slip rubber base 450 x 400mm (17,7 x 15,7in) - thickness 6mm (0,23in) Steelpad is well know worldwide...

Quality; Size

None

This pad tracks well with my Razer Deathadder mouse. It has a very large surface + enough (but not too much) friction for low sensitivity gamers. It doesn't seem to be uncomfortable at all despite it being thin, since I've used it plenty of times for over 16 hours in one day.

Doesn't Slip; Large surface; Provides Great Tracking; Thin

Gets dirty fast; Hard to clean

I have an iMac with bluetooth keyboard and mouse. It is able to accommodate both. Quality is excellent, price is a little high.

Like most manufactures, SteelPad don't always release brand new products, only build on past success. The QcK heavy is no difference; it's the same slick surface found on the QcK which received a 9/10 back in 2006, but has extra thickness for LAN party enthusiasts. Peripherals

Uber comfortable; Absorbs surface lumps and bumps; Well proportioned

Heavy; Not the most interesting to look at

In the long run this pad is just not worth it.

Mice track nicely over it without issues; It's a nice large pad

The backing on the pad sucks, if I even barely move my mouse it moves the entire mousepad; Extremely annoying; For some reason tiny fibers keep getting snagged on who knows what and are an extreme nuisance