VicTsing Mouse Pad, Ergonomic Mouse Pad with Gel Wrist Rest Support, Gaming Mouse Pad with Lycra Cloth, Non-Slip PU Base for Computer, Laptop, Home, Office & Travel, Black

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I find the VicTsing Mouse Pad to be exactly what I was looking for. When I decided to replace my previous mousepad that I had used for years, I went through a couple of different highly ranked mousepads here on Amazon. Unfortunately, I had to send them back due to them not interacting with my wireless mouse very well… even slowing it down. However, I finally got it right when I ordered the VicTsing mouse pad with gel wrist comfort. Not only did it provide a premium feel and appearance, but it was cost effective and even improved my mouse performance from my original. I’ve had it for about a month and some change now, and couldn’t be happier. I would highly recommend this mouse pad if you’re looking for something that fits into a minimalistic desktop setting, with a functional and comfortable approach. Definitely will consider this brand for any future needs.

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Its only better side than the "ex" (that I touched intensely everyday) is it has a full rubber bottom that traps dust on hit while making it impossible to move on the desk without lifting But the pad is pretty tough and stays the shape it is turned by a couple of weeks of my wrists pressing. Also it starts to sour after absorbing my sweat at a rate 3 times faster I think so dont stress and sweat when holding your mouse on it when gaming And in the end after merely 3 months the surface layer came off and I got to see whats inside - disintegrated gel that made the awkawrd shape. So I guess I shouldnt have blamed the outer layer getting sour earlier

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I hadnt realized how my old mouse pad so negatively impacted the performance of my mouse. Originally, I purchased this new mouse pad because the old mouse pad began to creep based on the movement of my mouse and wrist on padding. The VicTsing mouse pad has improved both the efficiency of my mouse movement, but also, this pad is going nowhere! It is very sticky on the bottom...which is good...but sometimes a bit of a pain - because I cant just slide it anymore...I literally have to kind of peel it up to move. This is fine, actually, but I do wonder how long it will last because of the tackiness. Ill find out over time, but I can say that it is an excellent mouse pad, and Ive been enjoying the improved efficiency and performance of my mouse because of it!

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I love it! The apostrophe-shaped design is just right for the way I use my mouse, the wrist rest is very firm with just a little give in it, and the underside is coated in some kind of substance that prevents it from creeping or sliding around. Great value! Update: After using this mouse pad for a few days, I have some updates. The wrist rest at first seemed a little small, but Ive gotten used to it. Also, there is a logo at the top of the pad, and my mouse encounters some stickiness if it goes over it. Finally, the underside of the pad had some kind of cellophane backing over it that was heavily bubbled up. I wasnt sure if I should remove it or not, and the instructions didnt mention anything. I thought maybe it was to prevent the pad from moving around, so I tried using the pad without removing the cellophane and it was ridiculous - the pad was not flat and level! So yeah, removing that cellophane is a must.

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Initial reaction - nice shape, comfortable wrist rest. Others have mentioned a strong smell. To be honest, I didnt notice any smell until I put my nose to the mouse pad and sniffed it. After receiving the mouse pad I removed the plastic on the bottom of the pad. It had a multitude of air pockets and caused the mouse pad to skate around. After removing the plastic the bottom of the pad had a very tactile feel and resisted any sliding movement. A day or two later I received an e-mail from Vic Tsing that said "... there is no need for you to tear off the film. Otherwise the bottom of the silica gel will generate the attraction to the desk, which may cause some damage to your desk." I dont know if they mean a chemical reaction will take place that could damage the finish of the desk, or more likely, the mouse pad will resist any movement and if you try to move the mouse pad on the desk without first lifting it off the desk it could damage the desk. In any case, the mouse pad seems to work fine with the Logitech G603 mouse I am using with it. Other mouse pads that I have used show a depression in the gel pad over time, reducing the cushioning effect. So far, I have not experienced this with the Vic Tsing mouse pad. Only time will tell how it stands up to repeated use.

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I know I know... youre prob looking at my profile and going how on earth can he say that mouse pad is good, well, the way I hold the mouse and move it, I need wrist support, this type of mouse pad has always worked for me and yes, my friends laugh at me but it just fits me and my style of mouse movement (from the wrist). Ive been using one since around 2005 and never looked back. In fact, the one I was using before buying this one, was that same one I got for free (at a convention) in 2005 lol... but yeah, it needed replacement, was kinda yucky (ew) so this one was the chosen one after reading up on reviews. It did have a strong chemical smell when it arrived but that went away quickly and its been great. Doesnt slip thanks to its underneath and the gel is nice with the perfect feel for me.

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I already had a mouse pad with a gel wrist rest of another brand. The top cover on my old mouse pad had a bizzare ability to attract dust and dog hair like I had never seen before. Every 3 days I had to clean it using sticky tape to remove all this. This material does not share this tendency, it stays nice and clean. The VicTsing mouse pad does not have as large a wrist rest, but my wrist doesnt travel much these days. I use a mouse/pointing device with a track ball so the mouse stays in one place. So does the mouse pad on my desk - another difference that I like.

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I am a heavy gamer and I also happen to do a little bit of work on my computer. I hadnt needed a wrist pad for years but I picked up a shooter game that made my carpal tunnel flare up immediately. A friend suggested I get a wrist pad for my mouse hand and suddenly the pain is gone. It takes a while to get used to if you arent used to having the pad there though. Im so glad theres a sticky surface on the bottom because it was moving around a lot without it. I did clean the surface before sticking the mouse pad on. Definitely recommend this product if youre having problems with wrist pain.

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This is a very nice mouse pad and design. The edges are lightly "crimped" giving it a more finished appearance and less chance for edge fraying. The gel is in the right place and is comfortable. This pad is as good if not better than more expensive varieties with touted 3M reflective coating. My only negative is that the newer VicTsing full size pads have a better coating and better tracking. Dont get me wrong, the tracking is very good, but the newer model is better. But,t hey dont make the newer surface in the Gel Wrist model. This full size model has better tracking. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075WW7V6W/ref=psdc_705323011_t1_B072C93TQL

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I ordered this to replace an old Belkin wrist rest mousepad after reading the reviews of the changes to the revised version that made it worse. When I first tried this pad the Microsoft optical mouse didnt track well and I was ready to return it. After a little time it has started to work well and Im keeping it. Im not giving it a 5 because the shape is less than ideal. The wrist rest (actually for the heel of your hand) is too narrow, and if you reach over for the mouse withiout looking your hand is likely to land off center. Thats less comfortable. The rest is soft but has more core firmness than some people may like once it has been compressed a little. If youre really particular you would do better going to a store and feeling the pads rather than hoping that a written description will suffice.

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