I bought the Corsair MM350 PRO for my desk and I can say that it is an excellent addition for any gamer or professional who needs a comfortable space for a keyboard and mouse. The micro-weave surface offers incredibly smooth movement, ideal for quick reactions in FPS games. I was impressed by the durability of the coating, which makes maintenance easy – even with unexpected spills, it cleans up effortlessly.

Also, the thickness of 4mm is exactly what you need for comfort during long sessions, while the anti-slip base ensures stability with every movement. The only minor observation is that some mice may experience slight difficulties when working over the logo, but this does not seriously affect the experience.

Overall, the build quality and large surface make it a must-have for any desk. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality mouse pad that combines practicality and aesthetics.

Quite large, the material is excellent in quality and the friction is moderate to low. It is definitely not considered a slow "control" mousepad but neither is it "speed". I was used to a random cloth mousepad that was a bit rougher anyway, so my experience is also a bit subjective.

In all its good dimensions material ..construction ...but obviously due to its waterproofing, the mouse sticks quite a bit and makes it feel "heavy" in the hand. As soon as I put it on (from the Asus ROG SCABARD mousepad) I felt like the weight of my Corsair Sabre PRO Champion Series mouse had doubled. I didn't keep it and went back to Asus, I'll use it as a pad for my workbench.

Although very beautiful in appearance, quality in seams and very large to cover even the most demanding... UNFORTUNATELY, just within a week of use, at the point where I operated the mouse, it started to distort and the mouse "sticks" as if it were stuck somewhere, to the point where it was impossible to play FPS games, which I mainly play. I had to "move" it, so that the mouse would click on a brand new spot in order to have smooth movement again (my previous mousepad did this after 2.5-3 years of use). Was it a material flaw? I don't know... Disappointing...