MionixSargas Softmat in Extreme Sizes

I switched to the XXL version of the Mionix Sargas over from my old SteelSeries QcK Heavy just because of the looks and size, but I am pleasantly surprised in terms of functionality too.The Mionix Sargas is actually a bit smoother than the QcK Heavy and the mouse glides a bit easier. It is a bit thinner too, so it's less noticeable that it's even there. So far, it feels like it tracks very well but I'm not sure if it's better than the QcK Heavy. Time will tell, I suppose. I can't speak about the longevity of this gaming surface yet, since I haven't had it for long, but in terms of looks, size and feel, it's great.One remark though, it's not 120 cm as advertised, but about 118,3 cm long.EDIT: After using this for a couple of years, the above still remains true, however, I've noticed a con - the edges are not stitched and they fray after some use. It's not usually a problem, since I can just use a glue stick to stick them back on and it lasts a few months, but it would have been nice if the edges were stitched to avoid fraying. Rating reduced from 5/5 to 4/5 because of this.

This is a nice sized, smooth and quiet mouse pad. I've knocked off one star because, using Mionix's own software and a Mionix NAOS 8200 mouse, the surface quality analysis tool gives this a 40% score, whereas the surface of my desk (beech effect melamine if I'm not mistaken) gets 80%!That said the tracking seems perfect, so perhaps I'm being petty...

My son is very happy with this for his gaming PC. It looks and feels good. Happy to recommend this product to fellow gamers.

It's real basic and it's a mouse pad. It stays put on a desk so that's cool. The mouse works well on it. Not much else to say.

Great surface, edges are not fraying at all, perfect size for my desk as it leaves a little wood showing too, doesn't cover the whole thing like my previous Overclockers mat did.The Mionix stuff is really well made so I'm not worried about the mat deteriorating over time at all!