Mouse pads are one factor. Mouse pads product of glass? Fairly one other. This, at the least, is what I’m assuming based mostly on the promotional supplies for the Razer Atlas, Razer’s first glass mouse pad. “Absolute performance and sturdiness,” Razer’s web site proclaims. “Expertise pure polished precision,” the press launch calls for of me.
The $99.99 tempered glass Atlas has an anti-slip rubber base, is offered in black or white, and is 0.19 inches (5 millimeters) thick. However the principle concept behind a glass mouse pad, or so I collect, is which you could glide a mouse throughout it very, very quick.
It’s not like I’ve an issue with the speeds afforded by no matter piece of froth is presently on my desk. However I simply maintain taking a look at this factor, and I really feel like gliding a mouse throughout it have to be paradise. It could be the closest you will get to gliding a mouse by skinny air. Perhaps it’s like utilizing a mouse on ice, however the ice isn’t chilly? I’m unsure, however I would like to seek out out ASAP.
The primary difficulty I can consider is sweat. Sorry, of us, however I’m going to deliver it up. This looks like it may get very gross in a short time when you’re perspiring whereas blasting folks in Overwatch. (Is {that a} factor? I don’t actually play Overwatch.) Even when you’re carrying lengthy sleeves, I assume that the occasional bump of a humid pinky in opposition to the floor of this factor may depart an unseemly constellation of blotches.
Now, my preliminary analysis has revealed that there are gaming-specific sleeves, which cowl your arm and fingers, which you could purchase to fight this downside. I’m not assured that I may sport in one in all these for a chronic time period with out feeling like a member of the Blue Man Group or one thing, however to every their very own.
Oh, until somebody needs to purchase me this pair of sleeves with what I believe is an enraged panda on them. I’ll play Civ VI in these all day. With the glass mouse pad.
