StanawayNon-Slip Wide Long Extended Gaming Large Mouse and Keyboard Pad, Stitched Edges for 2024 (Red)

I should have measured before I bought it, didn't realize this was so small. I have a TKL keyboard and there isn't much mouse room.It smells pretty bad even after a day, I ended up just not using it period. Smell doesn't seem to be going away.The thing isn't super grippy underneath and is thin, it moves around a bit I guess the keyboard is pushing on it? I don't have any keyboard movement without it.In hindsight I should have just picked up a name brand one, like steelseries or corsair, I noticed all of those are ~35" wide which would be perfect :(Oh well $10 lesson learned.

It stinks! Days after hanging it alone outside, and it still stinks! It may never stop stinking! The smell may affect eyes and nose, it is so powerful. And because it was rolled up so tight the two short sides have what seem like permanent curves. Not what you want for a computer mouse to slide over. Total ripoff, even at its cheap price.

I was really hoping this would be a nice mouse pad for my new studio. Unfortunately this product is delivered rolled up very tightly. This warped the edges and now it does not sit flat in the surface of the desk. Even it looks wonky, I still care more about functionality. This is where I had to give this product 2 stars… There’s little sticky/raised white dots scattered all over the mouse pad, which causes problems when moving the mouse over the surface. I’m not exactly sure what this substance is… I tried cleaning the mouse pad with warm water, dish soap and a sponge but it’s embedded into the surface… Amazon sent me a replacement that was actually worse in quality. I’m sending both of these back, don’t waste your money!

I bought this product to keep my keyboard from sliding around on my desk. Now the whole mat slides with the keyboard. Also it came rolled up and I put some heavier objects at the corners. After 3 days, mat is still curling up. I will probably try to put some tape on the bottom to hold it in place.

I use this as more of protection for my desk than a mouse pad. It has withstood coffee spills and I love the how over sized it is. It doesn't say anywhere, but I wash it every other week on the gentle cycle of my washing machine and hang dry it. I haven't had any issues doing this.

People mention in their reviews how this mouse pad is very thin. By itself, that doesn't make it ineffective. Unfortunately, a side effect of its thinness is that it's light/flimsy, so it doesn't stay flat when using a mouse. Under normal mouse usage, it develops folds and I have to keep flattening it by hand. I have a heavier pad from reflex lab in the same office, and it's rock solid.

Had over a month and it still wants to roll up on the ends. I've even rolled it on the opposite direction but no luck. Material is thin. Not wide enough for a keyboard with a built in number pad. Get what you pay for.

I got a keyboard tray add-on for my desk and my keyboard and mouse slid around a bit too much. I put this down and things stopped moving. It would be nice if the top was a little less smooth to give even more grip, but it is very nice and quite the improvement over the bare keyboard tray.