A while ago I reviewed a couple of Mionix’s products – the Saiph 3200 mouse and Alioth 320 mousepad. Both were very good and a promising start to Mionix’s new range and since then they’ve gone from strength to strength. As well as the plastic-coated Alioth they’ve released the Sargas mousepad, which caters for players who want a...

Roccat have gone for a split personality with their latest gaming mousepad, the Roccat Alumic. The Roccat Alumic features two different surface materials designed to cater for both low and high-sense gamers, with each side featuring a different design. Depending on what you want from your mouse you simply flip the alumic over and align it up with the...

Is it any good? Check out our review of the Mionix Propus 380 Mionix are starting off 2011 with a new mousepad, the Mionix Propus 380. Aimed at gamers who prefer a slightly firmer mousepad than their previous Alioth cloth pads, the Propus 380 combines a rubber backing, think sheet of PVC plastic for stiffness and a new metallic surface for improved mouse...

While hard mouse mats are nothing new, the vast majority of them are made from plastic. Not that there’s anything wrong with that, but if you don’t like that plasticky feel then what alternative do you have? Why not try the new Razer Ironclad mousepad, a new metal pad for those who like it hard and smooth? The Razer Ironclad is made from aluminium,...

The Ozone Ground Level series of mouse pads are the latest choice of surface for gamers. There are three different sizes (see below) but the basic construction is the same in each – a rubber base covered in a soft cloth surface that offers low friction and noise with a touch of padded comfort. The thickness of the pad varies from 2mm to 3mm Dimensions ...