If you want support I suggest you go to the support page and log a ticket, good luck with that! They were probably all having a party and rolling in the floor and telling story to pass down to all generations of the time they got a support call for a mouse pad........
This is not ASUS support, its a user forum.
What you paid for is the design, art work and ROG logo. Its an over sized mouse pad, not an electronic device. If you fell for marketing propaganda like its going to improve your game I have a special going on the Brooklyn bridge this week only. If you pay my $10,000,000 asking price Ill also throw in property, an acre on both sides of the east river with a view to the bridge.
Want to find out if its machine washable? Does it say anywhere on the propaganda that it is? If so try it and post up what you got for other people to reference. If not, then don't wash it.
You question of what friction, speed or control is contradictory.
What do we use mouse pads for. Me the primary purpose is to not wear a hole in the surface I'm using the mouse on. How a mouse moves is not only a result of what surface its on (sand papaper tends to add a lot of drag) but also the skates on the mouse, not the pad.
As for control that more a function of the mouse as well. Some are about as accurate as a blind sniper at 100 yards. Some are very accurate but more of a function of the laser in the mouse. Some are so good they can track on a sheet of clear glass where older generations required a high contrast pattern to achieve the same results.
This is not ASUS support, its a user forum.
What you paid for is the design, art work and ROG logo. Its an over sized mouse pad, not an electronic device. If you fell for marketing propaganda like its going to improve your game I have a special going on the Brooklyn bridge this week only. If you pay my $10,000,000 asking price Ill also throw in property, an acre on both sides of the east river with a view to the bridge.
Want to find out if its machine washable? Does it say anywhere on the propaganda that it is? If so try it and post up what you got for other people to reference. If not, then don't wash it.
You question of what friction, speed or control is contradictory.
What do we use mouse pads for. Me the primary purpose is to not wear a hole in the surface I'm using the mouse on. How a mouse moves is not only a result of what surface its on (sand papaper tends to add a lot of drag) but also the skates on the mouse, not the pad.
As for control that more a function of the mouse as well. Some are about as accurate as a blind sniper at 100 yards. Some are very accurate but more of a function of the laser in the mouse. Some are so good they can track on a sheet of clear glass where older generations required a high contrast pattern to achieve the same results.
Shark00n wrote:
From Steelseries:
I LOL'ed
It's all marketing dude
Precisely! Like I said, the primary purpose is to not rub a hole in your desktop. Either you like the feel or you dont. Whats good for me may not be good for you.
