ASUS ROG Hone Ace Aim Lab Edition Gaming Mouse Pad, 508 X 420 x 3 mm, Large Size, Soft, Hybrid Cloth Material, Non-Slip Rubber Base, Esports & FPS Gaming, Black

If your playing a fps game or fortnite, this mousepad is going to up your aim by a lot. It might take time for you to get used to it but once you do your aim is going to be a lot better. The quality of the mousepad is very nice, I really like the extra large version of the mousepad because then it has a better look to my setup, and the smoothness helps you have really good performance. The bottom of the mousepad is very sticky for stability on the desk.

Just bought the Rog Harpe Ace Mouse & figured I’d try the mousepad. It’s a fantastic mouse pad easy to clean & has a unique feel/smooth glide. Overall I’m happy with my purchase & I’ll probably buy another one just in case.

Overall, I am impressed with this Asus ROG Hone Ace. Which, I bought this to replace my old Razer Strider mouse mat. I use this space for work, studying (college), and gaming.+ Positives1. I have had this mat for a couple of weeks, it appears to be well-built.+ The stitching is tightly wound, it appears fraying will not occur anytime soon.2. The surface is smooth, that said, my keyboard (ASUS ROG Claymore II) does not move unless I physically relocate it. However, my mouse (ASUS ROG Harpe Ace) glides effortlessly across the mat.3. The memory foam is firm and yet there is just enough give to be comfortable.4. Anti-slip material on the bottom guarantees the mat stays in place and does not bunch up.Note: the anti-slip material almost feels like a sticker, so far, no residue has been left behind on my real wood desk.5. Easy to clean+ Does not catch or hold as much debris as my old Razer mouse mat.Example: I have a Siberian Husky and his hair blows right off the mat.6. Low profile design- Negative(s)1. (Nitpick) As can be seen at the bottom of the picture. The mouse mat is not straight across, the middle has a slight inward curve.Note: Not sure if this was intentional.Given the initial impression of quality, even under heavy use, there is potential for this mat to last for several years. Hopefully, the reliability justifies the higher price over other mats.Recommendation: Need a quality sturdy and comfortable mouse mat. Plus, do not like replacing items every couple of years. I would recommend this mat.

The second I took this mat out of the box I could immediately tell it was of a much higher quality than my previous $20 XL mousepad. Glide is amazing, immensely better than my last one. Price is steep on this one for a reason, but I know I wont be needing to replace it for years to come. Would recommend.*noticed some people having issues with it not laying flat but I didn't have any issues there. The bottom of the pad has some sort of adhesive on it so it sticks pretty firmly to the desk. Don't expect to move it around a bunch without losing some of that adhesiveness. I'd even go as far as recommending laying out some sort of indicator like tape or something so you can line it up perfectly when you lay it out the first time.

I’ve had this mat for about 5 months and it holds up well. Good product!

Would easily be 5 starts if it laid flat, I’ve had it about 2 weeks now and it still wavy and won’t lay completely flat, the quality is great and the size is perfect, I got it in sale but even at regular price it would be worth it, mound slides great and if you have an Asus mouse you can set the mouse pad for calibration, all in all it’s a great pad, and is really comfortable great for long gaming sessions.

I got this pad to replace a Corsair MM350. Compared to that pad, the Hone Ace feels somehow both faster and more precise. It's quite a bit thinner than the corsair, but I actually prefer that. It still provides a bit cushioning but because it's thinner, the stitched edge doesn't rub against my forearm as much. So, why did I almost return it? After several days of use (and putting heaving objects on it) the sides of the pad refused to flatten out. I thought cleaning the tacky, rubber backing might help, so i peeled back the edge, and lightly wiped off the underside of the pad. Curling the pad slightly in that direction was enough to leave three long, unsightly creases in the pad. However, I was able to get them out by ironing the pad on low temperature/high steam, with a pillowcase between the pad and the iron. Now about a week in, it's finally starting to flatten out. Give the pad ample time to settle, don't roll it backwards even slightly, and you'll have a great looking, great performing surface.

Very clean, smooth layout and feel to the fabric. Sits sturdy on the desk. No movement while gaming or computer use.