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Bought a GS to replace my worn XT, but also because I was curious as to how the GS compares to the XT.
Fantastic mouse pads, both of them, it seems the GS won't have the warping problem that I've been having with my XT after owning it for several years, but it's a bit less heavy duty, so it may end up with its own problems over time.
Very happy, thanks for the great padz!
The GS is simply not as good a product of the XT, so do not expect it to be better. Hence the cost. If you are an [H] gamer, you need an XT IMO.
I bought a can of Pledge, the multi-surface one, I'm not noticing any additional slickness on my GS=/ I'm spraying it then wiping it down with a paper towel.
Is there something I'm missing? I'm starting to notice a sorta 'grippy' area in the center/top area of the mousepad, and I can't figure out what it's from. It's not warped, it doesn't look worn (it's less than a month old), and I've cleaned it thoroughly.
If you are looking for the slickest gaming surface out there, you should have bought an XT.
From the webpage.
Ratpadz GS
The GS has been around for years and while fulfilling a low-price niche in the performance mouse pad market it has remained true to its Ratpadz roots. A light weight hard plastic body delivers little resistance while providing solid accuracy and tracking. 9 points of contact on the back keep it grounded.
Ratpadz XT
The original Ratpadz is now the XT! This favorite has been brought back by popular demand that again uses the heavy duty solid construction that will stand up to all kinds of abuse. If you are a hardcore gamer or mouser, logging hours and hours with your mouse; the Ratpadz XT UltraSlick long-lasting surface is for you.