Customer Reviews

SteelSeries 5C Limited-Edition Wrath of the Lich King Fragmat

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Was a little surprised by the size of the mouse pad, but I still like the product. My last pad lasted for many years, going to see how long this one goes for. Currently very nice quality. For the size, probably about 11"x15" roughly.

This pad is much larger than any mouse pad I've owned. Very solid, non-bendy. My gaming mouse slides across it in an almost frictionless manner.

My expectations for this mouse pad were far exceed when it arrived. It's a wonder full size - giving ample space for mouse usage. The hard backing on it provides a wonderful steady surface to use. I would definitely buy another or same type of steelseries mouse pad. While it may seem a bit on the pricey side - the quality and size have made it a worth wild investment. And if you use your mouse a ton you'll be thankful you bought it. The art work on it is well done and if your a WOW fan you'll love it. So if your looking for a awesome sturdy mouse surface this is it.

If you don't have much space on your desk, you might want to buy something else, this thing is huge.
Other than that, it's a good product.

My son loved that it is so big. And the mouse glides over the mouse pad wonderfully. Very happy.

Great quality - not too thick at all - and the image looks great. Purchased as a gift for a 14yr old boy, he LOVED it!

I bought this as a gift for my girlfriend's sister so I've never used it and can't comment about its functionality. But it's a mouse pad. How could anyone screw up a mouse pad? You can use cardboard as a mouse pad if you want!

So......World of Warcraft. I don't play it. Never have. Never will. But my aforementioned girlfriend's sister does which is why I spent way too much money on this particular mouse pad instead of buying a cheaper alternative, like say, a piece of cardboard. On the plus side, the picture is actually quite lovely. There's a dragon on it. He looks kind of angry, like he's about to breath some fire or something and torch some villages. And since he's glowing blue, you know it's going to be that really hot blue fire - not that pansy yellow crap. But when you look at it closer, it appears that he's chillin' in a cave. I don't know why anyone would set up a village in a cave. Seems like a bad idea to me. Of course, it also seems like a bad idea to build a city below sea level and then act surprised when some levies break and flood the city. But people who get paid far more than I do come up with these ideas, so what do I know? Maybe building a village in a dragon infested cave is a good idea.

So if you're a nerd..er.. I mean.. World of Warcraft player, or know someone who is, this is the perfect mouse pad if you prefer something a little nicer than cardboard. And if you like dragons and poor city planning, all the better. Enjoy!