Mousepads

Cherry MX2A Blue evolves the iconic Cherry clicky switch. You get the classic click and tactile bump, now refined with smoother travel and tighter consistency thanks to MX2A’s improved lubrication, spring geometry, and manufacturing tolerances. Ideal for rhythmic typing and anyone who enjoys audible confirmation on each press. Specifications Type: Clicky (tactile bump + audible click) Actuation Force: ~60 cN Pre-Travel: 2.0 mm Total Travel: 4.0 mm Materials: Nylon housing, POM stem, gold cross-point contacts Lifespan: Up to 100 million keystrokes Performance & Feel MX2A Blue keeps the beloved MX Blue sound while feeling cleaner and more controlled. Reduced scratch...

The Kailh BOX Navy switches are clicky switches featuring a thick click-bar and an unmistakably loud click. They’re known for a firm press with a pronounced tactile bump—ideal if you want maximum feedback and that classic mechanical sound. The BOX housing improves stability and adds dust/moisture resistance. Specifications Type: Clicky (thick click-bar) Actuation Force: ~60g Pre-Travel: ~1.8mm Total Travel: ~3.6mm Materials: PC top, Nylon bottom, POM stem, metal click-bar Lifespan: Up to 80 million keystrokes Performance & Feel BOX Navy delivers a powerful, snappy click with a decisive bottom-out. Feedback is strong and unmistakable, creating a rhythmic, expressive typing cadence....

The Kailh BOX V2 White switches are clicky switches that deliver a crisp, satisfying click with a tight, consistent feel. The V2 update improves stability, reduces wobble, and keeps the click definition clean. Ideal if you want classic mechanical feedback without the extreme loudness of thick click-bar switches. Specifications Type: Clicky (click-bar) Actuation Force: ~45–55g Pre-Travel: ~1.8mm Total Travel: ~3.6mm Materials: PC top, Nylon bottom, POM stem, metal click-bar Lifespan: Up to 80 million keystrokes Performance & Feel V2 White offers a quick, snappy click with a clear but controlled sound. Feedback is predictable and precise, great for rhythm and...

The Kailh BOX Jade switches are clicky switches rated at 65g. Their thick click-bar delivers a bold, loud click with a pronounced tactile bump. Ideal for users who love classic mechanical feedback and a confident, rhythmic typing feel. The BOX housing improves stability and offers dust/moisture resistance. Specifications Type: Clicky (thick click-bar) Actuation Force: 65g ± 5g Pre-Travel: 1.8 ± 0.3mm Total Travel: 3.6 ± 0.3mm Materials: PC top, Nylon bottom, POM stem, metal click-bar Lifespan: Up to 80 million keystrokes Performance & Feel BOX Jade is renowned for its crisp, snappy click and clear feedback. The press feels firm...

The Gateron Melodic switches are clicky switches with a 60g actuation force. They combine a distinct tactile bump with a crisp click, providing both audible and physical feedback. Ideal for users who enjoy traditional mechanical feel and rhythmic typing. With excellent stability and consistency, they stand out among modern clicky options. Specifications Type: Clicky Actuation Force: 60g ± 5g Pre-Travel: 2.3 ± 0.4mm Total Travel: 4.0 ± 0.3mm Materials: Nylon housing, POM stem, metal click-bar Lifespan: Up to 50 million keystrokes Performance & Feel Melodic offers a sharp, precise click with satisfying feedback on every press. The actuation is firm...

The HMX Xinhai switches are lightweight linear switches with an actuation force of 45g. They deliver an extremely smooth keystroke with minimal resistance, ideal for users who prefer speed and comfort while typing or gaming. With their quiet sound profile and stable construction, they’re perfect for both home and office setups. Specifications Type: Linear Actuation Force: 45g ± 5g Pre-Travel: 1.9 ± 0.4mm Total Travel: 3.7 ± 0.3mm Materials: POM stem, Nylon bottom housing, PC top housing Lifespan: Up to 80 million keystrokes Performance & Feel The Xinhai provides a silky-smooth linear movement without any scratchiness. With its light spring...

If you're using your mouse directly on your desk, surface imperfections can quietly sabotage your performance — especially in gaming, design, or precision-heavy work. Even seemingly minor issues like scratches, grooves, or glossy finishes can throw off sensor tracking and cause jitter or inaccuracy. Why Mouse Sensors Are Sensitive to Surfaces Modern optical and laser sensors track movement by analyzing surface textures. When those textures vary — like on a scratched wooden desk or reflective glass — the mouse receives inconsistent feedback, resulting in: Cursor skipping or jitter Inaccurate flicks during gaming Unreliable movement in creative apps (Photoshop, CAD, etc.)...

When shopping for a new mousepad, most people focus on the size and surface texture — but the thickness of a mousepad also plays a major role in how it feels and performs. Whether you're gaming, working, or casually browsing, the right thickness can improve comfort and control. Common Mousepad Thickness Options 2mm (Thin): Sleek and low-profile. Preferred by users who want minimal padding and maximum contact with the desk. 3mm (Standard): Balanced comfort and control — the most common option for both gaming and office use. 4–5mm (Thick): Extra cushioning for long sessions and better wrist support. May feel...

Humidity may not be the first thing you consider when your mouse starts to feel slow or inconsistent — but it plays a bigger role than most users realize. If your desk setup is in a damp environment, or you live in a region with high humidity, your mousepad’s performance can be noticeably impacted. How Humidity Affects a Mousepad Moisture Absorption: Fabric mousepads can absorb moisture from the air, causing the surface to feel sticky or “draggy.” Inconsistent Glide: The mouse may not glide smoothly, especially during fast flicks in gaming. Tracking Issues: Optical sensors rely on consistent surfaces —...

Whether you're gaming daily, working from home, or casually browsing — your mousepad is one of the most used surfaces on your desk. Over time, it collects dust, sweat, skin oils, crumbs, and more. But how often should you actually clean your mousepad to keep it in top shape? General Rule of Thumb For most users, we recommend: Light surface cleaning: once a week Deep cleaning with soap and water: once a month These intervals help prevent build-up that can affect your mouse sensor performance and general desk hygiene. High-Use or Gaming Setups If you’re a gamer or use your...

While cleaning your mousepad is important for performance and hygiene, some cleaning methods can actually ruin it. Whether it's a soft fabric-topped pad or a full desk mat with stitched edges, using the wrong products or techniques can shorten its lifespan or cause permanent damage. Common Mistakes to Avoid Hot water or machine drying: High heat can cause rubber to warp or separate from the fabric. Always use lukewarm water and let it air dry flat. Washing machines: Unless explicitly stated by the manufacturer, avoid putting your mousepad in the washing machine — especially with stitched edges or non-slip rubber...

A mousepad is one of the most used accessories in any setup — whether you're gaming, designing, or working from home. But how often should you really replace it? The answer depends on material quality, usage patterns, and most importantly: how well you clean it. When Should You Consider Replacing It? You may want to consider a replacement if: The surface feels rough or inconsistent when gliding your mouse There are permanent stains or discoloration The stitched edges are fraying or coming loose The rubber base is peeling or curling Your mouse tracking becomes unreliable How Long Does a Mousepad...