MSI AGILITY GD20 mouse pad 12.60" x 8.66" 5mm
- Micro-texture Texti…
- Natural Rubber Base
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An 8-inch round mouse pad with a 1/8-inch thick black rubber base and a sublimated Mercury planet print made in the USA
The Future of Flight Mercury Planet mouse pad is an 8‑inch round surface printed with a bright sublimated design. A black rubber base keeps the pad in place on a desk. It arrives new as a single pad without a mouse included.
At 1/8‑inch thick the pad adds minimal height, suiting setups where desk space or monitor‑arm clearance is tight. The smooth printed top works with optical and laser sensors alike. Buyers who want a larger tracking area or a padded wrist rest will need a different accessory.
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The 1/8" thickness is a single moulded rubber layer; it does not contain foam that collapses, so the height stays consistent under sustained use.
The dye-sublimation process bonds ink into the polyester fibres without a raised coating, so glide friction and surface temperature remain unchanged over long periods.
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