MSI AGILITY GD20 mouse pad 12.60" x 8.66" 5mm
- Micro-texture Texti…
- Natural Rubber Base
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A 7.75 by 9.25 inch mousepad with a quarter-inch thick rubber base and a sublimated deep-field galaxy print
This mousepad displays a bright sublimated print of the Webb Space Telescope deep field galaxy image on a black rubber base. It measures 7.75 by 9.25 inches and is a quarter of an inch thick for a stable mousing surface. The pad is printed in the USA and ships new as a single unit without a mouse included.
The small footprint suits tight desk spaces where a full-size pad would not fit, making it a direct upgrade from using a bare desk or a worn fabric square. Buyers who need a larger tracking area for low-sensitivity gaming or wide creative strokes should look elsewhere, as the dimensions limit sweeping movements.
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It measures 7.75 inches wide by 9.25 inches deep, so clear a rectangle at least that large on your desk.
Place the bright colourful printed surface up; the black rubber base grips the desk.
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