MSI AGILITY GD20 mouse pad 12.60" x 8.66" 5mm
- Micro-texture Texti…
- Natural Rubber Base
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A 7.75" x 9.25" mousepad with a sublimated Webb Space Telescope image and black rubber base
This mousepad features a 7.75" x 9.25" surface printed with the James Webb Space Telescope's view of Stephan's Quintet. The sublimated design delivers bright, colourful artwork on a 1/8" thick base. A black rubber backing keeps the pad stable during use. Mouse not included.
Verify that the compact dimensions suit your mouse movement style before ordering. The 1/8" thickness provides a slim profile that sits nearly flush with the desk surface. Ensure you prefer a rubber base rather than a cloth or hard plastic alternative.
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The box contains one mousepad with a 1/8" thick black rubber base and a sublimated Webb Space Telescope Stephans Quintet print. A mouse is not included and must be purchased separately.
This model is offered in a single size of 7.75" by 9.25". There are no alternative dimensions or capacities listed for this design.
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