onn Mouse Pad, square, polyester surface with non-slip natural rubber backing, black

It's a mouse-pad and it does what it supposed to do. Honestly, there's not much else to say about it as there's nothing stand-out or special. Just a mouse-pad. Seems almost pricey as I remember getting these things free all the time in the past, LOL!

It's a mousepad and it's not too thick like the older 90's ones or too thin. It's the perfect thickness. My mouse glides over it without issue and I've never noticed any DPI issues from the mouse. I will buy again.

A pad with the efficient mousing area I actually use, freeing up scarce desktop space AND holding its shape without getting bunched up along the busier edges.

Fuzzy surface keeps mouse steady and helps me drawing lines for art. Fuzzy surface also gets a bit crusty, I can see the center get a ghost, but it can be washed. The rubber bottom holds it in place. Probably the corners get an upward curl on mine because I lift the corner to move it. I bought 8 in this purchase, 4 for each computer on this desk. That ought to last a few years.

It's a standard inexpensive mousepad. I didn't give it 5 full stars because at rate times the mouse cursor doesn't register. All in all it's a fine product for the money.

They are MOUSE PADS!!! Not quite as large as I had hoped, but they are mousepads,and I didn't have to travel to a store(wasting gas and time) to buy them

It's a nice mouse pad for office work but for gaming it ain't enough room to move my gaming mouse takes up most of the space so I would recommend if it's for office use only.

As many other reviews say, the sticker does leave a bit of residue on the side the mouse is used on. It did not leave enough to cause issues for me, but maybe it's just my mouse being able to handle it or I got lucky and the sticker wasn't pressed on too hard. The worst part for me is that several days into using fairly consistently each day(probably a few hours a day) I noticed that the section of my palm that touches the pad is very irritated and red. It's not where the sticker was located, so it's not the residue causing it. Not sure if it is the roughness of the material or something in the material reacting with my skin. I don't usually have reactions like this to any type of material and never with a mouse pad. Because of these two things, I would recommend just spending a little bit more on a better quality mouse pad.

Why do they put a stick on the side that needs to stay smooth for the mouse? That just goes against common sense so badly. It leaves a residue and messes up a sensitive mouse. And I just can't get over how stupid it is to do that.

Thanks to a big nasty Orange "onn" label attached to the upside of the mouse pad, it's completely unusable. After carefully removing label, I'm left with a sticky useless mousepad!!