3M Precise Mouse Pad with Gel Wrist Rest, Soothing Gel Comfort with Durable, Easy to Clean Leatherette Cover, Optical Mouse Performance, 9.2" x 8.7", Black (MW310LE)

I LOVE this mouse pad. Would definitely buy again. For all the people complaining about them "curling up", I REALLY wish you would have taken the time to research and read ALL the reviews for this, especially the review submitted for the smaller version. One of the guys there suggested leaving the film on the back(yeah, I know, you should remove it for the anti-slip feature). He said if you do this and use it for a while, it allows the pad to get used to the movement of the mouse across the top surface and if and when you do take the film off, it will not curl up. Took his advice as I really don't need the anti-slip feature and I see NO SIGNS WHATSOEVER of anything "curling up". Absolutely love the mousing surface as the texture seems to give great feedback to the laser and tracking is awesome. I use a Logitech Anywhere Mouse MX and paired up, these are my mousing dreams come true. The wrist rest is rather firm but I like it and it gives great support. The really awesome thing is when you get this thing and pick it up, it's got some good weight to it and seems sturdy and well built.Follow up 4/30/2105: After using this for quite a while now for several hours daily I only have one complaint and it could be my fault due to positioning, table height, chair height, etc. However, the wrist rest to me seems overly firm, almost hard. Because of the position, etc. in which I am using it I tend to put quite a bit of weight on the wrist rest and after a while it starts to huts a bit. Otherwise, IMHO, it is by far the best wrist rest/mouse pad money can buy. I am getting a new desk setup soon and I believe that will put me in a position where this problem is eliminated so when I manage to wear this one out(which I don't see happening in the foreseeable future) I will definitely buy another just like it.

I bought this wrist rest/mousepad after experiencing severe pain in my wrist which likely resulted from too many extended gaming sessions. After trying several iterations of homemade solutions such as rolled up towels or large bubble wrap inside a sock (worked somewhat but was too mooshy) I decided to get something professionally designed.This 3M wristpad has done the trick. Have not had another episode since I began using it 35 days ago. The pad itself is firm enough to provide support with just enough of a spongy feeling to avoid discomfort. When I press down on the material it gives to about a quarter inch before the firmness pushes back. You could think of it as a softer layer sitting atop a firmer layer beneath.If you are looking for something really soft and squishy then this is likely not for you.As for the so-called "curling" of the side edges, it is more of a raising up from the desk surface about 3/16 of an inch. Hasn't affected my browsing or gaming in the least. I don't use the edges of the pad for the mouse anyway, my mouse travels 1 inch on the mousepad going from the left side of the screen to the right and I try to stay in the center of the pad when using it. You could always use two sided tape if it bothered you too much.The rubber base holds fast to the desk surface and even with all the activity I've put it through it has not moved a hair from the position I placed it on day one. The mousepad surface has not discolored from my mouse (a razer deathadder) and I have not noticed any negative effects from the textured surface. In fact I think it helps in my case since this mouse has some super slick teflon feet or something akin to that. Needs a little drag to keep me from always overmoving the cursor past where I intended.Happy with the purchase and would recommend. Mine is the large/wider version. Hope it works for you as well.

This is very comfortable. I have seen other reviews that state the rest part is too hard, but mine is softer and more comfortable than the foam pad that this is replacing. It has a very nice plastic surface for the mouse to slide on, which it does much better than my previous cloth/foam pad. The mousing surface is a very fine raised texture which does collect grime over time.I have noticed that, like other reviews, it wants to curl up on the sides. I left the protective plastic on the bottom, and it stays in place fine on my wooden desk, but I can see about an eighth of an inch gap between the bottom of the pad and the desk on both sides. The only other problem I see is that it could be just a little bit bigger...PROS:Very smooth mousing, better than 'fabric' type padsComfortable wrist rest, faux leather is comfortable to touchCONS:Textured surface WILL get dirty unless used in a sanitary environment, very hard to completely clean once dirtyWrist rest, although still comfortable, seems to have collapsed a bit from constant use (I've been told I have heavy arms, LOL)I would highly recommend this product for just about anyone. I do NOT use a wireless mouse, so I cannot comment on the claims of 'better battery life', but with a wired laser mouse (Logitech M500) it works excellent. I use it mainly for online schooling and web-browsing, but it has been through some extensive gaming sessions, and I occasionally do 3D modelling and photo editing (where pin-point accuracy is a must). It lets the mouse slide extremely well EXCEPT when it gets dirty, and scrubbing the pad and the bottom of the mouse with a damp cloth or alcohol pad will remove the buildup to allow it to slide like new again.

I had one of these for over 10 years but it started curling up. I bought another couple of diff highly review mouse pads but they were either too small or flimsy.I work from home & This one is the best! Its a great size & sturdy so the mouse won’t go over the edges & it’s sticks to my glass desk.Worth the extra $$$