Roccat Alumic Mousepad
Published by Patrick Graf on 18.07.11Page:
Gliding characteristics
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This
mousepad has been tested with different mice also from Roccat. Therefore
we were using the Roccat Kone[+] and the Roccat Kova[+]. Moving either
of the mice we used the Alumic with resulted in almost no noise at all.
Especially if you're one of the gamers that uses a headset all the time
this definitely wont bother you. Furthermore the gliding characteristics
are very good too. If you have the mousepad in the position with the
smooth side up the mouse glides over the pad with very low resistance.
If you're the kind of gamer who likes sufaces which are a bit rougher
then you can simply flip the Alumic over. On both sides of the pad you find rubber feet which give it a safe stand and lift the pad about two millimeters from the surface. As this mouspads name already suggests the Alumic is mad of aluminium. This makes it ver tough and almost invincible against wear and tear. |
Comfort
| Because of its low height you wont feel the Alumic in your wrist. The size is perfect for mid-sense as well as high-sense gamers. Low-sense users will prefer a pad which is bigger because the simply need more space for their sweep movements. Once the pad isn't perfectly clean anymore you can clean it with a wet cloth and bit of soap. |
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Stability / Adhesive properties
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Thanks to the four rubber feet the pad doesn't move an inch over the table. The pad can only be moved if you first lift it up. Furthermore the surface of the table has no influence. It doesn't matter if it is rough or absolutely even the Alumic always has a safe stand. |
| Page 1 - Introduction |
| Page 2 - Specifications / Delivery |
| Page 3 - Gliding characteristics - Comfort - Stability |
| Page 4 - Conclusion |
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