All series of QcK have the same surface. . .

Regardless of thickness. .

They are all ordinary fine-faced cloth mats. . .

It's just that different versions feel slightly different because of different rubber thicknesses.

Generally speaking, it is a non-slip mat.

As a general player like lz, he must have been padded with non-slip cloth before. So if you use QcK, you may not only feel slippery, but also feel slippery. . . . But in fact, qck is really astringent in the mat. . . .

In fact, all Anwar high-chip mice have good performance on plastic pads, especially 9HD, and personally feel that the surface treatment is very level. However, it doesn't matter whether the wake-up is of this grade or not, and any cushion can be compatible.

9HD is a typical rough plastic cushion, which is very slippery.

However, waking up your feet can't be completely smooth on 9HD, so I suggest you stick another layer of 0.5mm thick feet. The cheapest option is firewire competition. Pay attention to the fakes in the firewire competition now. The more expensive ones can buy electric wolves.

For plastic mats, the quality of feet has a great influence on the smoothness and life of mats.

Therefore, if you are inexperienced and think that summer sleeping mats are too expensive, I suggest not buying plastic summer sleeping mats.

Then let's go back to the cloth pad. What's good about cloth mats besides qck?

Razer's beetle series is good, the beetle is divided into thick and thin sides, and the rough side is not effective now. Fine-faced workmanship is still satisfactory.

I suggest buying fine flour, which is mainly flat and comfortable to use.

In fact, the rough surface feels good, but the feel is really not as comfortable as the fine surface. . . When I use it, my little finger's nails rub against the mat. . . .

Compared with plastic mats, glass mats are certainly wear-resistant, but also, the quality and types of mats have a great influence on the feel.

I don't recommend these new peripherals to buy glass mats now. I used the generation of icemat nine years ago. I know the difference between the original Teflon tape and the common foot-attached glass mat.