The cheapest mouse pad I can get

I have a 50 dollar gift card, and Im planning on getting a zowie mico and some mousepad from newegg, because I really like their site. I need a new mousepad, but there aren't gaming mousepads that are under 15 dollars, and I need a new one.
I'm not looking for a GAMING mousepad, I just need one that is cloth and wont harm my mouse and won't mess up on me while gaming, I don't care about the design, and I'm lookin for the cheapest price on newegg.
Are there any mousepads that meet my recommendations? Thanks.

Gulgarathz Germany. August 12 2012 07:21. Posts 10

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i always used to take my chem book as a mouse"pad", worked pretty fine. As long as the surface fits I dont see a big advandage in expensive mousepads. If your now playing on your table/something else and your doin fine with it why not staying with it?

IMKR United States. August 12 2012 07:37. Posts 60

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Im using a 6 dollar mousepad. Works great i have no issues with it

RaiZ France. August 12 2012 07:59. Posts 2507

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As much as i hate razer mice, gotta admit their mousepad aren't bad at all. The goliatus isn't expensive as far as i know. It's the same product as the liquid's mousepad. That already a pretty solid choice.

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Roxor9999 Netherlands. August 12 2012 08:00. Posts 726

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Steelseries qck. I got it. Not the greatest product and didnt last all that long, 8 months, but good for the price.

LJ August 12 2012 08:15. Posts 203

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I got the Qck too, the mini version which is actually just normal sized, it was very cheap and feels pleasant on my hand, 2 thumbs up

djcube United States. August 12 2012 08:54. Posts 984

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Hm, have you tried out a Zowie Mico before? I bought one when they first were available for shipping to the US and ended up reverting to my old mouse. The mouse clicks are way too stiff and hard and (for me at least) caused hand fatigue when gaming.

Absurd Bunny August 12 2012 10:24. Posts 140

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On August 12 2012 07:21 Gulgarathz wrote:
i always used to take my chem book as a mouse"pad", worked pretty fine. As long as the surface fits I dont see a big advandage in expensive mousepads. If your now playing on your table/something else and your doin fine with it why not staying with it?

I have a razer vespula and they are really scratched up and don't really read the mouse too well, it glitches and what not.
And for the post above me, I know what the Mico feels like, it's very small for my hands and I've tried it before, and it will work just fine for me.
Also, I don't really know what cheap mousepad to get, I'd very appreciate under 10 dollars like I said. Can you post a specific kind or link?

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AJCpar United States. August 12 2012 11:57. Posts 32

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If your fine with not having it in the retail box, you can get a steelseries qck mini, which is actually an ok size, for around 9.50 on ebay, as seen here.
(I don't have any experience or affiliation with the seller so I don't know exactly how it comes).

SgtSlick Australia. August 12 2012 13:09. Posts 77

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20c garage sale no worries mate

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GenesisX Canada. August 12 2012 13:21. Posts 3982

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If you don't find a cloth one cheap enough for you, you can try using a sheet of blank paper. Works wonders with most mice. Its cheap too!

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fatfail United States. August 12 2012 13:37. Posts 386

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I recommend any cloth one from ebay/ flea market/ amazon. Cloth is awesome, works better than anything I've used before. Too bad it gets dirty.

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Infernal_dream United States. August 12 2012 13:55. Posts 1600

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On August 12 2012 13:37 fatfail wrote:
I recommend any cloth one from ebay/ flea market/ amazon. Cloth is awesome, works better than anything I've used before. Too bad it gets dirty.

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SpeCtor August 12 2012 16:29. Posts 229

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Steel Series QcK comes in a few sizes and cost less than £10. bargain!

TheToaster United States. August 12 2012 17:34. Posts 271

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I never really got the point in investing money into a mousepad. There are tons of free mousepads given away at conventions and crap that are wonderful. I love the non-flexible ones that have a hard plastic top because they don't resist mouse movement. So if you don't like any surface resistance, then those are a good free option.

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Yoshi Kirishima United States. August 12 2012 17:41. Posts 9003

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You can get a custom design mousepad here for $1 with free shipping, offer ends 8/31.
http://www.artscow.com/free-mousepad

There's a little trick to it though, but it's simple. All you need to do is get you and a friend to register. Have your friend get his code from that page. Now, create your design, add to cart, check out. Put his code into the coupon/code box, and make sure u press apply. Continue to the next page, you should only need to pay $1.

It's not that big, only 9x8 inches or something, but it's only $1 and you get free shipping and most importantly (imo), you get to pick your own design :D

Edit: Not sure what kind of pad you want though, I don't have a problem with my pads, even though they are cheap ones. But here's something to consider I guess.

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ReketSomething United States. August 12 2012 17:46. Posts 4012

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steelseries qck

cheap and simple

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TheEmulator Canada. August 12 2012 17:54. Posts 5013