Our common mouse pad material is almost always rubber + fabric material, which is also the most used material. But in the field of gaming mouse pads, there are many new materials, one of which is PORON base material.

    PORON, as a base material, has a better performance than rubber mouse pads in preventing the mouse pad from sliding on the table. It is able to "stick" firmly to the desktop. Early PORON materials were too sticky, causing gamers to easily tear the mouse pad when moving it around, and even staining their hands. After a number of formulation improvements, the latest PORON material in retaining the original can stick to the desktop on the basis of the characteristics of the original, has not stained hands, and viscosity adjusted to a not only can be stuck to the desktop, but will not be too sticky desktop as in the past, resulting in tearing to the extent of the degree of bad.

    It should be noted that PORON as a base material is still relatively easy to damage a material, in terms of stretchability is far from the elasticity of rubber. Players need to be extra careful when using it.