Samurai XXL Mousepad (Purple/Red)

$39.99

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Description

Matrix XXL mousepad is here to upgrade your gaming setup to the next level.

Matrix XXL mousepad

- Surface designed for speed and control perfect for any gaming style

- Anti slip rubber base

- Dimensions: 35"x17"

- Stitched edging

**Please be advised that all international orders are subject to international fees/taxes and customers are responsible to cover any potential such fees

COMPATIBILITY GUIDE

Are our keycaps compatible with your keyboard? Here is a list of known compatible and not compatible keyboards. Generally, if you are using Cherry MX switches or something that looks like them, they will fit.

Compatible		NOT Compatible
Matrix Elite Series		Apex Pro
Ducky One 2 Mini		Any 65% keyboards
Anne Pro 2		Cosair K70 Rapid Fire
Vortex Poker		Razer Huntsment Tournament Edition
All Hyper X Keyboards		Mass Drop ALT
All Ducky TKL		Logitech G Pro
Gateron Switches		Logitech
Cherry MX Switches		ISO Layout
Kalih Switches		Nordic Layout
ANSI Layout		Logitech G Pro x
		Omni Point Switches

Here is a layout of the Matrix Elite Series

About switch types

What type of switches do you use?

We use Gateron switches.

What is the difference between the different color switches?

Below is a chart with each color that is offered on it. Generally, the most common attributes looked for are Type/Behavior, Actuation Distance, Operating Force, and the Sound Level.

	Red	Blue	Brown	Speed Silver	Optical Yellow
Switch Type	Linear	Tactile	Tactile	Linear	Linear
Actuation Distance	2.0mm	2.0mm	2.0mm	1.2mm	1.0mm
Operating Force	45 cN	60 cN	55 cN	45 cN	35 cN
Sound Level	Non Clicky	Very Clicky	Little Clicky	Non Clicky	Non Clicky

What is the difference between Linear and Tactile?

Tactile switches have a small tactile bump that provides resistance which can be felt at the point of key actuation. The switch itself is practically inaudible, omitting the click sound present in clicky switches. Tactile switches are versatile performers that cope well with a variety of different typing tasks.

Linear switches are coveted for their quiet, smooth action that’s free of any interference from tactility. The keystroke is a straight downward drop with no tactile bump or click leaf. Linear switches themselves are close to silent, but easy to bottom out depending on the actuation force required from the spring strength.