Today we're gonna be reviewing an extended mouse pad from the brand Gamdias. From previous experience, Gamdias has always felt like and looked like a cheap brand that is just trying their very hardest to be "super gamer."
Someone I know won an event in Gamdias' own discord server and won this mousepad, but they didn't need it, so they gave it to me.
Right now, it looks like this mousepad is going for about $30 on Newegg, so, let's go ahead and see if its really worth that amount of money.

Sorry for the terrible picture quality, but first of all here's the packaging. Nothing that totally stands out here, its just a cool looking box.
There's a picture of the mouse pad with a mouse on it, and it advertises the mouse pad as having "Durability" and "Honeycomb Fabrics." On one side there's also "Steady & Precise," "Rough Surface," "Non Slip."
There's also a little triangle shaped hole at the top that lets you touch the mousepad to see how it feels.

I went ahead and placed a keyboard and mouse that I had on this mousepad to test it out.
(Don't worry, I didn't use it on the floor, it was on a desk lol)
And actually, this felt a lot better than I thought it would. This thing is smoooooth. The feel of the mouse on it is actually really nice.
I'm pleasantly surprised!
Now, I'm not sure what else to really talk about for a mousepad other than how smooth it feels and how big it is or whatever.

So, overall, this mousepad actually isn't that bad.
I'd probably rate it like a 6.5/10, mainly for two things; It's looks and its price.
Gamdias is trying way too hard to be all epic and gamery in my opinion, to a point the mouse pad just looks awkward. Again, just my opinion.
And the price, its $30. That's a lot for a piece of cloth.
Instead of one of these, I'd recommend getting a cheaper, maybe even non-name brand mouse pad off amazon or something for real. Personally, I use a $20 no-name mouse pad and it works great and honestly looks subjectively better than this one does, all while being cheaper.