OCZ Behemoth Mouse Pad
AÂ Closer Look
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The end of the packaging has a round clear sticker, which helps to prevent tampering with the product prior to purchase. Once you have removed this and pulled back the flaps you are greeted with the mouse pad itself.
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The mouse pad is rolled up inside, although not very tightly. OCZ could have easily made the packing more compact by rolling the pad up further, although this could have had an effect on the product itself, so itâs good to see OCZ put quality above shipping costs.
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OCZ has chosen to go for a simple graphic rather than leaving it plain. The graphic isnât particularly thrilling, nor do we feel that it would be easy to dislike, so OCZ have struck a good balance here.
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A closeup of the logo shows the woven material top of the mouse pad. This gives it a nice texture to the touch and is also very smooth. This may not seem as advanced as some of the coatings used on gaming pads, but we found it very comfortable and responsive.
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 The underside is coated in a roughly textured rubber grip. It looks fairly complex, and certainly accomplished its job. The mouse pad had a firm grip of our desk, and successfully stayed in place throughout our gaming workout.
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Whilst everything needed was there, it would have been nice if OCZ had included a little product catalogue or carry case with the pad – as the box felt a little empty compared to others.