What is the advantage of this?

It probably would be great for my Intellimouse Explorer or any optical mouse, easy to read.

Really? I always thought that optical mice should be on a non-reflective surface...huh

Thanks!

I just put it on a mirror and it seems to react better, interesting. I never thought about it.

I noticed those. How much would that be in U.S. dollars? ❓
What is a optical mouse? Is it the kind of mouse with the red light?

mypilot wrote:

I noticed those. How much would that be in U.S. dollars? ❓
What is a optical mouse? Is it the kind of mouse with the red light?

Price https://www.simshack.net/
Yes the mouse with the red light.

Thanks! 😀

Im using my optical wirelless mouse in a paper mouse pad....(u can write on it and then remove page and go to next etc.)Its excellent and have never had problem in movements.

I dont know about the stell mousepad but i dont think that it will be much much better than the mousepads we already use.If someone use it pls let us know.

Anyway, optical mouses doesnt work properly in glasses or in too slidly surfaces (some wodden offices etc.) because the red ray reffracted and causing funny reactions to the mouse.
Using it in a mirror its different from glass cause mirror doesnt reffracts the ray but sent it back to its start point and this is the way an optical mouse works in general. 😉

Since we're talking about mice I'll just add that the batteries last longer when you use the mice on lighter-colored surfaces. Also, I have MS and Logitech brands, and whatever MS has done engineering-wise I don't know, but the battery charge lasts much longer in MS cordless products.

This is happens cause lighter collors has better reflectivity from darker ones.(In summer mounths we use to wear lighter collored clothes in order to keep coller. 😉 )

I have notice the same think with u about batteries.