What is the difference between steelseries qck and qck

A decent gaming mouse mat or surface is the difference between getting that headshot or missing it. Combined with a non-slip base, it should be a pretty decent area to rest your mouse on, keeping stuck to the desk and glide like a bird. There are a plenty of different sizes of the QcK range has to offer that you can buy, in the Limited Edition range you have the option of two.

The just as impressive QcK Limited Edition is mm x mm 3mm is more your usual sized mouse mat. In the Limited Edition range, the difference between it and the standard QcK range is the thread count. Yup, that's triple the thickness , having that extra heaviness makes the QcK Heavy a completely new surface instead of being an extra layer.

Thanks to DVHardware. The QcK Heavy users keep praising its durability. If you are on the move and like to go to LAN parties then this is the mouse pad we recommend.

This might be caused by bumps you hit while playing, especially if you have an uneven desk or used mouse feets. Neither of those SteelSeries mouse pad is stitched around the edges, this means they are less resistant to the Surface peeling off.

Critics have also reported that the QcK Heavy is more comfortable for long gaming sessions, but again it might be because of the extra thickness of the pad. When you buy certain products from some of the sites which we link to, ExposeGaming receives a commission.