ROCCAT Hiro - Review
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I've had the chance to use the ROCCAT mousepad Hiro for almost two months now and to be honest, i never really did a review of a mousepad before, but let's just get to it!
The Look
ROCCAT Hiro haves a black and blue theme. The silicone surface is black and a bit rye. On the non-slip and rubber back it is a light blue, the same color as the ROCCAT logo, which is printed in the bottom right corner, with HIRO written in white, right below.
The edges on the ROCCAT mousepad, is rounded to get a comfort feeling.
And with the size of 350 x 250 x 2.5mm, it is optimal for most gamers, even though it might be a size too large for some desks.
The Experience
So after I've been using the Hiro for more hours than I want to count I'm not entirely sure how I were able to game with another mousepad.
I had to use a bit of time to get used to the quite different material and build-way than the Steelseries QCK, but when I first got used to it, I've been really sastified with the completely silent and smooth moves when you use your mouse, also the Hiro is very comfortable, and the rounded edges means that you won't get red marks on the forearm, which I've tried with a couple of other mousepads.
Other than comfortability, the rounded edges also makes sure that the mousepad won't fray.
If you drag your fingers over the Hiro, you will realise that the surface is quite rye, but when you use the
mousepad like you are supposed to, you won't get the uncomfortable feeling, instead you will experience that it actually feels really comfortable compared to most other mousepads.
mousepad like you are supposed to, you won't get the uncomfortable feeling, instead you will experience that it actually feels really comfortable compared to most other mousepads.
The ROCCAT Hiro, can pretty easy collect marks and such if something have been laying on it or such, but
if you just shake it a bit and then drag your hand, or a bit of cloth, over it, it almost always disappear.
if you just shake it a bit and then drag your hand, or a bit of cloth, over it, it almost always disappear.
The mousepad is really thin, which looks cool, and also makes it more comfortable. With the rubber back the mousepad will stay where it is, unless you decide to move it.
Final Comment
Overall, the ROCCAT Hiro is a really great mousepad, hard for me to find any disadvantages, so all I can do is to recommend this mousepad for anyone who are looking for a medium-sized mousepad.
It is very comfortable (yep, said that a few times, but it is important!), and at a price on 39,99€* it is clearly worth the money.
*Recommended retail price: 39,99€
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