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no I have an optical mouse and it doesn't require a mouse pad.
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No they're not, but I found that I scratched the veneer on my desk when I didn't use one.
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I have had issues with some mousepads because of the reflective properties, I dont think you need one, but if you use it on a glossy surface you may have issues...
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No I've begun to go without recently. I may need to adjust mines sensitivity, or it may just be too cheap, but since I started to go "Commando" I've noticed a slight improvement.
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Only if your on a clear glass surface, I have already used a book or newspaper while on vacation if the place I stayed at had a glass top table
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1) "From perusing the Everglide site, it appears that a good optical mouse pad can make a big difference in a couple of areas: gaming speed and battery life if you have a cordless mouse. Well, I don't have a cordless mouse, and I don't play a lot of games, but I do have an optical mouse and I am all for anything that will speed me up, be more responsive, and feel good under my hand." Source: http://the-gadgeteer.com/review/everglide_optical_mouse_pads_review High-end pads for optimal experience. Not cheap! 2) I switched some time ago to optical mouses wherever I could and I am not using any mousepad. But some kind of mouses and some kind of surfaces can make problems. Some time ago, I had an optical mouse that I could not use on my desk because of the reflexions, so I used it on a piece of cardboard.
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I dont find that i need a mousepad. The reflection can sometimes mess with the movement and confuse it!
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i use a pad with mine just because it has a built in gel wrist support.
El Soupy 
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