The Lexip Magazine

An XXL mouse pad can truly improve gaming comfort when you lack space for your movements, especially at low sensitivity. It allows you to keep the mouse on a continuous gliding surface, set up your keyboard and mouse on the same base, and gain daily comfort. Size isn't everything, however: you also have to look at the texture, stability, thickness, finishes, and the available space on your desk. 

The right choice depends above all on your playstyle, your setup, and your gliding preferences. A well-suited pad should first and foremost allow you to move naturally without having to constantly recenter your mouse.

In SOLIDWORKS, selecting a small edge shouldn't take three tries. If your cursor often overshoots its target, a few minutes spent adjusting the DPI can make all the difference. A higher setting generally moves the pointer further for the same physical gesture, while a lower setting requires a larger movement. The right setting is the one that allows you to work without constantly correcting your trajectory.

But 3D design is also about rotating a part, zooming in on a detail, and panning the view. With its thumb joystick and internal pivot, the LEXIP Pu94 offers additional controls for navigating these movements.

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