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Guru3D.com » News » Roccat launches Siru Knife-edge Thin Gaming Surface

Roccat launches Siru Knife-edge Thin Gaming Surface

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 01/15/2014 03:55 PM | source: | 11 comment(s)
Roccat launches Siru Knife-edge Thin Gaming Surface

ROCCAT has launched its new gaming mousepad: the Siru. The unique, knife-edge thin gaming surface is less than a single millimeter deep, making it one of the thinnest mousepads ever created. Top side a battle-ready, easy-to-clean surface with high glide and control, bottom side an easily reusable non-slip backing that anchors to your desktop - the Siru is comprised of just one ultra-thin layer. 

The innovative form factor of the mousepad provides direct desktop feedback, allowing for exceptionally precise tracking and lightning-fast aim corrections.Available in two stylish colors - Cryptic Blue and Pitch Black - the Siru works well with both laser and optical mice.

KNIFE-EDGE THIN FOR THE MOST DIRECT FEEDBACK
At 340 x 250 x 0.45mm, the Siru is truly knife-edge thin. The benefit of having such a blade-like gaming surface is that your mouse is on exactly the same level as your desktop, and you're provided with direct desktop feedback. This means exceptionally true and precise tracking, and the ability to make rapid, accurate cursor corrections.

OPTIMIZED GAMING SURFACE FOR GLIDE AND CONTROL
The specially developed Siru surface is built for speed. It lets your mouse glide over it unopposed, so you can accurately track your enemy with ease. In spite of the Siru's superior glide, the innovative surface has precise control, preventing under- and over-aim. Available in Cryptic Blue and Pitch Black, the surface is as stylish as it is deadly, and has been field-tested with over 80 laser and optical mice.

SOLID GRIP AND HOLD WITH REUSABLE NON-SLIP BACKING
Despite being comprised of just one ultra-thin layer, the Siru makes no sacrifices. Using only the best materials, the bottom side of the mousepad features an easily reusable, non-slip backing that anchors to your desktop. The benefit: a reliable, immovable surface that won't drift when you go to war.



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#4744364 Posted on: 01/15/2014 03:57 PM
Nice.

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#4744370 Posted on: 01/15/2014 04:08 PM
I wonder if it could be placed between screen and keyboard in a laptop to replace my Razer Kabuto...

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#4744373 Posted on: 01/15/2014 04:10 PM
Just got my first Roccat mouse pad (Taito) a few days ago. Price is usually a detractor for me, but it's a very nice mouse pad, even for it's cost.

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#4744383 Posted on: 01/15/2014 04:35 PM
I have Roccat Taito, I'd need to clean it though so I'm not using random plastic mouse pad instead. I wonder why they fancy giving Finnish names to their products... Taito = skill, kone = machine, kova = hard, savu = smoke etc. Siru is shard/fragment/chip (also girls name).

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#4744412 Posted on: 01/15/2014 05:47 PM
Probably inspired by the 3M plastic mouse surface
http://www.amazon.com/3M-Precise-Optical-Mousing-MP200PS/dp/B0017D5Z40

But I don't see much of those kinds of mousemats so this is good.

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