OwePowe Summer Camp Mousepad — why is no one talking about it?
In the ever-expanding universe of gaming accessories, mousepads have seen a surge in both variety and quality, predominantly coming from manufacturing giants in China and the USA. Enter the OwePowe Summer Camp mousepad, a product from a relatively new but promising company from China.
distinguishes itself not just through functionality but also through creativity, offering mousepads that feature hand-drawn designs with a playful and fun aesthetic. And somehow, it challenged Artisans from Japan. Let’s check how.
These mousepads were sent to me by
, however, they had no influence on this review. Yet, I will compare it to Artisan Hien Soft in this review.
Testing Scenarios
Specs
Product Size: 490*420*4mm
Surface: Cloth (Nylon + Spandex)
Base: Polyurethane foam
Hardness: Soft
Style : Hybrid/Speed
Packaging
The OwePowe mousepad arrives in a standard hardcover, flat cardboard box where you’ll find the uniquely designed mousepad. It’s encased in a white, semi-transparent plastic sleeve. The packaging is certainly more luxurious than that of Artisan.
Base and Stitching
The stitching on the OwePowe mousepad is meticulous and sits slightly below the surface. The mousepad features an innovative polyurethane foam as its base material. While the bottom isn’t the stickiest available, it’s not a significant drawback if you dampen your desk a bit. Overall, this mousepad provides a stable and comfortable experience in use.
I’d say that Artisan Hien Soft that I’m referring to has sit a bit comfortably on my desk though. But the difference is not striking.
Surface
Static/Dynamic Friction and Stopping Power
Humidity and Maintenance
In my weeks of testing my temperature and humidity never exceeded the limit I’ve already given, so I guess the real test will be made in the hot summer, however, in winter time I had absolutely no issues with glide, stopping power or any stickiness due to any change in temperature or humidity here.
Verdict
- pretty unique surface
- slightly faster than Hien Soft
- low initial friction
- more stopping power than Hien Soft
- resistant to humidity but…
- …no washing according to the manufacturer (use cloth to wipe)
- unique design, looks like hand-painted but may not be appealing to everybody
- very affordable pricing