 Welcome to my unboxing and first look at the Mionix Sargas 320. Light years ahead of the game, Mionix.net high performance microfiber mouse pad. This is similar to their aluminum one in form factor, but it is made of cloth. Okay, a star has been born, something something model overview, special microfiber surface contracts data lost improves the sensor tracking performance. The under grip is made of natural rubber offering a firm grip irrespective of the surface under the mouse pad or extensive movements designed with our surface quality analyzer tool to be an 8 out of 10 has excellent tracking with minimal data loss. It's suitable for optical and laser mice, has a thickness of 2 millimeters, which means you're not going to be constantly rubbing your wrist on the edge of it, which is actually a problem I have with my current mouse pad. And the surface is uncoated semi-rigid and durable smooth and flexible microfiber greater control, more friction to improve the control over the movements. Okay, so unlike the aluminum one here, which is more of a smooth experience, also 2 millimeters thick, this guy and oh has a surface quality. If you've used the surface quality analyzer tool, it's actually kind of neat and it does work like I tried sort of messing with it by putting the mouse on stuff that was just total crap and I knew it and it was spitting out, you know, values like one, even though the mouse would work on it. Like it's just it knows it's not accurate enough. So this is a 10, this is an 8. If you like a little bit more resistance to your movement, this will, well, resist you a little bit more. And this one is very, very smooth. However, this is obviously more expensive than a microfiber mouse pad. I don't know if I'm actually sold on this being exactly 2, yeah, 2 millimeters. Okay, they're rounding a little bit because the aluminum one is thinner than the microfiber one. There's your natural rubber bottom, which means it's not going anywhere. And in terms of the overall grippiness, actually that's not bad. It's a little bit smoother than I'd like. I'm using a completely worn out QCK at home and I actually like it better worn out than I did new. So I suspect once I broke in one like this, I would have no problem with it at all. The other option available to you, if you guys are interested in it, is the Sargas 900, which is basically, I mean, they should just call it the Sargas over 9,000. So if you haven't seen my unboxing on this one already, it's pretty much this, except thicker and like, you know, huger. So I think that pretty much covers it. We've covered Neonix's lineup of new mouse pads, including the 900, the 320, and their aluminum mouse pad, all of which are, well, depending on whether you want an enormous mouse pad, a smaller cloth one, or a smaller aluminum one. I think this is the one I'm leaning towards. Should pretty much do it for you. Thank you for checking out my unboxing and first look at the Sargas 320 from Neonix. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews, and other computer videos. And don't forget, perfect option for a mouse for any of these is the NAOS 5000. This is the laser version. They've also got the 3200. I've used them quite a bit. The, rather than the optics, the ergonomics are a fair bit like something like an Ikari or an Ikari laser, which are discontinued mice, unfortunately, at this point. So if you want something that has that ergonomic shape, this is your option and highly recommended. My wife actually uses the NAOS 3200. Very satisfied with it.