 Okay, today I have a limited edition QCK mousepad. This is a Zeratul versus Kerrigan StarCraft II themed mousepad. So just like the regular QCK, this is a flexible cloth pad. And SteelSeries QCK has been around forever, as far as I can tell. I mean, why mess with what isn't broken? But I just wanted to have a look at it because while there's nothing particularly new they're bringing to the table in terms of the cloth mousepad gaming experience. Oh, actually, oh okay, nevermind. I thought I was gonna say, oh it's actually quite a bit stiffer than normal. But actually that's just a paper backing. So yes, the QCK is its normal flexible self. It's quite a thin mousepad. The actual dimensions of this particular one are 12.6 by 11.2 inches. So you can see the way that they've applied the graphics to it. You've still got the full texture of the fabric itself. And you know what, the thing about SteelSeries graphic mousepads is that in my experience they work just as well as the plain black ones, which is quite an achievement. Because usually if you print a graphic on a mousepad, what happens is as the laser or the optical sensor crosses a sharp contrasting patch. Like let's say you were to cross through all of these legs. You have like a dark and then a light blue and then you've got dark and then light blue. You tend to see the mouse sensor jumping. But with all of the SteelSeries ones that I've used in the past, they do not experience that problem. And Cameraman actually uses a SteelSeries 5C. So that was a limited edition Wrath of the Lich King pad every day. And he's even with extensive use with several mice, never encountered that kind of a problem. So anyway, this is part of their limited edition StarCraft 2 Wings of Liberty mousepad series. And I'm just showing you this one because I think it is by a long shot, like by a long shot the coolest one. And I guess that's pretty much everything I wanted to say. It comes with a little SteelSeries sticker and it comes with a little SteelSeries catalog.