 Welcome to my unboxing and first look at the Mionix N-SYS 320. This is a high performance aluminum mouse pad. If you guys have ever seen my desk at work, I'm actually still using a SteelSeries SX, which is a discontinued model. I love aluminum mouse pads. And around the time they discontinued it, I asked, well, can I get a couple more just in case, you know, this one eventually wears out, which it has now. So I'm very excited to check out this one. So here, here we go. A star has been born. Okay, never mind that. Model overview, forged. One millimeter aluminum alloy for strong but lightweight construction. The surface has been treated with a very low data loss treatment, which gives a matte black glow. I've never seen a matte black glow before, but we're going to have to take that off and sort of experience the matte black glow for ourselves. Okay, with a one millimeter natural rubber underside, it has a non-slip grip while maintaining a very low overall profile of two millimeters. That is very low profile compared to the one that I have now. It's designed with our surface quality analyzer tool and has superior tracking and minimal data loss. It is a 10 out of 10. Very good. Suitable for optical and laser mice, although I probably wouldn't use it with a ball mouse. Ultra low data loss. Okay, they said that a lot of times. Effortless glide. Super low friction allows you to glide fast. So this is not for people who prefer a little bit more friction on their mouse pad, but more for people who prefer a faster mouse pad. So it probably is a little bit smoother than the SX. The SX had some traction to it. Non-slip grip. Low profile. Okay, so this is very repetitive. So let's go ahead and put this away and let's have a look at the mouse pad itself. So I don't think we've actually gotten... Yeah, I know there's two plastic layers on this. Because see this? This looked horrible. I was going to say, wow, this mouse pad looks awful. It's terrible. Look at the finish on this thing. It's just awful. And then the bottom, there's your rubber. See? Makes it not go anywhere. Now let's experience the actual mouse pad surface. There we go. I don't know that it glows, but it feels pretty nice actually. It's got a good... Yeah, here. On the mouse. Ooh, it's not loud like most aluminum mouse pads. If you guys have ever used an aluminum or a glass mouse pad in the past, like here, get right close so they can hear. Like it doesn't have any noise to it. It glides really, really nicely. I kind of like this. Like compare that to the table. Yeah, it really has like some glidiness to it. There's one blemish there. That's not too bad overall though actually. Looks very good. I mean it's a mouse pad, so I don't know what else you guys want me to say if you're using a meonix mouse or really basically any mouse. I do like aluminum mouse pads. It's not for everyone. However, one of the major complaints I've had about aluminum mouse pads, the loudness, it's like kind of an abrasive, noisy kind of thing going on, seems to have been completely resolved with the Nsys 320. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews, and other computer videos, and I hope you enjoyed this one.