Rhodia19410C - Mouse Mat Notepad, 19x23cm, Squared, 30 Detachable Sheets, Clairefontaine Paper 80g, Non-Slip Base

I like this paper mousepad quite a bit. The paper sheets make an excellent mousing surface. I haven't had any problems with either a Microsoft corded laser mouse or an Apple Magic Mouse). The paper is handy for writing quick notes and when one sheet gets covered with too many notes or gets dirty, it is quick and easy to tear of the sheet and use a fresh one. I like that the paper is glued on two edges--the paper is less likely to fold or wrinkle than paper on a pad glued on only one edge. I have seen some pads with fancy designs, but I prefer the plain grid on this paper. It works better for notes and I don't get tired of the design.

Well, I did it. I finally broke down and purchased the Rhodia ( Mouse ) Pad. I love Rhodia paper. Whether it is a notepad, side-bound spiral notebook, a # 16, # 18, # 12 or the many other type of pads, I use it.This " mouse pad " is a tablet with pages that can be used to: write web sites, web addresses, friends addresses, notes in general, conference call notes or just doodling. It has adhesive on three sides which keeps the page from sliding around.There is one draw back. The paper is about 80 gsm, which some people feel isl FP friendly, but I'd rather at least 90 a gsm grade of paper.

I make notes to myself as I use my computer. I used to use a notepad which cluttered my scarce desk space, until I discovered these mouse pads. For occasional note taking, they are as good as a notepad. As a mousepad they have only one problem, they tend to slip under my hand. So, I put a thin layer of rubber cement on the back (allowed to dry, of course) and now they are, finally, perfect.

I have used mouse notepads for years and this is hands down the best. The paper is great quality, there is a backing which makes it so it doesn’t slide, and the pages are glued on bottom and one side. This helps from the paper curling up or getting caught as you move your mouse. Great price and quality!!

It was difficult to find a memo pad mouse pad. My only criticism is the cardboard back of the pad detached rather quickly.

This is everything I've come to expect from Rhodia. Great paper, fountain pen-friendly. But the paper just doesn't work well as a mouse pad for me. I'm using the logitech M185 wireless mouse and the pad makes my cursor jump across the screen. It's worse than using nothing at all.YMMV, and there are many reviews that claim the product works well, but I'm not going to be investing this much money for a pad that I know doesn't work.

Of course, what first caught my eye was that it was a Rhodia notepad, very fond memories there. And it's a mousepad? Hmm, OK. I read about some mouses not being able to track over the grid, but the Magic Mouse has no problem whatsoever. I was a little concerned that the edges would curl up, but that has not proven to be the case. It turns out that I don't jot on-the-fly as much as I thought I would, so the top page getting a little grubby from all the use. Clean freaks will appreciate being able to simply remove the offending sheet and start clean and fresh!

I love the Rhodia paper but my mouse does not like it - it stubbornly refuses to move the cursor when I place it on the paper. Another reviewer mentioned this too but I took a chance it would work with mine.... regardless, I use it on my desk for notes as it is a nice size for writing notes and I love the graph paper!