Looks The corepad is a fairly nice looking pad. Its rounded edges and dot pattern makes it look a little better than average
Performance The Corepad was exceptionally smooth (Much more than the Icemat). It was not fully compatible with the Intelli mouse, but worked flawlessly with the MX510.
Quality the quality of this mouse pad itself is quite high. It is made out of safety glass and feels like it will last. The foam anti-skid mat and wrist rest on the other hand don’t seem like they will last too long after normal use
Value Compared to the 50USD Icemat, the 29.99USD dollar Corepad is a bargain (but that's not saying a whole lot).
Conclusion The Corepad was a good pad overall. It costs 29.99USD which is just about in the middle of the price spectrum. Pads like the EverGlide Giganta go for less than 15USD, while others like the Steelpad go for as much as 50. The Corepad does an excellent job of complementing a higher end mouse’s performance. If you do have a high end mouse and want an equally high end mousepad, the Corepad is right for you.
thats a review from creative mods
I tried using a MX 900 with NO Teflon feet, the MX 500 with Teflon feet and an Intellimouse Explorer. The only acceptable way to use this Corepad, in my opinion, is to use the Teflon feet. On another note, the Corepad “fencing” allows for a silent surface. There is no scratchy sound when moving the mouse around. This is positive for people that do not like the scratchy sound emitted from the Steelpad and ICEMAT mouse pads.
Once the Teflon is applied, the Corepad is equivalent to smoothness of the Steelpad and ICEMAT.
thats the reviews over at gruntville