Review on RGB Gaming Mouse Pad Waterproof by Ryan Bennett

Pros: Overall comfort is good. The foam is soft and smooth so my mouse didn't get caught on anything. Good size rug. My hands never reach the edge. The design of the card is made of foam so it won't peel or peel. The RGB lighting has good brightness in my room brightness. They set accents without backlighting. RGB lighting can be a static color or switch between them seamlessly. Plastic wire for attaching RGB lighting is more reliable than glue. Cons: The map is a bit low resolution when you look closely. Everything looks fine at first glance, but upon closer inspection, you'll notice that everything is quite blurry and in some places almost unreadable. The plastic rope that attaches the RGB cable to the mat is rough when rubbed by your wrists. My hands don't usually get in the way, but you might want to get a wrist rest. As far as I can tell there is no way to program the colors and the USB connection is for power only. ok but some models have drastic changes. I don't think I will use them. The drawing will most likely fade over time, but I haven't seen anything after a month. In the event of a spill, it can be difficult to clean up without damaging the components. I think the cable itself is probably waterproof, but the connector definitely isn't. Note: Not surprising but quite funny, all cities are white text while Beijing is red. In possible future iterations, you might not want to do this to appeal to a wider audience.