🖱️ Razer Acari Gaming Mouse Mat: Ultra-Low Friction, Beaded Texture on a Large Surface Area, Thin Design - Anti-Slip Base - Classic Black Review

It was unique and bought it because 2 guys on YouTube were impressed with the speed so I quickly bought this mouse pad although for a steep price of $60 what not worth it at all by the way. The mouse pad seems much slower than when you first used it and will never get faster again. The beads in the mouse pad also put a strain on the mouse's paws, so be prepared to buy new mouse skates.

I purchased and used this mousepad with a DeathAdder Elite mouse I've owned for about a year (and haven't changed legs) which I previously had on a Razer Invicta mousepad have used. My first experience with this rug was amazing; It's fast and smooth and has the lowest friction on any mat I've ever used. The total cost is $60. However, I did notice significant slowdowns in areas of the mouse pad where I was actively using the mouse. Some online research showed comments from others stating that…

I've been playing Cyberpunk for almost a month and before that I still haven't noticed any wear and tear in other FPS. I've always preferred hard pads but didn't like the fact that they wear out so I switched to clothes pads. After Razer announced this product I was skeptical as there were many conflicting reviews. Alternative products include a great play ice mat or a craft shidenkai, but even these mats have their own reviews. Went with a razor because it's the only one available. It turns…

Let me start with what I think of this product. Would be better. The original product I received was damaged, now the Amazon box it came in was in perfect condition. However, the envelope in which Razer packed the mouse pad was damaged. Apart from this great product and the great Amazon service who got me a replacement quickly.

Honestly the only real problem I have with this fast pad is that it's way too fast lol. I recently got some new glide feet for my wireless Model O and using them on this tablet keeps me jumping around in games like Valorant. Ironically, though, I've proven exceptionally good at games like Apex and Titanfall, which require more tracking than traditional "click" aiming. So I would say if you have a heavy mouse (80 grams or more) you can play games like csgo just fine. Unless you're a speed…