Razer Sphex V2 Gaming Mouse Pad: Sleek Ultra-Thin Design - Enhanced Gaming Surface - Polycarbonate Finish Review

I used it for 2 years and was satisfied with the quality, after 3-4 hours of playing, my wrist gets a little irritated, but given that I mainly play dynamic shooters, I think this is forgivable. Got pros: thin, high-quality plastic, the mouse glides, without sticking and scuffs after 2 years Cons below: for lovers of low sensitivity, the mat will be small, but it’s just right for surfing the internet and indie games

Its pros: 1. Material. 2. Ability to stick to the table. 3. It does not stick to the table tightly, you can move it at any convenient time. Has cons: 1. There is not enough space, I recommend taking the Regular version. 2. The company label intermittently interferes with mouse movement. 3. The palm sweats from the surface, as a result of which traces remain on it (i. E., the surface) for some time.

– I play at 1600 dpi with 1.5 sens The surface of the rug is enough for my eyes. great option from Razer. Its pros: – The minimum height of the rug, the height above the table is almost zero. You will hardly find a thinner plastic version. - Adheres well to the surface – maximum movement control Some cons: - a design question, these little "stars" in the picture seem to me every time small specks of dust, I consistently try to wipe them off once a week :) - perhaps for people who are used to…

– I play at 1600 dpi with 1.5 sens The surface of the rug is enough for my eyes. great option from Razer. With its pros. – The minimum height of the rug, the height above the table is almost zero. You will hardly find a thinner plastic version. - Adheres well to the surface – maximum movement control With its cons. - a design question, these little "stars" in the picture seem to me every time small specks of dust, I consistently try to wipe them off once a week :) - perhaps for people who are…

Normal mat, good precision and glide, doesn't accumulate dirt like other plastic mats I've had. It is very thin, you can use it only on the table, for example, in my case (on the sofa) it will not work without first sticking it somewhere. I glued it on an aluminum mat - got rid of the noise of aluminum, while maintaining the hardness of the metal) Has some pros + Good, slippery surface +Flexible, you can stick it on another, hard mat or on the table, for example + Relatively cheap Has cons…

The rug is just a bomb! At first, when I was choosing, there was some distrust, but in fact I did not regret it even once. The mouse hovers over it. Really cool pointing accuracy with it is much higher and there is no friction. It’s good that I didn’t take a rag rug, they are torn, but for the price this one cost me a thousand something, and a rag rug costs about 500, but a rag rug is many times worse and they often tear. So it’s better to buy this one, even if it’s not at a discount for one…

I bought 3 mouse pads (stickers?) from this other brand before they stopped selling them: I was looking for another super thin sticker-like pad. I would use my desk (and have for years) but the surface gets too slick over time. As others have said, it's not as bright as in the photo and not even as bright as in customer photos. Sitting at my black table, everything is black except for the carpet, the colors don't stand out or clash. Just beautiful! I've already bought a second one. Although one

This thing is crazy! I had to go into Razer Synapse and reduce the sensitivity by literally 1k because the mouse just glides over it. I replaced my 4 year old Razer Goliathus (cloth) with this one and oh my god I can feel the difference! Plus, it's so thin I feel like my mouse is sitting right on my desk. The colors are much darker than the pictures which gives my computer setup a more stylish look instead of a flashy gaming look. Very happy customer here. EDIT: It's been about 1 year and 1…

The mat is solid in all respects, I've been using it for about two years. Surface friction seems to have gotten a little worse since purchase, but that's only to be expected given how much I've used it. The only reason I'm deducting a star is because of the small fabric logo tag attached. in the corner. To advertise itself as a perfectly flat, low-profile mousepad, there's absolutely no point letting your mouse pound that notch when trying to get a headshot just to completely thwart your aim…

I'm so upset. This mouse pad completely removed the wood stain on my desk! A table that I put a lot of effort into to look very new. I wasn't even trying to save money on the purchase, I just wanted a rug to complement the RGB pieces I bought. There is no book or pamphlet in the box and ABSOLUTELY NO mention in the packaging of a highly sticky underside that could marbling the surface it is placed on. In fact, Razer advertises that this mat is ONLY polycarbonate, but there is clearly an…

I purchased a Razer Sphex V2 gaming mousepad as part of a new gaming setup and ended up replacing it with a Revain Basics gaming mousepad for about a month. There are several reasons for this: - The Sphex V2 Pillow is less of a pillow and more of a plastic sticker that you stick on your desk. It's like sandpaper that makes your mouse vibrate when you move it. The adhesive on the underside of the mat is too strong - after installing it and feeling my desk I wanted to move it a few inches. the…

Make sure you read the description as I do, I'll start with that. Here are a few points that I think are pros and cons. Pros: Easy to install. Great texture. Outstanding security. Cons: Label that encourages peeling of the adhesive type. The liner itself is easy to install, you just peel off the plastic covering the adhesive and place it on a clean and dry surface, it should be easy enough to figure it out. The texture is slightly raised, but not high enough for the mouse to read too much…

The Razer Sphex V2 Mini is basically a flexible, non-rigid piece of thin plastic with an adhesive backing for sticking to a surface. This product is completely useless. for whatever I wanted to use it for. Because it's flexible and very thin, it doesn't have the smooth surface of a regular hard mouse pad. A piece of paper on my desk gives similar results. It's also terrible as a travel mouse pad (that's what I bought it for) because since it's a flexible mouse pad, it can easily become…