Razer Firefly Hard V2 RGB Gaming Mouse Pad: Customizable Chroma Lighting, Built-in Cable Management, Balanced Control & Speed, Non-Slip Rubber Base

Good mouse pad but if u get any lint or dog hair or crum on the pad and use ur mouse fills like drawing on a chalk board with the end of a pencil so just keep it clean

Great pad. Razer makes solid products. Lighting is a nice touch if that’s your thing.

I was looking for a newer mouse pad since mine was dirty. I have 2 dogs and a cat in the house and I was tired of having animal hair stuck to my pad causing my mouse to skip and stutter during games. Enter the Firefly! The hard surface on this pad makes it a breeze to clean off. The tracking is phenomenal and I couldnt be happier. Pair that with the awesome light customization and you have a real winner. If you are looking for a solid gaming mouse pad with pretty lights then this is the pad for you!

Mouse slides so smoothly on this mousepad, like a hot knife through butter. *chefs kiss* I always used to run those other cloth mousepads, wherever material they are and I will never go back. The RGB looks solid, no fading colors as it gets down the line, which I ran into with the Corsair mousepad (which also wouldn’t sit flat), one of the many reasons why I ended up with this Razer mousepad. 5/5, would recommend to anyone, you won’t be disappointed.

Hard surface mouse pad is perfect for gaming. Its like my mouse goes skating! Completely smooth and easy to clean, the base layer sticks the mat to desk surface properly. I had Razer Sphex V2 hard surface mouse mat before, its just fantastic. And I bought this for Chroma sync with my other Razer devices.

The worst gaming pad I ever have. It hursts.

Bough from official site. After less then year of usage, entire mouse working surface is scratched. Was using with mamba elite wired.

Great traction w/ mouse, good product.

I was skeptical at first, having only used traditional mouse pads for over thirty years. But since I have found myself in a situation where I need to have low DPI for graphic work, the increased surface area appealed to me. This also appealed because from time to time, I also use two mice for a separate laptop I sometimes use in conjunction.

You have to use Razer software to customize the lights on the mousepad, but it works well and provides a nice difference from ordinary office mousepads. It does require a cord for power, but other than that it is just as efficient as any other pad, but much slimmer. It is a pretty awesome gaming accessory and I can see it being an awesome gift, but other than lights, it does not do much more than other mousepads. It does create a bit of ambiance when it is couples with the Razer lit up keyboard. I would recommend it based on quality and design, but value seems a little high.