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

I’ve had many mousepads and this one is by far the worst material mousepad I’ve had. I would highly recommended the razer goliath pad instead. My mouse felt like it was getting stuck due to the friction of the bad material. It’s not worth it, razer has better higher quality material options.

Ive been using Logitechs G440 for about 5 years until I discovered Razers Firefly. Its a bit smoother and more accurate compare to the G440, but a huge upside for me is that the edge is rounded off, instead of G440s razer sharp edge which is really uncomfortable on the palm. I really wish it didnt have RGB so that the price wont be as ridiculous, but RGB aside, those physical properties gives me enough reasons to make the switch. Its really good for high DPI gaming.

great size and price point. matches well with huntsman keyboard.

Nice no comment

Nice and flat. Beautiful chroma colors. Did not connect to my Synapse app on my computer at first. I did a quick restart and after Synapse was up and running... longer and longer after each update unfortunately.... it connected and now I can play with Chroma.

When synced to other razor devices this is the only one that will not go into a sleep mode after a set time period. other then that works great with other razor devices to sync the LED pattern

Easy set up with razor software to control lighting. Hard surface adds greater accuracy to mouse movements. Might want to invest in support for wrist though

The Firefly V2 is easily the best mat Ive used in terms of gaming performance. Its very accurate and easy to use, and this is one of the few products that will make you a slightly better gamer. With that being said, its not the most comfortable mat and is best used when accompanied by a larger soft mat underneath.

Its an decent rgb pad it would have been great if it have a USB pass throught and reversible colth and hard pad. Only bought it because I have a razer ecosystem.

Bigger then I thought