Razer Gigantus v2 Cloth Gaming Mouse Pad (Medium): Thick, High-Density Foam - Non-Slip Base - Classic Black

Minimal and simple mouse pad. No big logo anywhere, just a small cloth tag stitched onto one side. I got the Large size and it was exactly what I needed for my desk. Its thickness aligns perfectly with my crafts desk mat I use on one side of my desk, so now my mouse can slide across both mats without any bumps or interference. This is also due to the mat not having any stitching on the sides, which is a plus for me. Not too much to say about this mouse pad other than it is perfect for my needs. It wasnt pricey for what it is and other generic brands are around the same price so no loss on your end if you go for this mouse pad.

This mousepad was to replace my Glorious XL Mousepad, and tbh its a good buy. Just some things to keep in mind: - no its NOT RGB - its a tad smaller than some of the Large Mousepads that you will find - yes, humidity and sweat will kill the glide - the foam base of the mousepad is rather firm, it isnt soft like the Qck+ - it catches dirt rather easy, so a lint roller or a wash maybe once every 6 months might be on order. - its isnt like a mud pad, this pad has some speed to it. - just like the pictures, there is no stitched edges its a good pad, much better than the others that are outdated.

Soft, yet a little firm. Almost like a poker mat, but instead of felt, its rubber. The 3XL goes well under the V4 blackwidow and other RGB items.

Its simple and straight forward, a large mouse pad that grips well against my table. My mouse glides with an appropriate amount of friction that Im accustomed to. I would personally pair this with a light mouse, that way, itll be more forgiving on claw grips or those that use wrist for slight adjustments. I do feel that I can get accurate aim on a heavier mouse, but will seriously degrade over long period play sessions (It is possible to get injured this way, even with little use of wrist movement). My only gripe was the burned rubber smell after opening. It went away after a while (maybe short a week I believe) but Id freak out and check to make sure there arent any leaks specifically any dripping on my GPU. P.S. Seriously, the grip under the pad is strong. Left the whole pad when adjusting or else expect stretching, and/or damage to your table.

First off the price is well for an entry level mousepad. That’s where this pad shines, it’s cheap. The overall material is a slight step above those old windows vista mousepads they gave out 10 years ago, and they attract pet hair like crazy. That being said, if you’re just looking to put something in between your desk and mouse this will do the job fine for under $10.

I got this mousepad for 10 or less dollars so it was actually a very good buy. Its really big to my needs. No stitched edges but I dont really care about that anyways. Its more of a control pad than a speed pad if you care about that. It has a good balance between being fast and controllable. I really enjoy it so far and nothing has fallen apart after many washes. Overall a good budget option.

Really big… great if you need an unrealistic amount of space for your mouse, great cheap option that feels high quality.

Its just decent and good product for that price

Its a nice mat, high-quality material, even bigger than I expected, but interestingly, it covers my entire mouse surface perfectly. The rubberized bottom layer and the sheer weight of the thing ensures that it doesnt move, at all. Once its set, its set and it isnt going anywhere. I was unsure whether I would like this mat (Razer can be hit or miss with their products), but I do like it a lot. Kudos, Razer.

Feels good to use and works well with my Razer mouse. Unsure of how long itll last as I just got it. Sort of feels like itll separate from the foam underneath it, but cant tell until I use it for a while longer. For now, it seems good.