Razer Goliathus Extended Chroma Gaming Mousepad: Customizable Chroma RGB Lighting - Soft, Cloth Material - Balanced Control & Speed - Non-Slip Rubber Base - Classic Black

Honestly, Im not usually the type to buy a mousepad (I usually use a book or any flat surface for that matter). But I bought this solely for the reason that you can customize the lighting effects. Its definitely worth every penny. It has a braided cord to prevent wire damage, the material isnt cheap, and it definitely makes a great accent piece to my home office. I bought this as a bundle along with the Abyssus Essential Mouse and the Chroma Keyboard and all of them seamlessly work together to create a great workstation.

Used this to expand my gaming experience. No longer do you need to buy a bulky desktop top game, but you do need a mouse and a keyboard makes it easier. Having this under really makes a difference. Comfortable, and tracks smoothly. Not to mention sour kool when gaming IB the dark ans you can sync it with the color id your screen. Unnecessary, but it was worth it to me.

Perfecto

I have Logitech G510 keyboard that is about 3.5 wider than normal full sized gaming keyboard with the programmable macro buttons on the left side. So I needed a larger surface to go under my keyboard and have room to use my mouse comfortably for work and gaming.

The Lighting is knit perfectly with the mat. Very easy to clean

makes the perfect ambient of computer gaming. Easy to clean. I like this product.

Good, smaller than I expected. I previously had a razer something mat that was huge. This one is much smaller but one of the larger mats now. The one issue I do have is where the chroma connection is, I tend to bump the mouse against the plastic housing, or the cable (not a wireless mouse) catches it causing drag on occasion. No big deal, probably annoying when gaming. Chroma options are limited compared to the keyboard or mouse.

Now I get to rub chiefs chest all day

Happy mousing with a big pad that doesnt slip. RGB LED stuff works fine under Linux with the OpenRazer drivers. Thumbs up!

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