Razer Sphex V2: Ultra-Thin Form Factor - Optimized Gaming Surface - Polycarbonate Finish - Gaming Mouse Mat

The mousepad is solid in all regards, and Ive been using it now for about two years. The surface friction does seem to have degraded slightly since I bought it, but that can only be expected with how much use Ive put it through. The only reason Im knocking off a star is because of the little cloth logo tag attached to the corner. For touting itself as a perfectly flat, low-profile mouse pad, it sure doesnt make sense to have your mouse clunk against that tag when trying to line up a headshot only to throw your aim off completely. I find if I flip the mousepad upside down so the tag is in the top right, I dont bump into it as much - or you could just cut it off but thats like, way too ambitious of a project for me to tackle. The scissors are all the way in the kitchen.

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Be sure you read the description like I did, Ill start there. Here are the few things, in my opinion, of the pros and cons. Pros: Easy to set Great texture Great security Cons: Label that promotes unsticking glue type adhesive It doesnt come in a bigger size So starting with the Pros, should be the first thing. Pros The pad itself is easy to setup, you just take off the plastic that covers the adhesive and place it on a clean and dry surface, that should be easy enough to know. The texture is slightly raise but not high enough to make the mouse read too much. As it has an adhesive at the bottom, it sticks incredibly well to the surface, again as long as it is put on a dry and clean surface. My pad remained there since I got it and hasnt moved an inch, great. Cons This is where I give the reasoning behind a 3 star on durability. The pad has this weird tag on the bottom right corner. The tag is fabric and slightly raises the pad. By doing so, it allows a bit of dust/dirt to wander in. This also allows paper on the desk to find its way there too. The problem is that the adhesive is now start give. The dust is sticking to the bottom of the pad and I find myself pushing it down all the time. It has not unstuck more because of my actions and the fact. I understand that they may have done that to give you leverage to pull it off, if you needed you, but it gives the pad a way of failing. However, I am greatly satisfied with the product even with its few short comings. Oh, and they dont come bigger, that sucks.

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its good, larger than normal pads, NOT suggested for frequent travel, i bring mine to work every day, after so many times it no longer becomes straight and it doesnt stick to the edges and picks up every spec of dirt you lay it on and cleaning wipes seem to make it warp. It held up real well for about a month and now i have to put my keyboard and wristpad on the side of it to hold it down. Clean surface though, mouse glides right across it. the color doesnt seem to fade either. I think it would make an excellent pad for your home set-up, you can move it around but do it every day for a month and it will lose its stick and warp. But Mouse tracking seems to work really well and its got nice colors and rather large. all good bonuses

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Seems pretty awesome. If you are not used to hard pads, you might not like them he noise and texture you feel when moving mouse. But it does as described, and looks cool if you dig the aesthetic (mine was pretty vibrant, others have said colors were muted - who knows?). The cloth tab is stupid. I have pretty high sensitivity, so my mouse moves maybe 50% the width of the pad, but for those that like to use it all, this could be an annoyance. You could probably remove if you cared enough. I did not utilize the adhesive bottom, but took some masking tube and made a couple very small squares in two corners to keep it sliding (use at work - don’t want to stick something to my desk). It definitely will slide around if you don’t affix it somehow. If you do use the adhesive, make sure to dust and clean well the surface of your desk as these things are thin. You’ll feel dust/debris if it’s large enough. But that thinness makes it unobtrusive in your workspace, and you can cover part with a keyboard or whatever because it’s not raised up much. Awesome for those that like simple and low friction. Noise and texture may be offputting (thwy are not bad - I think cloth pads sound waaaay worse). I’d buy again.

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