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

I just needed a mouse pad and didn't read the description as much as I should have. No complaints the pad is awesome! It came on time in a nice flat package. I haven't seen how the mouse-pad market has grown and didn't realize the choices. At first glance in person I thought this was an interchangeable face to a mouse-pad (which it still could be). Where's the pad? It said ultra thin but I wasn't expecting construction paper thin. It's technically a textured plastic sticker. High quality and functions like a charm. Sizes are posted but for reference it's as wide as a laptop keyboard so "mini" is being humble. It was bigger than generic mouse pad. Unlike the word "mini", the "pad" part is really modest in mouse pad. There's no padding in the pad so it's more like a lily pad thin. It's sleek & matte which nicely mutes the loud coloring. It also has a very nice t-shirt tag style logo on the side. I haven't used the adhesive backing yet. Not sure how reusable that is. Instead I'm using tiny pieces of blue-tack holding it in place. I've gotten compliments on it already and I'm very happy. It works and makes my magic mouse too responsive which is awesome! If you have a matching sized pad I can see this also going on top? My assumption is the padding isn't as needed in laser style mouses so why pay for what you don't need? Not having padding does make the mouse feel different but of course you get used to it. Hope this was useful and sorry for the rant about mouse padding.

I was looking for a GOOD mouse pad ... but what I found instead was an AWESOME mouse pad. I've seen excellent reviews for this mouse pad on YouTube and the price was right - I just had to try it out. I removed the protective backer film from the mouse pad and stuck it to my glass desk top. As it's name suggests, it's RAZER thin. I can move my mouse back and fourth and the lip of my mouse pad does not rub up and irritate the underside of my wrist. It sticks best to glass, but I've tried it on wood too, and it works perfectly. You can relocate the mouse pad by rinsing the back and letting it air dry (if it's glass, however, you can just slop it on there - no problem and dry the edges). Oh that's another thing. It's polycarbonate so you can clean and disinfect it easily - something you can do with a traditional rubber and cloth mouse pad.

Using with new mamba tournament edition. Multi colored surface doesn't seem to be the most accurate but its good. Sticky stuff on bottom is designed to be semi permanent, once you stick it, it's not easy to move around, you basically have to peel it up off your desk. The peel off thing on the bottom should be rubbery and semi tacky and issue a warning to use it without peeling off if you don't want it "stuck." If you peel that thing, be prepared to stick it where you want to keep it. EDIT: After using this for some time, I am extremely disappointed with Razer support. The mouse mat is still decent on its own but the fact remains that you expect some better level of support between Razer products where in this case its actually worse. This mouse mat works pretty well with other brands of gaming mice. Razer mice are ultra finicky, especially around calibration and liftoff. The Mamba TE which I have also has jitter issues. Razer preloads calibration profiles for their mouse pads into their "synapse" software but this mouse mad is conveniently still missing a year later. I think the reason is, this crazy surface especially with the colors, is difficult to calibrate to. My Mamba TE is unusable to game with because even calibrated, the jitter is amazingly unnerving but even worse is the liftoff. A good current example is fortnite, where if i liftoff while I am dropping out of the bus, I will spin in circles ultra fast abount 5-10 rotations. These issues do not only occur at high sensitivity, even if i lower it to around 800-1000 sensitivity I still have these issues. Obviously razer has mouse issues as well but I mention it because their answer is always "calibrate the mouse to the surface," which is supposed to be much easier on razer surfaces because the profile is preloaded. I have been buying and evangelizing Razer products since their very first mouse but I am seriously getting tired of the poor reliability, almost nonexistent QA and poor build quality. I like the features, ergonomics and design, I guess I am stuck in a rut. I have had problems with every Razer product I've owned except the replacement for my 2014 Blackwidow ultimate stealth and I have bought about 2-3 Razer products a year on average for the past 10 years.

Perfect little mouse mat. It's amazingly thin. You don't even have to take the backing off if you don't want to commit to a location and it's still thinner than any mouse pad I've tried. Even with the backing on, it doesn't shift while I'm using it. It was always a fight with my previous mouse pad to get it to stay put. It was like dealing with a sugared-up toddler at times. It's currently parked next to my laptop while its big brother is on my computer desk. Even though it says "mini", it's still got plenty of room. The texture is nice for speed and control, it's easily as good as the fairly expensive metal (and somewhat bulky) gaming mouse pad that I was using at a fraction of the cost. It's almost like having nothing at all on your desk, but you'll notice the difference. I don't mind the slightly muted color scheme, but maybe it's just because I'm not as young as I used to be a flashy colors don't appeal as much. Besides, you're not buying it because it's pretty, you're buying it because it works and this one is definitely worth picking up. Comes with a couple of little Razer stickers. Can't think of what I personally would use them for, but if you're an aficionado of Razer, I'm sure you could find somewhere to use them. Solid purchase.

If you move / travel a lot and are in need of a mouse pad, speak no more ! This is an awesome mouse pad that I highly recommend. However for home / office desks, you can find something else (with RGB lighting for example). I personally use the Razer Firefly Hard V2, Razer Naga Trinity Gaming mouse and Razer Goliathus Extended for my home desk. And in my laptop case I always have this product : the Razer Sphex V2 Mini. I just love how thin it is and how smooth the surface is. The mouse experience is really great. This mouse pad suits all kinds of usage (everyday use, work, and Gaming !). I have been using it for few weeks now and it's great so far. I can mention just one possible concern: even though the materials seem to be of high quality and the end product look very well done, I am just worried that the mouse pad will start showing some folds at the edges over time. Even though it's still not the case, but I will definitely update my review in case it happens. I definitely recommend this !

PROS: - Very very thin! - Good size. - Well made top surface. CONS: - Color motives are not as bright as on promo image. - Price a bit high. - I needed a couple of new mousepads and this was one of my picks. The top material is half-hardened type surface, which makes the mouse slide on top of it with ease. The size is also very well made (I've got the STANDARD), but for some people this may be a bit too big, in which case the SMALL should be the option. The bottom has a completely smooth rubbery surface, which makes it stick to my glass computer desk like glue. Once I placed it down, I'm sure it won't go anywhere from that spot! LOL! :D - For "negatives", I've found that the colors are NOT as bright as on the promo images, which makes them look dull in real life. Why would they NOT make it as bright and vibrant as on the promo pictures is a mistery to me. I also feel that he price is a bit high for such a dull-colored pad, but I decided to keep it anyway as a "secondary mousepad", because the overall quality feels good. So in the end, it's a 3-Star for me.

Very thin, great quality and seems to work well with my Laser Mouse. I got the Mini which is a little bit bigger than what I wanted, but it works well. The surface is not glass smooth like my previous mouse pad, so it took some adjustment and within a few hours I was more than happy with it. Not really "adhesive" in the way we think stickers or decals, it's basically a silicone type/rubberized layer that grips the smooth surface and holds well in place. I did clean my desk with Isopropyl Alcohol before placing the pad and it worked great. Razer tag is off to the right, doesn't get in the way either. Not sure on the Rainbow design, but it looks like it will be easy to keep clean over time and hold up well hopefully.

The back side of this sheet of plastic is sticky which is excellent for my purposes. I have a large desk and the mousepad I was replacing was constantly moving around. This item has a plastic back that you peel off, and it sticks to the surface. It has a cloth piece on one edge that you can use to pull it up, but I have a feeling if you do that a bunch of times, the stickyness will go away, and probably the plastic would start to get warped. I read a review of someone else taking it to and from work every day, and this just isn't designed for that. To me, this becomes part of your desk. I don't really game very much on this PC, but I do a lot of software development, and the feeling of this pad versus a cloth mousepad is night and day. Highly recommended (if you don't need to move it).

Not happy with the quality

I ordered this product twice, and both the times i received Mini version instead of standard version and had to cancel/return the peoduct. What is going on?

Good

Produto atendeu as expectativas. Melhor mousepad que já tive, tendo em vista a facilidade de limpar e o uso refinado que não traz gastura com o tempo por conta do material. Recomendo!

Superb quality!