With its 15 RGB zones Razer's Firefly V2 Pro is the first fully RGB-illuminated mouse mat and includes a USB 2.0 port to connect your mouse.

Someone please buy me this glass mouse pad. The $99 Atlas, Razer’s first glass mouse pad, promises a hard surface and a smooth swipe for impatient mouse users.

Razer. A mouse pad has to top the list of the most boring peripherals for your PC setup, but Razer managed to make its Firefly V2 Pro exciting. It’s a fully-illuminated RGB mouse pad.

If you like a hard mouse pad, you won't do any better than the Razer Firefly V2 Pro. It's pricey, but what you get is a premium, hard-as-nails surface with a showstopping RGB glow. Read more below ...

Razer’s $100 mouse pad (yes, that’s damn costly for a home plate to put your mouse) is a fully edge-to-edge LED backlit pad. Razer told Gizmodo there are 15 different lighting zones for ...

The mouse pad is also compatible with Razer’s wireless keyboards, including the BlackWidow V3 Pro and DeathStalker V2 Pro, but it can’t charge them wirelessly.

The mouse pad is also compatible with Razer’s wireless keyboards, including the BlackWidow V3 Pro and DeathStalker V2 Pro, but it can’t charge them wirelessly.

I'm happy to say that the Razer HyperFlux V2 does have a wireless receiver built-in, so you won't need to plug in the mouse pad and the mouse, just the pad which the mouse connects to.Razer claims ...

Razer's new Atlas glass gaming mouse pad has been in the spotlight of the DIY community since it was showcased earlier today. ... Thus, the company may try hard to sell it to the masses.

In most cases for a good standard mouse pad, you will be looking to pay in the region of $10 to $20 (£10 to £20) such as with the hard Razer Sphex V3 starting at $9.99 (£16.91) or larger and ...

I've got the hard pad version (there's a cloth one, ... just the pad which the mouse connects to. Razer claims "seamless auto-pairing" for the HyperFlux V2, and this seemed to bear out.