Razer Firefly Hard V2 RGB Gaming Mouse Pad: Customizable Chroma Lighting, Built-in Cable Management, Balanced Control & Speed, Non-Slip Rubber Base

Grandson was over the moon with it!

I like the look and feel of the pad. There is nothing I dont like about it.

Es muy bueno para el gaming el mouse se desliza muy fácil por lo que es muy bueno a la hora de jugar

Great pad. Razer makes solid products. Lighting is a nice touch if that’s your thing.

Es muy bueno, aunque realmente el modo rgb arcoiris no es lo que esperas, es MUY brillante la iluminacion, buen software y cuando pones un color solo se ve muy bien, lo malo es que con una fina capa de tierra o algo muy pequeño que este en el mousepad hace que rechine o suene el mouse, se soluciona facil pasando la mano por el mousepad y listo (esto puede o no pasarte depende de tu casa o donde lo tengas) si lo recomiendo, esta bien pero es algo que te esperas por el precio.

Im living for it. Im glad it is so large too

Très bon tapis de souri les led rgb sont malade !!! Je recommande (livraison très rapide en 3 jours )

I wanted to upgrade my setup, so I recently went on a bit of a splurge with new Razer products. Ive been using their keyboards and mice for years now, and decided to get something a bit flashier. The FireFly is a great mouse pad with a good texture. Its much thinner than youd expect, about the thickness of a normal cloth mouse pad and just a bit flexible too, so no worries about breaking it!! Even the logo lights up! If you want something ridiculously flashy but still works great, then this is a great buy!

When I was looking into the Razer products review, I read that the Synapse is supported in the MacOS environment. What it did not say was that it did not support Synapse 3. So while you may think that the Synapse 2 is MacOS compatible, heres another problem. The 1)Razer Mamba Elite, 2)Razer Huntsman Elite, and 3)Razer Firefly V2 that I had purchased recently are all not supported in Synapse 2. When I contacted Razer, all they said was that the Developer may be working on it but they have no idea when it will be available to the public. So right now Im pretty much stuck with substantially expensive devices that work like any ordinary devices which would cost a fraction of what I had paid for Razers.

Great