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

Bought it for my female friend (who is not a gamer) b/c she always complained how crappy the cloth/rubbery mouse pads are & how easily they stain, warp , 'strings' come out after a while , hard to clean - especially if you spill something sticky on 'em ,etc. As a gamer , I already own a similar mouse pad & that's why I bought her this 'type'. She couldn't thank me enough.She thought 'a mouse pad was a mouse pad' , but after using it just for couple of days she said she'd "never go back to a 'regular' one".She couldn't believe how something pretty much paper thin,could be so much better ,even though she only uses it for your everyday computer stuff ; browsing the web , navigating different menus , using media players , etc. She can't get over how accurate , 'smooth' & easy to clean this thing is. All you need is a soft piece of cloth soaked in warm water w/some soap or dish detergent & just wipe it. I highly recommend this type of mouse pad plus 'Razer' knows what they're doing.

I love this mouse pad. It doesn't have a lip for my watch to get caught on when I'm mousing.Easy to keep clean. Very accurate. Mouse glides easily.The colors are nice.It sticks! I have it stuck to a plastic desk blotter. It's not coming off!

It works well as a simple, streamlined mousepad that sticks to your desk. It is very low-profile, less than a millimeter thick. The only downside I found was that it crimps easily if bent- make sure you handle the packaging with care!

I just got an ergo mouse, and the mouse + pad height is now too high to close the keyboard tray without the mouse flying off. So I got this, hoping it would reduce the height and I could close the tray. It works perfectly. It's micro thin.

Great mouse pad! So glad I bought it, I game quite a lot and this is a big plus, very responsive and smooth gliding.

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.

Came in a flat pack envelope but the mailman folded it and put it in my mailbox. I'm 60% sure that's what caused the irreversible bend in the mousepad. Amazon wouldn't accept a return since it wasn't defective from the manufacturer. I guess I would have to file a claim with the USPS? With that said...It has a rubber-like bottom that is almost supposed to adhere to the desktop. But with the bend (it's sadly a U bend so the sides lift up not force down) the pad will not sit on the desk flat. After failing to be able to return the pad to Amazon I tried to fold it the other way to no avail. Which is why I'm 60% sure it's USPS's fault. It could have been sitting in an Amazon warehouse in a tube as well for all I know. Either way, the sides fold up and I ended up putting clear tape on my 4 corners of the mouse pad. Am I sad, yes. Did that fix my problem fully? No. The long ends of the sides still try to fold upward. I don't want to tape down the mouse pad all around but I almost have to if I want to keep it stuck down flat.I bought this mousepad, a DeathAdder 20kDPI, Cyanosa Keyboard, 2 Orbweavers, and a Kraken TE headset all in the same purchase. My only regret is this crappy mousepad. I'm fully satisfied with the functionality and appearance of the rest of my Razer gear. But I paid 20$ for a crap bent mousepad when I could have bought a soft one with a wrist rest for the same price.Does it function as a mousepad? Yes. Did it arrive defective? Yes. Does Amazon care? No.For that, I give it 3 stars. You might get a 5 star flat one with no damage. Good for you! But I am reviewing what I got and I am upset I have to tape my mousepad down and Amazon didn't want to accept responsibility and replace it.

I was looking for a mat that was ultra thin and was a good size. I didn't want this to permanently stick to my desktop and this mat sticks but is easily removable.