Razer Goliathus Extended Chroma Gaming Mouse Pad: Customizable Chroma RGB Lighting – Soft, Cloth Material – Balanced Control & Speed – Non-Slip Rubber Base – Mercury White

It’s big and it lights up
Pretty much as advertised. Typical mouse pad material, nothing special about the materials. The nylon stitching that affixes the led strip to the edge of the mat is really well done. Stitches are very close together and appear they will last a long time. The edge of the mat is a bit irritating to the wrists/forearms if you are one who likes to lay your wrists flat across the desk. The lighting does integrate seamlessly into the Razer app. I was surprised when I opened Diablo IV and my keyboard, mouse and this mouse pad all shifted to a sinister looking red theme all on its own. Really cool!

Great Quality
It’s laying flat for now, hoping for the best in the future months. I really love the look of this mouse pad, it definitely filled the space I needed on my desk. I’m really hopping that it’ll last (in terms of the folding edges people keep mentioning) until I get my new pc and monitors because it definitely helps break up the black/white of my desk and tv at the moment. I will however end up buying a new one if this one starts to fold or if I spill something on it, which is a high possibility.A weird thing to note;The lighting is a bit off sync with with the synapse, what I mean by this is that I have it set to go from pink – white – blue (for zero two and hiro) but the pink doesn’t pick up, it just goes from white to blue. That being said my laptop keyboard which is also using the synapse with the exact same settings, is working perfectly fine going from pink, white and then blue. I did also change the settings around and the color variations to see if my mouse pad just wasn’t projecting the pink color well, but it turned out that it just skips whatever color I have projecting first bad replaces it with white even if I move the first color placement a bit further up the bar which would usually make the color project longer. Sorry if you’re reading this and know all the correct terms for the things I’ve described thus far, I just don’t really care enough to learn what everything I’m doing is called. I could be doing something wrong since Ive never really messed with the synapse before, and have normally just ignored the colors all together.

Great mousepad..but read this review to the end. Trust me.
Even though I bought this by accident, I still decided to try it out. Here’s what you might wanna know before buying it, and some pros and cons of it.Pros:From the get-go, you will notice that the mat itself is quality and is perfect if you are using any type of mouse, especially if you plan on using an optical mouse. It has a nice, thick, luxurious feel to it and it even has a little extra flair to with the added Chroma effect that is neatly stitched on the outside of the mousepad. It has (what I would consider) the perfect weight to make it feel light enough to move it when you need too, but not light enough to have it move around when you are using your mouse. The mouse pad itself even offers a cable management feature at the top left where the USB cord starts. For the brief time I had it, the chord posed no real issue and did not interfere with my mouse cord. I could see this mousepad being perfect for anyone who uses a wireless mouse since it would create a wonderful aesthetic. Pairing this with any Razer mouse will give you a feeling of fulfillment. (Wireless or not, It works well.) For $40 USD, you are getting what you pay for, and trust me, when the lights are out in your room, you will understand. However, how does it match up to the Firefly which is roughly $20 more?Cons:I would give this mousepad a 5-star rating if it wasn’t for the fact that the Razer Chroma Firefly Mousepad existed. There is a difference between the two, and some argue that the Goliathus Chroma can be better. I mean, if you look, it is $20 less than the Firefly. But Razer is good at two things, one is that it delivers premium products at a slightly more expensive price point that rarely disappoints, and second, it is good at making things that are truly aesthetically pleasing and has a certain “Awe Factor” when someone sees it. The Razer Goliathus Chroma falls short on a few things when compared. One of those things I noticed immediately is that it does not work as well as the Firefly does with synapse. (Program for customizing the lighting effects to your preference) Some effects when used on the Goliathus just don’t work well with it at all, whereas the Firefly can almost copy other Razer products perfect for a unison look (Keyboard, Mouse, Speakers, Hue, Etc.) And don’t get me wrong, I would be happy with either, they are both AMAZING looking, but when you compare the lights on the Firefly vs the Goliathus, the Firefly wins. One other con I could think of that doesn’t apply to me (More of a pro to me) is that it is a very large mousepad, and if you have a small desk, it might not fit well with your setup.Here’s my conclusion.Look both mousepads are going to be better than any other just plain mousepad. If you are more a technical person that isn’t really interested in having that much flair, get the Goliathus. But if you are trying to make your setup look aesthetic as possible, get the firefly. But keep in mind, both are going to look great, and your not going to be disappointed.THIS IS IMPORTANT:Let’s say you want the firefly, but you don’t wanna pay $60 for a mousepad. (I get it, I really do.)I ordered my Firefly used and refurbished for exactly (wait for it) $40! That’s the same amount for the Goliathus and you’re getting the more expensive version. And I don’t know about you, but used mousepads are just pads, you don’t have to worry about them just ripping apart.I would recommend buying a used Firefly or a new Goliathus.I hope this review helps. 😉

Increíble tamaño, textura e iluminación

 

My old mouse pad is eight years old, so I purchased a new one from my favourite PC periphery brand – Razer, and the quality of it is still as good as they described and advertised. However, ergonomics has a flaw because the plastic edges are not flat; they were plaited with small plastic rings, and you may need a few days to get used to it.Besides, notice that this mouse pad can not get discrete sectioned in RGB functions; it usually appears as whole green, whole blue and similar when presenting other colours. If you hope to have a distinct separation, then choose something else.