Razer Exactmat with Exactrest Gaming Mouse Pad & Wrist Rest--Black
by Razer Inc.
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Customer Review: incredible pad
Summary: 4 Stars
i've been wanting this thing for over a year now. have been waiting to come to the usa to buy this and finally got the chance. its a complete success.
the two surface perform as described. you can feel the difference the moment u touch the surface and the mouse also performs differently on each side.
the mousepad is solid and adequate. can cleave a head if needed. the mouserest is a welcome addition.
i use a logitech vx nano cordless laser notebook mouse and this thing is really good. but only for enthusiasts. no point paying so much for regular use.
Customer Review: It's Worth It!
Summary: 5 Stars
I only bought this product because I had a gift certificate to spend. I wouldn't otherwise have been able to justify the expense for a mouse pad, especially when my old one, that I had been using for well over a decade, was still working just fine (by which I mean it was still just lying on my desk doing what it does). But now that I've used the Exactmat I can see that it would have been worth purchasing, even if I had to put down some cash for it. I wouldn't have believed that there could be such a difference between a "normal" mouse pad and this one. But truly, there is. I don't quite know what to say except to encourage you, if you use your mouse as often as I do (pretty well all day every day) to give it a shot. I bet you'll be as amazed as I am. It actually makes a difference in accuracy, speed, and everything else you expect your mouse to do for you.Customer Review: Great Mousing Surface!
Summary: 5 Stars
Hands down this is the best mousing surface I've ever used. I have a Razer DeathAdder, and I wasn't able to see the full potential of the mouse until I got the ExactMat. It's a big surface area, and the 2 surfaces are great. I use the speed surface for normal use, and the control surface for gaming. But it doesn't really matter because both sides perform so well. The anodized aluminum constructing is very sturdy as well. Recently I found the glue from a couple of the feet loosening up, up that a quick fix. Overall this is the best mousing I've ever used and would recommend it to anyone.Customer Review: Nice mat with comfy wrist rest.
Summary: 5 Stars
Pro: Control and Speed side come in handy, comfy Wrist Rest.
Cons: Wrist Rest comes with a green snake logo in it that wears off and is extremely annoying until removed.
Customer Review: Large and in charge
Summary: 5 Stars
This mousepad is huge...in fact, you can barely call it a mousepad. It's more like a mousedesk. A lot of people see this as a con, but honestly, it's for gaming purposes, and who doesn't run out of space on their mousepad when trying to scroll through equipment inventories or trying to zoom to the opposite side of a map, or while quickly trying to set your scope on the guy firing on your position? Not only does it provide you with a large space for your mouse, but it also provides you with two sides depending on what type of game you are playing. I find myself to be more of a fan of the "control" side of the board, as it is less 'slick' and allows me to, as it is supposed to, better control where I'm trying to point and click.
The smooth 'speed' side of the pad is great for twitch gaming, making it incredibly easy to quickly move your mouse pointer to wherever it needs to be. It also came with a wrist rest, which at first felt awkward, since I had previously only seen these things attached to keyboards, but I quickly became used to it.
There were a few complaints from people about the control side of the pad scratching the lenses on the bottom of their mice (or mouses, whichever you prefer...), but I don't think I've ever come across a computer mouse on which the laser lens was flat against the base, therefore making it impossible to scratch except by a pointed object. The bottom of my Razer Lachesis seems to be holding up very nicely, having only minor, usual 'wear and tear' marks on the bottom from extended use.
Being so large, and actually also being the hardest mouse pad I've used to date, it is incredibly resilient and sturdy and easy to clean. I just use a can of compressed air to blow any dust or anything else off of it, much the same as my computer.
All in all, an excellent product and worth the payout if you need a mousepad for extended gaming purposes that will last a lifetime.