As PC gamers, our gaming mice become an extension of our arms, getting out of the way and allow us to react. The perfect mouse movement is a mixture of speed and control and every movement has to be ...

I have talked about the different types of PC gamers before when it comes to peripherals like mice and keyboards. Some like lots of macro capability some want smaller and more compact keyboards. The ...

Razer has already revealed a few interesting products this year, and its latest follows that trend. The Razer Atlas is a premium mouse pad. Unlike other surfaces for your mouse, the Razer Atlas isn't ...

It finally happened. Nearly a decade after we saw the inevitable addition of RGB lighting to the edges of mouse pads, Razer has finally done the only logical next step and made a mouse mat that's one ...

There are as many choices for a mouse pad for gamers as there are other gaming peripherals. Some gamers like rough textured cloth pads and others like really smooth, low friction plastic surfaces that ...

Gamers who are obsessed with all the RGB goodness they can possibly include in their battle stations will want to take a gander at Razer’s new Firefly V2 Pro mouse mat. Razer touts the Firefly V2 Pro ...

In brief: Razer is charting table mat territory with its new Gigantus V2 series. Stick a few of its 3XL-sized variants together and you'd probably end up with a decent launchpad. Razer has announced ...

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

It might also have a higher thread count than my bed sheets. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Your mouse pad might be cool, but is ...

Razer's new Atlas glass gaming mouse pad has been in the spotlight of the DIY community since it was showcased earlier today. The company has built on what is essential for today's esports audience: ...

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