I really like this gaming pad. It is easy to set up with its plug-and-play design. The lights are stitched on using plastic thread and rough on my mouse wrist. If I used the wrist rest that came with it, it would not be an issue…I just don’t like using it. I usually just adjust my position so more of my forearm is on the mat and that seems to work fine for me. The mat is nice and long and easily accommodates my keyboard and mouse. The rubber backing on the pad keeps the mat firmly in place on my desk and I have had no issues with it shifting. Straight out of the box, there is a little wave to it, but after use it flattens out.

I expected it to be more geared towards gaming with the reference to ergonomics and comfort put in as keywords for searches. I wave very wrong. This is great for any setting, not just the gaming setup.

The color around the outside is flush to the mat and has zero irritation. I don’t even notice any texture difference when on the computer. I love the different settings and options. When my computer is asleep, the light is subtle enough to not be overwhelming at night but not too subtle where you would miss the amazing colors and patterns.

The wrist support is more comfortable than the “name brand” one I bought from Best Buy. Plus, the added flexibility to move it and place it where I need it or put it away when I step away from my desk allows me to keep my workspace exactly how I want it. I also have the seat cushion for my chair and I have to say, this company really knows how to provide comfort and longevity! It has not even started to get flat or misshapen and I am going on 6 months of all day use.

I truly could not sing this products praises enough. Would definitely recommend and buying it for my 2 sons as well!

It works the way I would like but the awkward design is annoying. It also slides every where so I’ve been taping it down. It’s alright for the price but nothing to crow about. The mouse pad has no issues but also slides around.

So big and colorful. Very useful.

For the price I paid and how long I’ve had this item, I can’t say I have any huge complaints. I mean – it’s a mouse pad. It does what a mouse pad does. That’s really all there is to it.

The light strip for it however, is a different story.

I’ll grant you this – when I bought it, it worked GREAT. Super bright, consistent lighting, with a bunch of different light modes to choose from. I really liked it. That was a little over a year ago at this point, and I intentionally put off this review because I wanted to see how long lasting it was and just how good the lights would be after a lengthy period of time, not just immediately after purchase.

It worked good for a few months, but now… not so much. I would say it’s got a longevity of around 4-5 months before it just starts giving out on you. The light is still super bright and vibrant next to the connector it gets powered from, for the first few inches, but then basically the entire rest of the light pad stopped working after a few short months. It gradually gets worse and worse, with the lights dying slow enough to the point that you almost don’t realize it’s happening until you look down at it one day and you suddenly have the realization that the thing you bought it for isn’t working anymore. (Or rather, may still work, but the light is so dim that you basically can’t even see the light on a whole half of the pad. In a darkly lit room, 2/3rds of the LED strip doesn’t appear to emit any light at all.)

If you look at the picture attached to my review – ignore my battered keyboard D: – the bright light you can see next to the connector is what it USED to look like all the way around the entire thing. Clearly, at least half or more of the LED light strip is either nonfunctional or so dim it *appears* to be nonfunctional at this point. This is just with casual, daily use that it burned out in that short amount of time.

However, the damn thing was also like $12-15 when I bought it, and you get what you pay for, so I’m not surprised at all at this.

If you want longevity for bright LED lights that will work for a long time (at least longer than a few months) then invest in something that’ll be worth that. If you just want a mousepad that looks cool and does what a mousepad is supposed to, and is affordable, this will get the job done just fine, it’s just going to inevitably have an expiration date. Luckily, they’re cheap enough that they’re not exactly going to be a pain to replace either.