Razer Goliathus Mobile Stealth Edition - Reviews
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9.4.2019
This mouse mat is really great. It's extremely thin which means it doesn't catch on your wrist and the texture is incredibly smooth with a very fine weave.My mouse glides easier on this mouse mat than on any of the other gaming mouse mats I've owned including the previous Razer Goliath which had a much larger weave and was also much thicker than this.The texture is very smooth to the touch almost like neoprene fabric but due to the mouse mats thinness it feels much more solid with it taking on the rigidity of the tabletop you place it on. That is to say it doesn't feel spongy and doesn't depress at all when you apply pressure.
2.7.2018
Bought two of the Razer Sphex V2 mini and one Standard and until now it's been doing the job just fine.Keep in mind this review is not directed to gamers.It is a very low profile mouse pad and extremely thin. My main idea was to have something that would be better than just the desk surface to use the mouse but did not require much space and / or block the movement of all my other accessories including the keyboard as I work with video editing / grading and photography and most of my time I have a Razer Tartarus V2 and a Elgato Stream deck to use with macros, and lens / sd cards etc around so I needed the extra space to move this stuff around without compromising the position of the mouse pad
9.2.2019
I took a risk buying this considering other reviewers were complaining that it wasn’t sitting flush on their table or that they had uneven lightning zones... however, mine arrived perfect! The two pictures you can see above were taken hours after taking it out the box. The mat sits completely flat on my desk and hasn’t developed any ripples. While the lighting zones do admittedly look dimmer towards the right of the mat, this honestly isn’t noticeable in person, and the whole thing looks great with my setup. Overall, I’m pretty happy. Is it good value for money? Well, it’s competitively priced compared to other mouse mats in this range, but perhaps you have to ask yourself is a mouse mat worth £50+.
14.7.2020
OK, so I don't think this is quite as good (in terms of usage) as my steel series mouse mat, BUT it looks so much cooler that I'm going to stick with it.My fairly heavy mouse whizzes across it pretty well. Again, not as much as the steel series, but I actually think that for some people that will be favoured as you seem to have a bit more control over it. Using the Razer software, you can even select the mouse mat and have the software calibrate for it (amazing, eh?).It doesn't slip much on the desk, it has a rubber pad that means even with my laminate desk there is minimal movement. I reckon I may need to move it back half a centimetre into place every week or so,
5.1.2019
For £7.99, this product is an extremely good investment if you're looking for a mousemat that suits all tasks, without breaking the bank.The Chroma design is stylish, and will look superb in most desktop environments, especially with RGB-illuminated hardware like a gaming mouse. All mice that I have tried with this product glided effortlessly across it, making it feel premium. Being a fraction of a centimetre thick, it has an incline barely noticeable if you run your hand across your desk. Its bottom is sticky and doesn't slip whatsoever, but allows the mousemat to be peeled off a desk easily, for readjustment or replacement, should you feel the need to (which you probably won't).All in all,
16.7.2019
Didn't realize I had much to say, but it'll be worth it if your into CSGOWay back I used to have the first version of this mat. I then went out to get a bigger Razer Goliathus Extended: Control version. I have to say this was the worst thing I ever did for my gaming.The Goliathus is a great mouse mat, but it created too much friction and resulted in a lot of wrist pain, which I only realised when I switched over to the Sphex v2.Now this isn't the mat for everyone. Your mouse will glide, like really easily! You'll be able to flick your mouse and it'll keep going. But if you're like me and you want less resistance with a low DPI (if you're an FPS gamer)
5.7.2020
This was one of the first razer products I had ever bought, (alongside the Razer Huntsman in Pink), and overall it works as a normal mouse mat the main difference being the leds surrounding the edge of the mat.The mat itself is a light grey colour, which matches the pink of the Quartz set very nicely. However, once you spill anything it is impossible to clean so watch out (i accidentally got moisturisor on it and it left a bit of a mark). The leds are nice, however the colour is not consistent through out the whole mat, I first thought it was a problem with my one; however after some digging online it turns out that other people also have this problem of the leds closer to the 'brick'
24.6.2019
I bought this to try with my Logitech MX Master mouse for an office environment. Note I do not game, I know it's a gaming mouse but this review is for an office use case situation.The Sphex V2 mini is amazing. The mouse glides along the surface with hardly any friction and it's so thin you don't feel the edge of it under your wrist. I passed one to one of my AutoCAD draughtsmen who agreed, perfect low profile, accurate tracking mouspad. It was so good I bought another 10x to roll out to all my CAD team and will be buying another 20 for non CAD staff as they've been such a hit.I can't comment on longevity this early but the mini is (in my opinion) cheap enough to be replaced every year.I was tempted to try the larger (original)
2.5.2017
As always, top quality stuff from Razer.Me and my girlfriend upgraded our desk and had a much large space, with my previous Razer XL Goliath mouse mat, my keyboard would intrude a little onto the mouse mat. With this, I no longer have a keyboard wobbling or intruding my mouse space.The surface of this mouse mat is control. This means it's got a little more resistance/friction against your mouse. It's a nice feel, and doesn't impose against general mouse usage/gaming. I preferred this material over the speed alternative.Reason for 4 stars? - Quality is 5* however for me, the height of the mouse mat is was shorter than I expected. This doesn't impact my gaming experience however for a personal preference,
14.8.2017
The Sphex v2 Standard is a noticeable improvement over the original Sphex, as it is larger and sturdier (slightly thicker, much better quality adhesive). The only complaints I have are minor, namely the pattern (I prefer plain black, like my soul) and the cloth tag on one edge that prevents that edge from adhering completely to the desk, neither of which affect it enough to lose points for my use case.While waiting for this to become available, I tried a couple of the Perixx DX 2100XL Ultra Thin Gaming Mouse Pads - while they are thinner and larger, they are also inferior in every other way. I have no concern about the Sphex v2 warping or becoming loose, which both of the Perixx pads did,
24.9.2018
So far, this has done what it's intended for and I'm happy with it. It covers a good area, so my mouse finally stays on the mat, that's a huge plus for me! So far the edges haven't frayed, but I've not had it long, so only time will tell how long that lasts. I thought it was quite expensive, but again, only time will tell if it's really VFM. I'm very happy with this so far and would recommend it to others who use their pc's all the time. My only bugbear is the massive amount of packaging it came in, this could be reduced hugely, which might reduce the price. Such a waste of materials to be throwing away so much of what my money paid for - All producers of all goods should be much more environmentally responsible and this was not remotely environmentally aware,
20.7.2020
If you look up Razer Goliath's medium you'll generally find a price between 12-20 quid but for some reason the Destiny 2 version is selling here for 5.99. I mean even if you don't like Destiny 2 you're getting an amazing mouse mat for SIX QUID!Material quality is good, this is a really smooth and fast mouse mat, a bit scratchy at first because it's not perfectly flat but once it irons out its fantastic, it's probably a faster surface than my Hyperx speed mat.Design wise I really like it, a mixture of black and grey with an understated Destiny 2 moniker, plus I'm into Destiny anyway so it does appeal to me. Personally I think it looks better than the green fissure design they have on others with the massive Razer logo.Overall I'd say for this price it's too good to pass up.
6.3.2019
I usually just buy a basic mouse mat but this time I thought I'd treat myself and get a premium one. Firstly, for a few more pounds premium doesn't mean expensive and the mini version is not expensive. The mini is just the right size, and I would imagine the standard size would be too large for my desk. This is a beautiful made mouse mat. Ultra fine, as advertised, but with a slight grain texture on the surface to aid precision without friction. No way is this mat just for gaming. The smooth mouse motion on this mat would reduce wrist action and therefore would help anyone with RSI. As for cost, this mouse mat looks like it would outlast a basic mouse mat by at least two replacements,
18.10.2019
This mousepad is incredible. What's not to like?It sticks to the desk, so it doesn't slide around. It's barely thicker than a couple of sheets of paper, so it barely protrudes from the desk, which means less extension of the user's wrist. It works well with both LED and laser mice, with no noticeable lags in mouse pointer movement.About the only thing I'm not keen on is the design; I'd have preferred a plain black pad. But that's a minor consideration; I spend my time gazing at the screen, not the mousepad.I'm utterly baffled by why more manufacturers don't make paper-thin, sticky mousepads like this one. Do people genuinely *like* mousepads which are half-a-centimetre thick or more,
7.8.2019
I’ve found it perfectly good in terms of what it’s meant to be and do, but I misunderstood what I was buying. I thought it was a sheet of hard plastic / polycarbonate.It’s a very thin and extremely flexible product with an actual adhesive backing. It’s more like a padded sticker than a hard sheet or a traditional foam mouse mat. I’ve stuck it to a glass desk and it’s held very firm.Mouse tracks well during gaming. I’ve had it a few weeks and no signs of wear. Surface is on the rough side but I don’t personally mind that as it makes for more positive feedback.I wouldn’t dream of sticking this to anything other than a glass / stone / plastic surface. I think in time it would rip paint,