Gamers do take their peripherals very, very seriously, as it is a matter of life or death (virtually) when two gamers of an extremely close skill level meet in the arena. You might want to up your game with the right mouse, keyboard and of course, mousepad, and if you have yet to find the perfect mousepad for your gaming needs even until today, perhaps it is time to give the MVP Razer Goliathus e-Sports Edition Mouse Mat a go. MVP has teamed up with Razer to deliver their very own team-branded gaming surface, and it is not just slick marketing that has gone into the MVP Razer Goliathus e-Sports Edition Mouse Mat, but technology and science as well.
The Razer Goliathus e-Sports edition is said to be stronger compared to other mousepads, since it boasts of an anti-fraying stitched frame which will last for extended periods of time. There is also its slick speed-enhancing surface that merges high acceleration with razor-sharp responsiveness and unyielding control, offering an ideal balance of glide and resistance, making it suitable for all playstyles and mouse sensitivity setups. It cost $19.99 a pop, and if you happen to live across the pond, it will set you back by €19.99. [Press Release]
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