Razer Gigantus V2 Cloth Gaming Mouse Pad (M), Hello Kitty & Friends Edition

I’ve been using the Razer Gigantus (2XL) for a while now, and it’s easily one of the best mousepads I’ve owned. The quality feels top-tier right out of the box, with clean stitching, a consistent surface, and a premium feel as soon as you lay it down. The 2XL size is already huge and comfortably fits my keyboard and mouse with room to spare, but I’m honestly considering upgrading to the 3XL since it would cover my entire desk instead of just the main setup area. The surface is super smooth and makes mouse movement feel effortless, striking a great balance between speed and control whether I’m gaming or just browsing. For the price, it offers excellent value and feels like something that should cost more given the materials and overall build. Functionally, it’s pretty much perfect, it stays in place, doesn’t bunch up, and provides a stable, reliable surface every time. It also has a sleek, clean look that gives my desk a minimalist, professional gaming vibe without being flashy. Durability has been great so far, with no fraying or peeling, and it still looks almost new after regular use. There was a slight chemical odor when I first opened it, but it only lasted a few days and completely went away. Overall, I’d highly recommend it, especially if you’re debating between sizes.

The mousepad feels really smooth and consistent for gaming. Tracking in FPS games like CS2 feels accurate, and the surface has a good balance between speed and control. The size is great, and it stays in place on the desk without moving around. The stitching and overall quality also feel solid for the price. Definitely a good upgrade if you want a reliable cloth gaming mousepad I love it 😻!!!! And it’s super easy use and clean!

So smooth, and spacious like it’s really nice, you’ll never find yourself on the edge of the pad when gaming under pressure.

I have Razer everything other than the mousepad and it was the time and I’m so happy I got it. It’s very sturdy yet lightweight, larger in size than the average pads and absolutely fun and sleek looking. Fantastic print, comfortable material and mouse speed is just what I need. Perfect for gaming but also for work, I use this set up when I have to work from home and super happy. Absolutely worth the money, it’s such a great quality and I’m certain it will last me years to come!

I ordered both this pad and the KTRIO Oversized 47.3 x 23.6 inch pad at the same time specifically to compare them side by side. I'm in the middle of completely rebuilding my gaming setup after years of wrist aiming caused serious hand, wrist, forearm, and shoulder strain — carpal tunnel territory. I'm transitioning to full arm aiming, which meant ditching my old wrist rest, getting a gaming compression sleeve, and upgrading from my old 35.4 x 15.7 inch budget map-design pad that was way too small for arm sweeping. Size and Desk Fit Both pads came in at roughly 47 inches wide. The depth is where they differ. My desk has monitor arms clamped to the back edge, so the pad has to either slide cleanly under the clamp base or stop short of it. The Razer at 21.65 inches deep falls about two inches short of reaching the back of my desk, meaning the clamp only partially overlaps the pad. That raises some concern about long-term indentation from clamp pressure and whether it stays fully stable back there. The KTRIO fits my desk edge to edge perfectly — the clamp sits right over it clean. On desk fit alone, the KTRIO wins. Build Quality and Thickness This is where the Razer earns its price. It's noticeably thicker with a dense foam base that keeps the surface completely flat and flush. The edges are smooth and clean — no stitching border, just a finished flat edge with the green Razer foam visible underneath. It looks and feels like a premium product. The KTRIO is thinner with stitched edges around the perimeter — functional and fine, but it doesn't have the same solid feel. Visually and build quality, the Razer is clearly the better pad. Surface Friction — With and Without a Gaming Sleeve This is the most critical part of my review and the biggest functional difference between these two pads. I use a Pulsar eS gaming compression sleeve on my mouse arm for arm aiming. Without the sleeve, bare skin on the KTRIO actually felt slightly smoother. But the moment I put the sleeve on, the KTRIO grabbed hard — noticeable drag and resistance, like the sleeve fabric was catching on the weave texture. It felt rough and inconsistent and I didn't like it at all. The Razer was the opposite. With the sleeve on it felt significantly smoother — low friction, consistent glide, exactly what arm aiming requires. Without the sleeve it felt slightly more resistant than the KTRIO on bare skin, but since I use the sleeve full time that doesn't matter to me. If you game with a compression sleeve or any fabric on your forearm, the Razer wins by a clear margin. Mouse Movement Both pads performed similarly for actual mouse tracking. No major complaints on either. Some initial resistance that should break in over time. Previous Pad Comparison My old pad was a cheap $14 map-design XXL at 35.4 x 15.7 inches. Both new pads are a massive upgrade in size. The extra depth alone solves the constant problem of hitting the top edge mid-swipe. Both new pads have more initial friction than my worn-in old pad, which is likely due to years of break-in on the old one. Bottom Line If you use a gaming sleeve or compression fabric on your arm, get this one. The surface is clearly optimized for fabric contact. The size doesn't perfectly cover my desk but it's close, and the build quality and sleeve performance make it the keeper for my main gaming setup. Will update after full break-in. Photos of both included.

i’ve been playing ZZZ since it’s release. miyabi is one of my favorite characters and when i saw the appearance for this, i had to buy it. its perfect, the quality is great to the touch and the non-slip is GODLY. i recommend this for ZZZ fans!

Right out of the box, the quality stood out—smooth fabric surface, stitched edges, and a rubber base that actually grips the desk (no annoying sliding around). I opted for the XL version to fit both my keyboard and mouse, and the extra space has made my setup look and feel much cleaner. What I like most is the balance between speed and control. My mouse glides effortlessly for quick movements in games, but there’s enough resistance to allow for precision when working on detailed tasks like photo editing. It's also been great for wrist comfort; it doesn't have built-in padding, but the fabric is soft and easy on the skin. If I had to nitpick, it did have a slight chemical smell when I first unboxed it, but that faded within a day. Overall, this is one of the best mousepads I’ve used—durable, comfortable, and excellent performance-wise. Definitely worth the price. Rating: 5/5

I bought this together with my PC and keyboard, combined it was perfect, one of the best purchases I've ever made.

Quality mouse mat, even if you're not a gamer. I wish I had found these sooner. It grips the desk amazingly well, and my mouse slides well with a small (nice) amount of friction. This will be my go-to mouse mat from now on. 'Medium' mouse mat is bigger than your typical mouse mat. I've bought a couple of these now and one of them I cut down slightly with a sharp craft knife to fit on a smaller desk. It hasn't frayed and looks great. When I ordered there were two listings for this on Amazon and one was much cheaper - make sure you're getting the best value!

I had been looking for a larger mousemat and I am a bit of a razer fan so I bought this to match my other peripherals. It is nice and thick, made with some kind of foam and a fabric on top. It feels very high quality and is cushioning and soft which makes it comfy to use, especially when resting your wrists on the desk for long periods of time. I have had no issues with it and the surface is very high quality and good for gaming or just general use. It is also quite big but is not overly huge, with plenty of room for a full size keyboard with wrist rest and mouse, however, if you have a particularly small desk I would check the sizing to make sure it will fit as it definitely isn't small. Overall great, premium product but is a little on the expensive side.

Es de muy buena calidad, uso un mouse Razer y desliza con mucha suavidad, el tamaño es el adecuado para un teclado de 65% (en mi caso HyperX Alloy Origins) y el mouse, queda bastante espacio para más cosas. Huele a neumático por el material que es antiderrapante. Lo compré de oferta recientemente a $530 a 3 MSI. Vale mucho la pena.

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