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Razer Scarab
$40.00
Released December, 2010
The Pros:Extremely accurate. Includes a carrying case - makes for easy transport when attending LAN parties. A major speed upgrade over lower-end cloth mousepads.
The Cons:Carrying case is somewhat overkill for the majority of consumers who will never use it - wasteful, adds to the price of the pad. The 'Fractal 2.0' surface has questionable benefits over traditional hard surface mousepads. Makes a scratchy noise when in use.
The Scarab is a hard-surface gaming mouse pad from gaming peripherals manufacturer Razer. It is part of their mid-range "Expert" line (in between "Essential" and "Elite").
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A crystalline coating on the upper level of the rigid, uniformly grained surface enables faster, more accurate sensing, optimizing the performance of both optical and laser high-dpi mice, Razer claims. The rubber base is designed to promote stability and reduce the effects of bumps on the desk surface. A carrying case to protect the mat's surface is included. The higher-end Ironclad Elite option features a sandblasted surface for even greater tracking precision, as well as an aluminum unibody construction.
Features
- Hard mouse mat
- Fractal 2.0 surface
- Crystalline coating for greater sensing speed/precision
- Advanced rubber base
- Reinforced carrying case
- 35x25cm area
- Designed for optical and laser gaming mice
User Reviews (5)
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includes a carrying case - makes for easy transport when attending LAN parties
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a major speed upgrade over lower-end cloth mousepads
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lots of surface area - means that gamers won't have to pick up and move their mouse back into position
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doesn't slip - has an extra grippy base to prevent the mousepad from traveling
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cool white colour - more distinct, clean and cool looking than the previous generation black/grey Destructor
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smooth yet hard surface is a nice blend between soft and hard pads - a good balance that is easy on the teflon without sacrificing accuracy
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decent price for a pad that will last you forever
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carrying case is somewhat overkill for the majority of consumers who will never use it - wasteful, adds to the price of the pad
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the 'Fractal 2.0' surface has questionable benefits over traditional hard surface mousepads
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makes a scratchy noise when in use
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