First of all, for such a thin and cheap mousepad, it dosent budge and it dosent sticks to my wrist when im moving my mouse. Also the hard surface enforced every movement and sensitivity of my new razer abyssus. And its a real space-saver, my goth mat is curling up when my keyboard and wrist brushes against the end. With sphex, nothing to worry anymore.

What can i complain? Okay im worried the adhesive thingy might not last long if i remove it often, but its for my desktop, who cares?

After having the Razer Sphex for a few days and putting it through its paces, I can definitely recommend this to anyone! This thing's as thin as a piece of paper, won't even budge once applied, and doesn't get bumps and bends like conventional mousepads often do.

Immediately after installing this puppy onto my desk, my Diamondback3G glided across it like whipped butter being spread on a bagel - it was the most traction and smoothest glide I had ever gotten on any mousepad before. The lack of a wrist rest is no issue - you can always buy a third-party one or a gaming glove if you need it, but I don't mind.

For fifteen bucks, this thing isn't a 'steal' nor a 'bargain', but a freakin' godsend! If you aren't hardcore enough to trade up to one of Razer's more expensive pads, or you prefer just getting a nice cheap replacement for your crappy, out of shape 'thing' you call a mousing surface, get this pad! If it doesn't make you better, it'll at least make you faster!

I have been using the Razer Sphex for around 3 days I am very impressed by it. I have once used a Razer Exact mat at my friend's house and compared it with the razer sphex, They are almost the same in terms of accuracy. In fact I like the Razer Sphex more since it is so thin, it feels like a part of ur desk. That is why they call it desktop 'skin' It provides and right combination of speed and tactile feedback. I own a Razer Lachesis and I have to say this is the perfect companion for the Razer Lachesis or any other laser mouse. Previously i have been using the goliathus which is a soft mat with my lachesis and it gave me some problems espicially jittering and moving ever so slightly once i apply some pressure onto my mouse tho it doesnt occur with my salmosa. But with the Razer Sphex it magically removed all my problems and made my lachesis more accurate than ever! It also revealed the true potential of the Razer Lachesis. For $14.99 its a steal. Highly recommended for people owning a laser mouse! For infrared mices u might wanna go for a soft mat such as the goliathus though. I am now saving up my money for a Lycosa keyboard because all their products has always been exceeding my expectations. THANK YOU RAZER for making such kick-ass products.

I was considering getting myself a new mouse pad for my Naga, and decided to order my Sphex. It came earlier than my pre-ordered Naga, so I tested it out with my Mamba. I was amazed. It really is thin as paper, yet as tough as a brick. I could've spilled soda on it and still had my Mamba glide across as if it was floating. I can push my mouse with the smallest amount of force and it just flys across the ever so smooth surface. It's plently large, and I love it. Can't wait to test out my Naga on it.

Its a good mousepad for $15, but it screwed up all 3 of my Razer mouses teflon feet. The thinness is the weakpoint for this Desktop skin. Sometimes in the middle of a firefight in Counter-Strike i might go off the mousepad with my mouse without knowing it(because of the thinness). Then, when i drag the mouse back it scratches the feet on the bottom and the mouse is never the same. Its happened to 2 of my Copperheads, and i just got this Razer Deathadder yesterday, and one of the feet is scratched already. I'm happy with the performance, but if only they could have made the Sphex larger to prevent this from happening. Going to get the Goliathus now.

Waited a hell of a long time 2 get it after a huge mess up....but WELL worth the wait. neva used a better surface. b4 this i had the genius agama pad...neva in a MILLION years could it compare 2 the sphex. couldnt b happier

This is the most perfect mouse pad for Lachesis,it is realy hard...i had some soft pads and it was realy dumb" to use them with lachesis...when i put some presure on mouse cursor moves cause lachesis laser is realy sensitivewith hard pads there is no that movement...

I've had mine now for about a month when I first got it in I said " damn it smaller then expected no way I'm gonna stay on this thing while playing" but I have to eat my words..It works great with my Lachesis and I have yet to run off the pad in the intense action of gaming....I bought an imitation called the wow pad for my on the road gaming with my Lap-Top but it turned out to be a dud it would not stick to the desk like the Sphex would but instead stick to my wrist every-time I would lift it while gaming... so I am now going to order another Sphex to take with me on my travels and it's the perfect size for my lap-Top case. At 14.99 you cannot go wrong with this buy and if anyone fines a problem with thispad your plain retarded...LOL

thin exactly like two layers of paper compared them!! some people said it was too smooth I like it smooth I have a deathadder' the lacheasis is less glidy from my experience at least the thinness I do find helpful the tracking is.... I haven't yet compared it to any other with the deathadder but going from a stupid office one the sphex I more than tripled the amount of head shots you ask for my idea if it's worth the money? I must say not it aint worth it mainly because worth is nothing to describe what you get for so cheap worth feel bad for it it's much much more than just worth it just amazing in y feel!!!!

btw I swear when I compared with the two layers of paper it was exactly the same I slided my finger back and forward and I didn't feel it bumping or sliding up or down just a perect match not higher not lower perfect match to two layers of paper

I just got the Razer Sphex today and its MUCH better than my old mouse pads. Its very smooth my Razer Copperhead slides right across with ease. Perfect for people who like to play with high sensitivity. For only $14.99 its a good deal.