hello again guys welcome to take it easy I'm Alex and today we're gonna be looking at the razor
Goliath this extended RGB mousepad it's gonna be quite quick once day because I mean it's a
mousepad but it does have some special features which we'll go over in the video if you could
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okay guys so I thought I'd start it off with a quick unboxing video just so you can see how
it comes and what's in a box there's really not much to it it literally comes with the mousepad
in a sort of black tube I had already gone into it just to check everything was okay so it would
usually come with a plastic it's like sort of film around it just to keep it all in place so
this is the razor the lightest extended Mouse map so razor have actually started to offer a
range of products all in this mercury white theme along with the quartz and the black
editions so you can get headphone headphones stand up microphone and much much more all in
this one color scheme which i think is really really nice because more people have started
to care about how they're set up looks and more people are opting for a specific color theme so
it definitely gives people a bit of breathing room now because I don't think many other companies do
this like people that Corsair there aren't that many different color schemes you can choose from
apart from the special edition keyboard which I reviewed the other week which I will link in
the video okay so do you need a mouse mat yes you do but do you need this one which raised a claim
enhances all gaming mice and it's optimized for all levels of sensitivity other special features
would of course be the Razer chroma which offers a full spectrum of 16.8 million colors which of
course you can customize in the Razer synapse app which is very similar to the Corsair one which I
showcased in my keyboard review but this does not have the multiple zones like other Razer products
do so lighting effects are going to be limited so I do have a few gripes with this product and that
is that first of all the small version of this comes with some nice little cable clips for some
cable management and that is of course gonna be cheaper but this one doesn't come with any
of that which I don't really understand secondly I think it's lacking a USB pass-through I think
that would have been a really nice feature to add considering this is gonna take up one USB
slot and all you get in is some lights there's a lot of other things that people are gonna need to
be plugging in and lastly of course is the price this comes in around sixty pounds which i think is
really silly because the Ray is a base station which doubles as a headphone hangar that comes
in at $69.99 and has three USB ports on it and I'm no expert but I can imagine that takes a lot
more materials to build than this so I'm not quite understanding the pricing on this I'm not saying
don't go out and buy one of these I'm saying leave it to last so once all the rest of your
setup is up to scratch then go and think about buying one of these especially in the mercury
white edition there are hundreds of other options out there just your bog-standard mouse master you
can even get black RGB mouse mat so if you are a big RGB fan yes maybe consider this and if
you are trying to build an all-white setup as I am then yet again maybe you could consider this
because I haven't seen that many RGB white mouse mats if any for that matter okay guys
I really hope you enjoyed the video let me know in the comments if you're thinking about buying
one and where you think it's worth the money or not I think I mentioned in one of my previous
videos that this is gonna be part of all-white set up which I'm going to showcase in a couple
of weeks maybe but I will be sure to let you guys know when it's ready again if you could like and
subscribe that really really helped me out take care and I'll hopefully see you guys our next one