Corsair MM700 RGB Extended Cloth Gaming Mouse Pad - 930mm x 400mm - 360° RGB Lighting - Two USB Port Hub - Thick Rubber - Black

Great quality dose exactly what is intended for.

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**⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Amazing RGB Mouse Pad – A Must-Have for Gamers!**I recently upgraded to the **Corsair MM700 RGB Extended Cloth Gaming Mouse Pad**, and it has completely transformed my gaming setup. From the moment I unboxed it, I was impressed by the quality and attention to detail.First off, the size is **perfect** for both my mouse and keyboard, with plenty of room for smooth, precise movements during intense gaming sessions. The cloth surface is super responsive and feels great under my mouse, making tracking and aiming much more accurate. Whether you’re playing fast-paced shooters or just browsing the web, the glide is exceptional.The **RGB lighting** is the real showstopper. It has vibrant colors and multiple lighting modes that can sync with other Corsair gear through iCUE software. The ability to customize the lighting to match my rig’s color scheme adds a beautiful touch to my desk. It's bright without being too overpowering, and the effects are seamless.Another major plus is the **non-slip rubber base**. It stays perfectly in place, even during the most intense gaming moments, which is something I’ve struggled with on other pads. No more adjusting the mat mid-game!Overall, this is the perfect combination of **functionality, aesthetics, and quality**. If you're looking to elevate your gaming experience, the Corsair MM700 is a fantastic investment. Highly recommended!

Prior to this, I used a Razer extended mousepad, but switched to an MM700. It is a bit bigger than the Razer extended Chroma, but additionally has a liquid-resistant surface and dual-slot USB hub. It connects via USB-C rather than an inbuilt cable, allowing for a little more freedom and easier removal. It has three lighting zones - the corsair logo light on the hub, and two rim light outputs in the top-left and bottom right. Though it is not even in strength, the colours are pretty well-defined particularly in the dark.The USB hub is very, very useful as someone whose computer is quite far from me when I am seated. Its immediate uses would be for attaching a mouse, or wireless dongles like for corsair's void elite wireless headphones. I have used it to charge my phone and to attach my kindle over USB. I have used it to connect USB drives (including USB to MicroSD adapters) for quick file management. However, the hub cannot supply a lot of power so cannot be used for external CD/DVD drives or external hard drives. Still, it's a nice feature to have.It is worth mentioning that, at 400mm, the SHORT edge of this mousepad is still longer than the LONG edge of plenty non-extended mousepads - corsair's own mm800 is 350mm. I ended up buying a second MM700, turned through 90 degrees, as a mousepad and to add more soft surface to my desk while using the rest of my first one's long edge to accomodate a few other peripherals. If you have two, both will appear in icue but icue cannot differentiate between them for settings. Lighting settings on them will be duplicated between both.

A quality mat that is big enough to fit a full sized keyboard and leave plenty of room for your mouse. Illumination is bright enough to be visible in the day and very bright in the dark. A great range of colours & functions on the illuminator and the 2 additional USB ports have been very useful. It would have been a nice touch to have the Corsair logo change colour too to match your selection but it remains white at all times.

After ordering a much cheaper version and sending it back due to it having more humps in it than the desert dunes this corsair one blew me away.It came in a beautiful presented box where it was only rolled a few times so is lay flat right out the box.The size of the mat is fantastic giving you much more real estate for you keyboard and mouse .The look and feel of the fabric is pure luxuary with lush ambient lighting that works either with the button to control it or it works seamless with the corsair IQue software to match your other corsair products to match there lighting setup or use diffrent colours in the four lighting zones or diffrent effects controled in the iQue software.You will also gain x2 USB ports on the control modual .To clean the mat I find the best method is to wipe it down with a microfibre cloth and to wipe any marks should you get any on it is use a baby wipe.By using this mat I have gained an extra 10 fps in my games!! ....Just kidding :)Well worth spending the extra money on it and you will see why when it arrives and you lay it out on your desk and plug it in to see it in all its glory .Enjoy.

Love the 930mm x 400mm size—most are just 900mm x 300mm, so the extra width gives more mouse space. It feels premium and was well-packaged. I expected more from iCUE; it doesn’t sync with much else. CORSAIR needs to open their RGB to other systems. iCUE isn’t great, so I’m just using the built-in modes. RGB is decent, but don’t expect super bright colours. It gets the job done.

So I am genuinely shocked by this. The mat arrived rolled up as expected, I spent a little time using command strips on the desk to stop it from curling up, and after perfecting this for almost an hour, I see that the mats LEDS seem to be faulty, the lights on one side flash green instead of blue and the static purple color is red, I knew I was taking a chance with this, I have always been reluctant to purchase cloth mouse mats since I have not had a particularly good experience with them, they don't seem to stay flat, so I have always opted for the smaller corsair mousepads that are hard and have a good relationship with Icue. I am not even going to try and convince myself to pack the whole thing up and package it and go to the post office and send it back to get a refund for it to take 3 weeks. I just wouldn't bother even using it either, going back to old reliable, it can stay in my drawer for when my good one goes faulty, lesson learned.