Well I've had my desk, the ocuk boogiebug, the razer goliathius and now have the razer destructor as I've not been too fond of the last 2 matts for a key reason, that they aren't very long life, spill something on them and they stain or crease up etc and the height is too high @ 4mm.
In comes the destructor then!
I read several reviews of it before buying this afternoon and went for it. played some L4D and have to say it is much better than them all. The mouse glides effortlessly without an ounce of friction which the others did have (Goliathius less so but still there) and it's not metal like the steel series so won't freeze your palm or play funny games with certain wireless mice.
In usual Razer fashion the packaging is way OTT, in fact I'm going to try and mod the case it comes in to hold documents and what not sooner or later
Pics:
Thickness vs Goliathius (which is the same as boogiebug)
The underside is nonslip rubber the same as the other matts.
Size
Case
Case unzipped
If I got a new cloth based matt for £10 every year after wear and tear then the destructor will easily outlive 3 of those making the cost vs longevity margin well worth it
In comes the destructor then!
I read several reviews of it before buying this afternoon and went for it. played some L4D and have to say it is much better than them all. The mouse glides effortlessly without an ounce of friction which the others did have (Goliathius less so but still there) and it's not metal like the steel series so won't freeze your palm or play funny games with certain wireless mice.
In usual Razer fashion the packaging is way OTT, in fact I'm going to try and mod the case it comes in to hold documents and what not sooner or later
Pics:
Thickness vs Goliathius (which is the same as boogiebug)
The underside is nonslip rubber the same as the other matts.
Size
Case
Case unzipped
If I got a new cloth based matt for £10 every year after wear and tear then the destructor will easily outlive 3 of those making the cost vs longevity margin well worth it
