WTF?! Glass mouse mats have been round for some time now. They’re nonetheless a distinct segment product, however Razer has simply stepped into the market with its first entry on this space. Unusually, the corporate has included a warning for individuals to not use its tempered glass mousepad as a weapon, for lighting fires, or to dam the solar’s rays (or it may very well be a warning in opposition to sunbathing or setting oneself alight).
The Razer Atlas is the corporate’s first-ever glass gaming mouse mat. Comprised of tempered glass, its ultra-smooth floor is designed for fast swipes and constant glides – in comparison with conventional material pads that may trigger resistance when pushing a mouse round.
Razer writes that the mat is micro-etched with 2μm texturing, so it really works seamlessly with optical sensors. It is also been specifically handled to permit mouse swipes which are quieter than the typical glass mat, which might typically be annoyingly noisy.
Elsewhere, the mat has an anti-slip rubber base to cease it from shifting round your desk, and it is tempered for max tensile power and influence resistance, so the glass should not break if you slam your mouse down in anger after by sniped by a camper for the tenth time. There’s additionally a dust-repellent floor and rounded edges.
Razer has additionally included a (presumably jokey) graphic on the Atlas’ product web page warning individuals to not misuse the mouse mat. We see the glass getting used to enlarge the solar’s rays and begin a fireplace. There’s additionally somebody being violently overwhelmed in regards to the head with the Atlas, which might certainly break it, regardless of its sturdiness. The center picture is open to interpretation, although it seems to be somebody utilizing the Atlas to dam the solar’s rays, somewhat than performing self-immolation.
Measuring 17.72 inches by 15.75 inches (0.19 inches thick), the Atlas is an effective measurement for individuals who like quite a lot of area for his or her mouse actions.
Whereas the mat works with all mice, Razer recommends pairing it these with the Razer Focus Professional 30K optical sensor discovered within the likes of the DeathAdder V3 Professional, as the corporate says this sensor tracks flawlessly on glass.
Being a flowery glass mannequin implies that at $100, the Razer Atlas is costlier than most mouse mats – or gaming mice, for that matter. It is now obtainable worldwide.
