Pros: none really. Did slightly increase sensitivity and accuracy of mouse

Cons: Flat skin that stuck better than glue. I feel your spending way more than this thing is really worth. Its absolutely flat and you are gonna have a tough time trying to take it off of the surface you put it on. I do not recommended, especially at the price point.

Other Thoughts: Waste of money...
However, RAZER DOES make good mouse pad, such as the Goliathus which I also own and love!

Pros: Ya know its desktop skin that works pretty well.

Cons: dirt picks up easily to it.

Pros: Mice glide well on it. Does it's job rather well.

Cons: Started cracking and tearing severely where my wrist contacts the mousepad. The corners have also started cracking severely. It's no longer rectangular as a result. and the little tab is completely torn off.

Other Thoughts: I expect mice-pads to last a long time because they are non abrasive surfaces that teflon feet glide over. They shouldn't be cracking and breaking.

Pros: It's thin. My Apple Magic Mouse slides across it easily. It's thin. It doesn't move (because it has adhesive that makes it stick to the desk. Did I mention that it's thin?

Cons: It's not really portable (because it has adhesive that sticks to the desk). If you like to move your mousepad from place to place, this may not be for you.

Other Thoughts: I don't like the cloth/thick mouse pads that are common. I loved the 3M Precise Mousing Surface because it was very thin, but those are hard to find and much smaller than this.

I love that this is thin and not padded. It's the perfect mousing surface for me.

Pros: Easy to apply. Sticks well to the hard flat surface of my desk. Paper thin. Mouse glides magically over the surface.

Cons: None in my findings.

Other Thoughts: I am using this on a desk so I can't speak for its claims of clinging to any sort of surface. It works well for my purposes but couldn't see it useful for traveling or moving it about a lot.

Pros: Thin, compact design. Adhesive backing makes the mat stick perfectly to my slightly damaged desk.

Cons: None I could think of.

Other Thoughts: It arrived to me in 2 days, and though I was surprised at how it looked when I opened the packaging, it is absolutely perfect! It's very thin so that my wrist doesn't bump it, and the adhesive backing causes it to stay put. 10/10!!

Pros: Great texture/pad that allows for great responsiveness in games. I was amazed at the difference of my sensitivity and accuracy in games like CS:GO.

Great improvement and it was very unobtrusive. Very thin. Not at all like a pad.

No cloth remains in the mouse since it's not made of cloth.

Because of how thin it is (literally a sticker almost), it allows for placement of things on top of it.

The back is sticky so it shouldn't slide around on most surfaces* (See cons)

Cons: Does not stick to ALL surfaces. I thought I'd have no trouble on mine at all. Mine is more of a very flat (painted) wood surface. It stuck kind of well the first time. But I soon decided to take a different play angle/position and had to readjust it for my mouse. Dear lord.... This was just painful. It wouldn't stick back until it finally did. I was so happy! It seemed like for a few days it wouldn't go anywhere. And then one day... when I was applying almost NO pressure. It just popped off. And I never got it stick very well again after that. It was messing up my shots and responsiveness and accuracy (since the whole pad was moving with my mouse essentially). The back is literally a 'sticker' type material. And when I feel it, it still feels sticky, but it just doesn't grip at all.

The mouse is pretty small. It's honestly not bad for most games, but it allows for a shorter range of movements than some bigger mouse pads. I would recommend (if you're going for size and big ranges of motion (180 spin around quick shots?) a different mouse pad.

Other Thoughts: If it wasn't for the stick issue, This would be an excellent mouse pad in all honestly if I could just get the darn thing to stick. But I do honestly feel I want a bigger mouse pad anyway. This one is small (relatively). But the stick issue for me was just a no go. I do recommend it if you have a good flat material, but I would make sure you look at ALL mouse pads first. I have a bias to Razor, so I'd recommend some other Razor pads. Remember, more expensive does not necessarily mean better!

Pros: *Sticks to anything over and over

*Nice side logo

Cons: * Paper Thin, mine also came slightly damaged from the shipping process, it's that thin!

* Surface is pretty much like many desks

Other Thoughts: This is a strange mousepad. I highly suggest you watch an unboxing of this thing before you buy, it is literally paper thin although highly durable.

Pros: Just as advertised, small and light weight and my 2014 Death Adder tracks to it very well. Sticks very well to the table and doesn't move around.

Cons: None.

Pros: Low Profile, no interference between the laser sensor and mat. Doesn't give me pain in my wrist because it is so thin. Awesome for any game I've played, and I usually tend to play on very high sensitivities, and my mouse reacts amazingly.

Cons: Only issue is that after ~2 months one corner became slightly less sticky, and that corner is in the front, so every once in a while it'll come up when I touch it, but it is nothing too serious. It stays down still very well. I did contact Razer about this, and it's taken them a week and a half with no response about how to regain the stick on the mat. Waiting to hear back from them, when I do I'll probably update if stickiness comes back.