At 4.41 pounds and measuring over a foot in both length and width, the Atlas is a hefty mouse pad, for sure. This isn’t your average run-of-the-mill mouse pad, and the price tag reflects that. The Razer Atlas is made for a certain group of people for sure. However, if you want to get the best experience, Razer still recommends using a mouse with its Focus Pro 30K optical sensor, so if you have something other than that, maybe this isn’t the best option for you. With a size of 17.72 by 15.75 inches, the Atlas clocks in at 4.41 pounds, which is pretty hefty, all things considered. Razer went to a lot of trouble to get a precision-etched top and make a mouse pad like this. At $99.99, the Razer Atlas is a pretty premium mouse pad, but it’s also fairly large and made of high-quality materials. On the bottom of the mouse pad, Razer puts an anti-slip rubber base to keep it in place, even when you’re performing strong swipes and sudden flicks of the mouse.

The Atlas features a protective coating, which helps the surface to remain dirt- and scratch-free, even after an extended period. This gives the maximum strength and builds the mouse pad to withstand “high-pressure situations” that might arise when gaming at a PC. On top of that, you’ll find that the Razer Atlas is comprised of premium tempered glass and has CNC-milled edges. This micro-etched surface gives a nice texture to the trackpad without making it rough. Razer says that the Atlas works with basically all optical mice, but it “performs best” when used with a mouse that has its own Focus Pro 30K sensor. While featuring an ultrasmooth surface that gives a friction-free experience when swiping your mouse quickly across the glass, you’ll find that there’s a 2μm texturing on the top that is made specifically for the optical sensor to track against. However, Razer is trying to raise awareness and bring more attention to using precision-milled glass. For years, cloth has been the go-to surface for a mouse pad.

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