Gamers who are obsessed with all the RGB goodness they can possibly include in their battle stations will want to take a gander at Razer’s new Firefly V2 Pro mouse mat. Razer touts the Firefly V2 Pro ...

Love it or hate it, RGB lighting has become a defining feature of gaming peripherals. From keyboards to desktops, the gaming community has embraced the vibrant glow of RGB. Razer, a pioneer in gaming ...

Razer launched the Firefly V2 mouse mat. This update adds more and brighter lights and makes the mat thinner than before. The Razer Firefly V2 is available now for $50. Razer today introduced the ...

The Razer Firefly V2 Pro includes a detachable 2.1m Type-C cable for connection and incorporates a built-in USB 2.0 port. This additional USB port allows you to connect a wired mouse receiver or other ...

Adding RGB to anything and everything related or adjacent to PC gaming is something we've all been observing for years. The idea of adding lights to a mouse mat isn't new, and there are several ...

How much would you spend on Razer’s new Firefly V2 Pro mousepad that will make your mouse dance on a floor of RGB light. Reading time 2 minutes Say what you want about gaming gear’s absolute obsession ...

Following on from the announcement last week that Razer had created a new gaming keypad in the form of the Razer Tartarus Pro priced at $129, new wireless headphones in the form of the Razer ...

The Razer Firefly V2 is the successor of the Razer Firefly, made thinner and brighter to intensify any gamer’s Razer Chroma RGB experience. It is now the brightest RGB mouse mat powered by Razer ...

It finally happened. Nearly a decade after we saw the inevitable addition of RGB lighting to the edges of mouse pads, Razer has finally done the only logical next step and made a mouse mat that's one ...

Today the Razer Firefly V2 was revealed by the company whose obsession with rainbow LED lights seems without end. Seriously, do you have any idea how many devices are out in the wild right now with ...

“Haha, Razer likes to add RGB lights to stuff.” It’s an easy joke to make for a tech reporter, and I confess that I’ve indulged in it more than once. But to tell the truth, Razer’s products are ...