The RNCYN Oversized Mouse Pad is designed for gaming enthusiasts and professionals looking for an expansive and functional workspace. With its generous dimensions of 900 mm x 400 mm x 4 mm, this mat offers ample space to accommodate your keyboard, mouse, and other accessories, while allowing for smooth and precise movements. Made from natural rubber and microfiber cloth, it ensures a soft and smooth surface, ideal for precise mouse movements. Its non-slip design guarantees optimal stability even during the most intense gaming sessions. The mat is also waterproof, making it easy to clean and splash-proof. With 14 RGB lighting modes, you can customize the atmosphere of your gaming space with dynamic or static light effects. The mat is wired, ensuring a stable and reliable connection. In addition to being durable, the material used is environmentally friendly and harmless, providing safe use. This mouse pad is an ideal choice for those who want to enhance their gaming or work experience with a practical and aesthetically pleasing solution.
Product Description
900*400 Oversized Gaming Mouse Pad, Non-slip, Waterproof, Backlit, RGB Black
14 Lighting Modes
-This gaming mouse pad features 14 lighting modes: including colorful dynamic breathing light mode and monochrome static light mode, making your gaming atmosphere warmer and more atmospheric.
Oversized
-The 31.5x12x0.3 inch mouse pad fits perfectly on your desk and offers plenty of room for movement. The large mouse pad is suitable for computers, keyboards, and mice, providing the greatest possible assistance to your work environment or your games.
Super Soft, Smooth, and Waterproof
-The RGB gaming mouse pad is made of smooth microfiber, which makes mouse movement more precise. The soft and smooth surface is more perfect for waterproofing.
Safe and Harmless Material
-It is made of natural rubber, safe to use, and environmentally friendly. Stable and not easy to move, durable.
Product Name: RGB Gaming Mouse Pad
Material: Rubber + Cloth
Size: 900mm*400MM*4mm
Connection: Wired