Razer Destructor Mouse Pad Review
Conclusions
Contents
Strong Points
- Neat protective case
- Nonslip base
- Enhances performance of gaming-grade laser mice
- Great mouse maneuvering room
Weak Point
- Mouse pad rim can scratch the user’s wrist
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