The 10 Best RGB Mouse Pads

The Razer Firefly V2's (around $52) claim to fame is its staggering 16.8 million customizable options and effects, and it’s optimized for whatever sensitivity settings you prefer. Its hard, micro-textured finish is designed for both responsive accuracy and speed.

Available from an industry leader, the SteelSeries QcK Prism (around $43) illuminates across 12 separate zones and responds to in-game events. The top conveniently flips over, so you can choose either a soft, traditional consistency or a harder one geared specifically toward gaming.

Rather than featuring multiple lighting zones that produce a wave effect, the entire border on the Razer Goliathus Chroma (around $33) moves from one solitary color to another, creating a slightly more subdued experience. You can choose from modes like starlight, breathing, and ripple.

The extra-large Blade Hawks Gaming (around $21) measures more than 31 by 12 inches and offers your choice of either three dynamic lighting states or seven static colors. It doesn't require any drivers so you can just plug it in and you're ready to go.

Unlike some of its competitors, the LED strip on the Corsair MM800 Polaris (around $58) is situated on its surface, so you’re guaranteed a dazzling show. Its handy USB hub can free up a slot on your PC, but note that it can lift up the mat’s tip and snag on a peripheral cord.

The Havit Gaming Soft (around $14) allows you to control multiple lighting styles with a single button and recalls your previously used setting after you turn it off. Its illumination can be configured in 14 variations including flicker, static, breathing, and gradient modes.

The extra-wide Luxcoms Soft (around $22) conveniently doubles as a keyboard mat, and its nonslip rubber base keeps everything firmly in place. Depending on your mood, you can choose between breathing and wave modes, or select a solid color.

With the Redragon P010 (around $20), you’ll discover a whole new degree of gaming personalization, thanks to myriad available settings and 4 brightness levels. It’s designed to improve tracking accuracy, and its high-grade, hard polymer helps ensure an optimal glide.

The reversible Cooler Master MPA Dual-Sided (around $75) has an aluminum surface on one side and a low-friction cloth covering on the other, so you can choose between better control or speed. Nineteen LEDs around its edges glow brightly with a rainbow of colors.

The Cooler Master MP750 (appx. $15) is a good basic option for anyone looking for an affordable offering. It has thick borders that glow with colorful illumination and a water-resistant coating to help avoid damage from splashes and spills.