Low and behold, A LOT of buyers have the same exact issue with exactly 3 bends just like mine and apparently it is entirely up to your luck to get a Razer Goliathus Chroma Extended that will lay flay. Over the next few hours, two extra bends have formed at the bottom of the mousepad and I decide to check online. I decide to stack heavy objects on top for over 6 hours to flatten it out, nothing, it will simply not lay flat. I wake up today, play a bit, and I see a bend forming. I unwrap it and start using it and notice a small bend on it, I gently press and it goes down and I keep playing. I have been waiting for half a year to get this as whenever I tried shipping it to Europe, it said it would take 4 months. In an awesome way.I just received a brand new Razer Goliathus Chroma Extended from my brother (ordered on ) who brought it all the way from Los Angeles to me (in Morocco). If you think the Extended mouse pad with RGB is something you need – go ahead, sure – this will set things on fire. The question is – for RM 219 – is it worth picking it up? Personally, I like the whole mouse pad, but it isn’t something I would spend my money on. The Goliathus Extended Chroma is priced at RM 219. A normal Goliathus Speed Extended or a Control Extended would set you back for a whopping RM 165. If you are someone who really wants to light up your setup in the best way possible, this mousepad does justice. The Razer Goliathus Chroma Extended is simply one of their nicest mousepads with an RGB Lighting on top. So, here we are at the bottom of this review. So, the moment you enable modes like Wave, it would have a gorgeous sync-ed lighting. The lighting is nice but what would have been nicer is having the option to control in a zonal way. It would have been awesome if there was a USB port on the module itself, which allows a bypass and let me connect my keyboard. One other thing I realized is that, since it takes up a USB port in the system, that leaves me with just 1-2 empty ports. But you can still go for a setup that you prefer – that’s a nice touch. Breathing and Reactive works if you only have a Keyboard and just a mousepad. ExperienceĪs I don’t own any Razer Mice, some of the effects requires a mouse to perform a complete Chroma Sync.
#RAZER GOLIATHUS CHROMA PC#
There’s Chroma Effect for advanced setup and then the option to turn it off when your PC goes Idle. Then you get to pick between 4 different modes – Breathing, Reactive, Spectrum Cycling and Static. First is the brightness where you can take it up a notch or not. Once you’ve done that – you’ll see a fair amount of settings.
#RAZER GOLIATHUS CHROMA INSTALL#
To get the complete control of the Chroma Lighting – you’ll have to install the Razer Synapse 3.
#RAZER GOLIATHUS CHROMA SOFTWARE#
It does work without using any software and enables the default flow lighting but to sync – you’d need the sauce – that is the Razer Synapse. With that said, the RGB LED Strip is designed in a fluidic way. The Mousepad has a USB 3.0 that connects to the PC or Laptop, which makes the whole thing work. My MX Master did have a bit of resistance but still – wasn’t that bad at all.
To do a simple comparison with my Asus Republic of Gamers GM50 Mousepad, the performance was on par. During my play, the whole experience was responsive and there wasn’t anything to complain about. I personally use a Logitech MX Master for productivity and a Logitech G403. Since it’s a mouse pad – it would be appropriate for us to try out our mice on it.
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