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Two sided for speed and control. Surface maximizes mouse performance. Non-slip mat keeps everything in place. Comfort-gel wrist rest is comfortable and helps you play longer.
Published: 2012-04-30, Author: Brian , review by: pcmag.com
Two sided for speed and control. Surface maximizes mouse performance. Non-slip mat keeps everything in place. Comfort-gel wrist rest is comfortable and helps you play longer.
Moderate performance gains may not justify cost
The Razer Vespula mouse pad is made for gamers willing to pay for even a moderately better gaming experience. With a two-part, dual-surface design, the Vespula promises comfort, speed, and control—and it delivers....
Abstract: SpecificationsRazer's Vespula mouse pad has been out for more than a year now, but has received a Mass Effect 3 revamp. All the specs are the same as far as size, tracking surfaces, and the wrist rest – what's different is the theme.Sporting a Mass Effect...
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Published: 2012-04-04, Author: James , review by: gadgetreview.com
Provides support for the wrist, Offers two textured surfaces on the single pad
It's a mousepad…do you really need one?, The Mass Effect 3 addons are a joke.
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Published: 2012-01-06, Author: Michael , review by: gadgetreview.com
Abstract: I've been gaming nearly my entire life, though the PC has almost always taken a backseat to consoles. Still, with the advent of Steam and a lot of great games being released almost weekly, I could no longer ignore the computer I decked out with parts for ...
The vespula is certainly one of the more interesting mousepads available for gamers today. It offers two surfaces for distinct game play styles and comes with an optional wrist pad. It's small enough to be taken to LAN parties however since it has a plast...
Abstract: Having tested several Razer mouse pads now, we’ve found that for the most part, double-sided pads mostly serve as a gauging tool for gamers to see which style of pad they prefer for future purchases. After a few hours testing each surface of a double-s...
Abstract: Short version: A very slick, but rather small mousepad well-suited to those of you who like hard, slidey surfaces to mouse on. If that sounds good, maybe you should try winning it! Woo!Features: Two mousing surfaces in one! One side is low traction, th...
Published: 2010-02-18, Author: matt , review by: gizmodo.com
Abstract: The promise of a gaming mousepad is somewhat intangible—"more precise mousing." But can you really tell if it's letting you headshot more dudes? Razer's Vespula, however, offers something you can feel: Two completely different mousing surfaces in one.Thir...
