Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’ve been using the Powerplay mat for a year now and it has been great. I use a Logitech G Pro Wireless mouse that is compatible with the Powerplay. I’ve had it up and running with no issues this entire time. I wanted the Powerplay as soon as it was announced. I hate wired mice and changing batteries. So what am I supposed to do? Well I got my hands on a G Pro Wireless and knew that I needed the Powerplay to finish the setup. Setting up the Powerplay is as easy as plugging it into an available USB port, downloading the software from Logitech’s website, and that’s it. You can change the LED on the mat to match the LED on your mouse. The mat comes with 2 different pads to use depending on your preference - hard and cloth. The pads are 11 x 13.5”, so they are plenty large enough. The wireless sensor is the same lightspeed sensor that’s in the mouse and is capable of 1ms response times. Basically, it’s faster than some wired gaming mice. The pad always keeps my mouse topped off. I have yet to see the battery life dip to any noticeable degree. However, this thing is not cheap. This is my only complaint. Once you buy the mouse, even the $80 G703, you are $200 deep on a mouse and pad. That’s a lot of scratch to drop to avoid wires and battery swaps. Do I regret it? No. But I went all out on my PC build and got the mouse for free, so I didn’t feel bad springing for the pad.

The Logitech POWERPLAY Wireless Charging System is an absolute game-changer for anyone using a compatible Logitech gaming mouse. I’ve been using it for a while now, and I can confidently say it eliminates the hassle of constantly recharging or swapping batteries. The seamless integration with my Logitech G502 Lightspeed is flawless—my mouse stays charged at all times, even during long gaming sessions. The mouse pad itself feels premium, offering both a soft and hard surface to fit your preference. Setup was effortless, and the Lightspeed technology ensures there’s zero lag while playing. If you’re serious about gaming and want uninterrupted, cable-free performance, this is hands down the best investment you can make. Highly recommend!

Love this product. Solid mousepad with both a cloth and hard top surface to choose from and keeps my G502 Lightspeed Wireless at full charge all the time. It fits perfectly on top of the deskpad that I already had so my overall deskpad space stayed the same. I definitely recommend this product if you have a compatible logitech mouse!

Works flawlessly. Never worry about charging your wireless mouse again. Costs a premium price, but totally worth the convenience. FYI you do not have to use the mouse pads that come with the charging base. Use whatever floats your boat. This also acts as the dongle for the mouse, so no need to use the wireless dongle that comes with your Logitech mouse. I absolutely recommend this product.

Straight to the point. This wireless charging mousepad works advertised. Note the battery of your mouse will be maintained between 85% and 95% while being powered by the PowerPlay charging base to optimize battery cycles and is by design. It comes with 2 pads but as you can see from the pictures attached, I using my own mouse pad.

It's fine and it does what it's intended to do. It's a bit more fragile and floppy than I expected it to be, but that also makes it light. I can put a mousepad over it just fine and it works. And it does charge my mouse! Though for some reason, it's always stuck in the 90% range... 95-98%, usually. I *am* interested to see how long it lasts though. I bought it 3 weeks ago. I guess the only reason it's not 5 stars is because I'm unsure of longevity. It does seem kinda fragile and finnicky, in particular the connector point, but it's... fine. It was also probably more expensive than its worth.

It's a great produc for those who want to minimize cables on their desk. It works as a wireless dongle for your mouse. It does a good job of keeping your mouse charges, but can only charge 1 mouse. 2 mice on the mat will cause them to lose their charge. I use one for productivity G502, and another for gaming Pro X. The 2 surfaces are nice. They don't slide around, and they all feel like quality builds.

I never have to worry about charging my mouse again. Feels nice, solid. Remarkably thin. Feels fine sitting on top of my desk size mouse pad. Two mouse surfaces included, incase I ever want to try the hard top. A little larger that I thought it was, which is a good thing. Glad to finally have it.

While this comes with two options for mousepad I actually have a large desk pad that I already use. I just slipped the powerplay device under my desk mat sideways and it works great. Never have to worry about low battery and with my G502 it’s very responsive. It’s not cheap but it does what it advertised. I would be interested in a larger one or one that is longer so it’s more convenient to use oriented with the hub portion running alongside the pad instead of above. Pictured with LTT Northern Lights Desk Pad.

I bought this along with a Logitech G Pro Wireless. It came with 1 soft mat, and 1 hard mat. It also came with a battery that you will swap with the G Pro Wireless in order for it to have wireless charging. What I did was I removed tbe mats and purchased 2 XXL Mats. The first one, I cut out the shape of the powerplay, and rested the second mat on top of that. You cant even notice it. It feels like 1 solid mat. An EXCELLENT addition to my gaming setup.

When combined with the Logitech mouse, it really does level up your consistency. You dont have to worry about charging at all, and you dont have to deal with a bulky charging bay or a wire tha completely defeat the purpose of a wireless mouse.

I like wireless mice but the batter would go low then I got a mouse on a rope again, so I thought why is it really worth it. Well I was browsing BB and found this from "LOGITECH" what? I like all their products they are reliable, but this was a gaming setup. So I gave it a shot. OH MY GOSH! I love this, I'm never going back.

Nice charging mat, but is a bit overpriced for what it does. The mats that come with it and sit on top of the charging plate aren't the best quality and within 6-9 months started showing intense wear and rolling up on the edges. For something this much money, I would have expected a better quality.

Not gonna lie, i came from a wired mouse life style… the only thing that was stopping me from going wireless was the thought of charging the mouse every time… well get this and youre safe, heads up only keeps it at 85% to prevent over charge

I bought the logitech G604 wireless gaming mouse and wanted to add the powerplay charging system to charge it. The chaging pad works great and keeps the mouse charged and ready to go. If you buy a logitch wireless mouse this is a must.

My mouse has not gone below 89% battery since I got this, it works perfectly, and the charging is fast enough after a full day of use my mouse usually only goes down 10% after 8 hours, then back to 100% in 15 minutes

This is the first charging mouse pad I've gotten. The investment was risky, but it was well worth it. And I'm never going back to wire charging again. Nothing sucks more than a mouse dying while gaming. With this, you can forget about battery all together :)

This is an awesome mouse pad. Works with my Logitech G Pro Wireless mouse. It keeps my mouse topped off, but not fully charge. Usually stopped at 96%. I also likebthe facr that i dont need to use the lightspeed usb for my mouse which free up usb ports. I wish the charging pad works with my Logitech G915 keyboard and Logitech G Pro X wireless headset so i can eliminate the use of the lightspeed usb.

The power attachment is sorta flimsy and my mouse doesn't ever really reach 100% - but I like that my mouse doesn't have to sit in one spot for it to charge. Wish they sold custom mousepads for it... I wish the mouse and pad LED would automatically sync up - haven't bothered looking in settings to see if that's a feature. Should just happen though since signal is being routed thru the mousepad already.

The Logitech Powerplay wireless charging pad is a game changer. In the packaging you will find a charger cable, soft pad, hard pad, the base, and rechargeable battery for the mouse (Photo 1). Design The top of the base is a soft rubber which provides grip to the blue plastic underside of the soft or hard pad (Photo 2). Switching is as easy as just lifting the padding off the base. Even though it’s relying solely on the rubber base for grip I haven’t had it move on me while using. There is also no movement from the base as the bottom is completely rubber providing complete grip to my wooden desk (Photo 3). The design is minimalistic with an all-black pad with the letter “G” in white at the bottom right and a RBG lighted G at the top (Photo 4). Also due to how this is designed to switch between the hard and soft mouse pads, if either mouse pad wears down you can buy and replace just the mouse pad instead of the whole unit. Measurements The charging pad measures at 12 11/16” (H) x 13 1/2” (W). However, just the mousepad it is 11 3/16” (H) x 13 ½” (W). Due to the height, it might be difficult to fit in a laptop bag (Photo 5). Also, the mouse pad does not fold or roll up due to the blue plastic that grips to the charging base. Charging To power the Logitech, it uses a proprietary port that connects to the base and then connects via USB-A to your laptop or your own charger (Photo 6). To prevent damaging and wearing out the rechargeable battery, the Logitech does not fully charge your mouse. Personally, it keeps my Logitech G502 X Plus at around 79% charge. The charging pad is for the mouse only and WILL NOT CHARGE YOUR PHONE. Also, for those that have a white mouse, the rechargeable battery comes in black. Personal Experience Pros - Overall, I love the Logitech Powerplay wireless charging pad. I like the ease of switching, more so for replacing the soft pad. I like how it doesn’t keep your battery fully charged but enough to keep you on the go. I’m also a fan of the simplicity in its design, its solid grip, and the little bit of RBG lighting to match my setup. Cons – It’s a little too big for me personally. It takes up quite a bit of space on my desk and it makes portability in a bag difficult. I think it would have been perfect if it was 4-5in shorter in width. My other complaint is with the proprietary port, I would have preferred if this connected to the charging base via USB-C. Overall I would recommend this product.