Customer Ratings & Reviews

A friend of mine has one of these and at the time i thought it was way too expensive for what it was. I tend to forget to turn off my mouse after shutting down my PC and as a result it would need to be charged almost every other day. This became very annoying since i bought a wireless mouse to game without the restricting cord. And i know i could just be more disciplined and turn it off, but i paid for my laziness with this mouse pad and not i never have to worry about having to plug in my mouse again.

this mouse pad is probably going to be the last one you need, has 2 different pads for your needs, and charges you mouse all the time, so this is great for those that forget.

I've been using the Powerplay mat along with a variety of Logitech mice for the last 2 years, and I absolutely love it. I've never had to think about charging my mice, and only ever had to plug them in for firmware updates. The mat area is a little small, but I solved this by using two large 2mm thick desktop mouse mats, stacking them, and cutting out a groove for the Powerplay mat (also 2mm thick) in the bottom mouse mat. This way I get a huge, smooth mousing surface with most of the "meat" of the mousing area available for charging. Highly recommended if you don't mind the investment.

Bought this to be able to have longer game sessions and it did not disappoint. Not having to ever charge my mouse with a physical wire is highly recommended

Keeps my G502 Lightspeed charged. Setup was quick and easy. Comes with a soft surface mousepad and a hard surface mousepad. One thing to keep in mind is that the charging feature is limited to Powerplay-enabled Logitech mice.

Great technology to keep your Logitech mouse charged. Just put the mouse on the pad whenever you want to charge it. I personally dont like using a mousepad, so I keep the mousepad to the far corner of my desk. I'll place my mouse on the mousepad every few days to charge my mouse. You dont need to keep the mouse on the mousepad to use it BTW.

Works exactly as intended, my wireless g502 will not drop below 80 percent battery when I'm using it with RGB on. This mouse pad will charge your supported mouse on the entire surface area.

The Powerplay wireless charging system keeps my Logitech G903 ready to go all the time. I never have to worry about my mouse going dead in the middle of gaming.

Now I know what you're thinking, because I thought the same thing, "$120 for a mouse pad?!?!" But curiosity got the better of me and I had to try it out, and boy am I glad I did! If you have one of the compatible mice you definitely need this, you'll never have to wire up your mouse again, you'll never have to worry if your mouse is going to die in the middle of that heated Call of Duty deathmatch, you'll never have to rummage around that drawer where you keep all your wires and hope to find the right one, NO! Quit living in the past and start living in the year 3021 where we don't ever have to attach a wire to our mouse!

Not sure if it’s worth the price. But it works. I haven’t had to charge my G502x since I bought it. The fabric mat got destroyed pretty quick, but the hard mat is much more durable and easy to clean.

this mouse pad does it all it charges your mouse AND it comes with a hard plastic surface and a soft fabric surface 10 out of 10 would buy again my mouse is never out of battery now!

I love this thing. Works amazing super easy to set up. Its also extremely slim so it fits great. Just buy it.

This product is a very convenient pairing for my G502. It works as advertised - keeps the mouse in the ~85%-95% range (apparently it doesn't continually charge to 100% because that's not good for the battery). My only complaint is that I think it's overpriced for what it does.

I didn't realize how much I would enjoy having this product but it's the perfect companion for an Logitech mouse (I use mine with the G903 standard). I've never had any issues with response time/input lag using this mousepad and it was a welcome change from the hardtop Razer firefly I was previously using on the battle-station. My only regret it lacks a usb input port. It's not something you expect on a mousepad, but my philosophy on peripherals like these are if you can use a slot, you can give a port! But otherwise it is a must have companion if you're already in the wireless Logitech ecosystem.

This is quite possibly the most I've ever spent on a mouse pad, but for good reason. The Logitech powerplay is something I decided to pick up in addition to the Logitech G903 wireless gaming mouse. The selling feature of the pad is that I wirelessly charges the G903 as I use the mouse to play. You have a variety of surfaces to choose from out of the box. You place the surface pad on top of the charging base, and you're off. I've really enjoyed using the mouse pad. Both the pad and the mouse have a little subtle RGB lights, but nothing that's distracting. All in all, this is the way to go if you have one of Logitech's compatible gaming mice.

Haven't charged my mouse since I bought it. its a very useful item if you hate charging your mouse

This product feels really nice. It is a good quality of life. However, I do think it is a little overpriced. I would not buy this product full price. I would wait for a discount. One think I don't like is that it charges the mouse really slow. Its only 5V, I believe. Overall, good product, though not a necessity.

Amazing mousepad and super convienant and genius’s that it has 2 interchangeable mouse pads cloth type material and a plastic and the mouse picks them up well without sliding TV around the only downside is that the wireless receiver doesn’t have the options for weights in it like my mouses original receiver so kinda a let down put totally manageable just before you play switch it out love the hint of rgb pus customizable cords length is perfect and the mouse pad size is perfect for the size I need it not to big and not to small

Love this device! It's great-sized and comes with two different surface textures. And of course, charges my wireless G502 so I never have to worry about it ever again.

Does what it is supposed to do... the reason for the Summary, on the back of a lightspeed mouse there is a pop out where you insert a quarter size, metal token, I am saying token because I do not remember what they call it. The token completes the battery connection. Instead of replacing the token in the mouse with the one that comes with the pad, I left the one that came with the mouse in, to me they looked alike so I thought there was no difference, wrong. The mouse was charging if I plugged in the USB cable, but was not charging through the pad. Long story short, I replaced the token with the one that came with the pad and it has been working great ever since.