Thermaltake Tt Esports Dasher Extended Hatsune Miku Limited Edition Gaming Mouse Pad Snow Miku 2019 Edition Semi-Coarse Surface Non-Slip Rubber Base 35.43”X15.75”X0.16” MP-DSH-Blksxs-09

Really great quality and super cute!

This review considers both the mouse, and the RGB mousepad. The good: - Both mouse and mousepad have Miku all over, which is always a plus. - Thermaltake has taken care to design attractive looking boxes, which are nice to show off even when empty. - The LEDs on the mouse are nice and bright, but not TOO bright either. Also, the stock effect is not "rainbow puke". - Mousepad is really solid, and all my mouses glide every easily on it. Plus, it does not need any bloatware to control the LED lighting. - Mousepad is big enough for competitve gaming, or even for housing two mouses at once (when handling two PCs) - Mousepad print is really solid. Nice picture with tons of colors. Finish is a bit dull, however that same finish gives the mousepad such a nice function, i'm more than willing to take that trade off. - DPI selector button on the mouse is nice and intuitive. Software isn't bad either, but i've seen FAR worse apps. Mouse is realy difficult to really get any grime on it. I was kind of afraid on the side patterns (my hands tend to be a bit sweaty), however, almost no dirt or grime has been trapped on it. - Mouse has no rubberized surfaces. While those are good when a mouse is new, once you keep using it, those get more disgusting. The mediocre: - LEDs on the mousepad could've been a tad brighter. It is fine for me as my room isn't the brightest (and i tend to turn off as many lights as possible), but just a step or two of brightness would've been fine. - Stock LED color on the mousepad is some sort of pink. I see no wrong with pink (reminds me of Luka), however, it does not match the mouse's stock color, nor Miku's traditional green hues. Hell, the mousemat picture has more green than pink. However, color selection isn't as difficult to match, once you get the hang of it. The bad: - Mouse plastic does feel a bit cheap. Been using mine since October, and both mouse buttons are starting to develop a bit of shine to them. - This mouse is light. While most people do like light mouses, i prefer a heavy mouse. - Mouse sensor isn't really set up for "pro" gaming standards. 5000 DPI isn't really high end. Hell, i have a RAT 7 that i got in 2015 that has a 6400 DPI sensor. Most gaming mouses in 2019 and 2020 were at or above 10,000 DPI. - Price. I mean, i KNOW the license payoff for Thermaltake to use Miku isn't trivial, but come on. This was really meant for Miku fans (with the disposable income) exclusively. Anyone else would just look at the feature set and the price, and would completely skip these. I mean, paying $120 for a mouse and mousepad, when the mouse sensor and features are mediocre, the mousepad doesn't let you really control the RGB via app (most people like this, i personally don't)... Yeah. Overall: If you're a Miku fan, definitely get these. They will definitely add some unique flair most people won't have, plus they have some level of collectionist item attraction. If you're a pro gamer, the mousepad is definitely nice, but the mouse isn't really for "pro" levels. Anyone else, well, vote with your wallets.

Snow Miku holds a special place for me in my heart, so I had to get this mousepad. I’m so glad I did. It’s almost as big as my desk but it’s so awesome and gorgeous. It works wonderfully and looks great on my desk, it makes me so happy to look at 🥺🥺 If you have any doubts just cast them aside because this is one of the best purchases I’ve made