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Razer RZ-Vespula Dual-Sided Mousemat $19, Blackwidow Ultimate $89 @ MSY Technology

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Razer RZ-Vespula Dual-Sided Mousemat $19, Blackwidow Ultimate $89 @ MSY Technology
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Olokun on 17/02/2018 - 09:31 msy.com.au (1013 clicks)

Razer RZ-Vespula Dual-Sided Mousemat $19

End of line product but website says it is currently available in all stores (and not 'low stock')

Also available for the same price at Computer Alliance

Non-slip anti-reflective abrasion-resistant hard coat
SPEED surface for faster mouse movements
CONTROL surface for precise mouse movements
Size: 300mm (length) x 240mm (width) x 4 mm (height)
Comes with a gel-filled wrist rest

Razer Blackwidow Ultimate (RZ03-01703000) Water and Dust Resistant Mechanical Gaming Keyboard $89

http://www.msy.com.au/wired/20913-razer-blackwidow-ultimate-…

Website not showing as EOL but stock levels are a bit more scattered across the stores.

Cheapest elsewhere is about $159.

When it boils down to what really matters, we seek a keyboard that’s simply: Tough. One that’s designed to take a beating, hold up during furious key-smashing, and is water and dust-resistant so it remains pristine always. It’s rugged brilliance you never knew you needed—until now.
BUILT TO PROTECT

For every fist-pumping victorious moment, there’s a chance of accidental water spillage on your keyboard. But thanks to the Razer BlackWidow Ultimate’s resistance to both water and dust, you can game with confidence, minus the damage.
TOURNAMENT-GRADE PRECISION

Designed specifically for gaming, Razer™ Mechanical Switches provide optimized actuation and reset points so commands are executed exactly as they should—with blazing fast responsiveness.
LONG-LASTING DURABILITY

Razer Mechanical Switches deliver top performance and reliable durability to make sure you’re ahead of your game. From technology to design, the switches are manufactured in-house to ensure strict requirements are met for each switch produced, resulting in a life span of up to 80 million key strokes.

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  • danielh on 17/02/2018 - 10:04
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    I actually got two of these for $15 each when they were on sale at Centre Com back in August 2016. Absolutely love these mouse mats and definitely recommend them.

  • Lockster on 17/02/2018 - 11:26

    Would this one be just as good?
    https://www.ple.com.au/Products/628464/PLE-Gaming-Mousemat-L…

    • Butt Scratcher on 17/02/2018 - 11:51

      If by just as good, you mean as a mouse pad then yes. I dont have one myself, but the one listed by OP looks like one of those hard plated mouse pads. They are generally a lot smoother/slippery than your typical fabric ones like your link (not necessarily a good thing).

  • AzNDuDe on 19/02/2018 - 03:00

    I owned a Razer RZ-Vespula along with 20 different mouse pads including a gucci mousepad.
    I didn't use the Vespula mouse pad much but 3 months of it sitting on my shelf one of the green plastic feet feel off. That being said the rubber mat that fits beneath still keeps the hard mousepad stable.
    I also had a razer orochi bt mouse that had connection problems so i returned it for warranty at msy. They gave me a refurbished one as a replacement so despite not being happy not being given a new one i accepted it. I went home n used it for a night then got bored of it n left it on the shelf. I was about to use it one day n realised the green scroll wheel rubber had come off to i brought it back for warranty. Msy asked me how long have i been using the mouse since i received the refurbished mouse. I told them 24hours max which seemed hard to believe. But even then expensive products are meant to last. Msy ended up refunding me n i only brought one more razor product since then the razor ouroboros. The ouroboros seems to be holding up well externally even though i havent used it for years. I believe with razer its a hit n miss the majority of my razer products have had manufacturing failures. Razer could do with better quality control n choosing durable parts. Im not sure if ill end up buying the blackwidow ultimate. They marketed it well but do they mean their marketing words?

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