It's fair to say that Razer has never been a gaming brand that's afraid of pricing things in a premium way – you only have to glance at its uber-desirable Blade laptops to underline that point. So when it debuted a mouse mat that could charge your gaming mouse while you used it, the Hyperflux back in 2018, it wasn't a surprise that it was expensive.
Ever since then I've assumed it was a bit of a party trick that no one actually needed, but now that Razer is bringing out a new version at last, I've been won over pretty quickly. I've been using the Hyperflux V2 for a week, and it's taken only that long for me to see how you could get used to this tech.
