POWERPLAY 2 Wireless Charging Mouse Pad for Compatible Gaming Mice, 34.5 X 28.4 cm (13.5 x 11.2 inches), 3.5 mm Height, for PC/Mac - Black | Only for Logitech G compatible wireless mice, for PC/Mac, cloth and hard surfaces included

Exactly what I was looking for! I love that I can keep my wireless G703 both wireless and charged at the same time with no hassles of remembering to plug it in to charge. Worth it for me!

La vida de un crítico es sencilla en muchos aspectos, arriesgamos poco, y tenemos poder sobre aquellos que ofrecen su trabajo y su servicio a nuestro juicio. Prosperamos con las críticas negativas y divertidas de escribir y leer pero la triste verdad que debemos afrontar, es que en el gran orden de las cosas, cualquier basura tiene más significado que lo que deja ver nuestra crítica. Y es en ese orden donde aparecen productos que no nacen de la urgencia, sino de la incomodidad acumulada. El Logitech G POWERPLAY 2 no es una necesidad, es una solución elegante a un problema menor que se repite demasiadas veces. No transforma la experiencia de juego ni pretende hacerlo. Su función es más humilde y, por eso mismo, más efectiva: evitar que pienses en cargar el mouse. Esa pequeña omisión, casi invisible, termina ahorrando tiempo y evitando interrupciones que rompen el ritmo más de lo que uno acepta. La comodidad que ofrece es constante y silenciosa. Funciona como una carretera bien mantenida, no llama la atención, pero hace que todo fluya mejor. Una vez que se integra al escritorio, deja de ser un accesorio y se convierte en parte del entorno, siempre ahí, sin exigir nada a cambio. No es indispensable, pero tampoco es fácil renunciar a él después. Y quizá ahí esté su verdadero mérito: demostrar que el lujo moderno no siempre grita, a veces simplemente se queda.

I love Logitech. I've used their products for well over 2 decades now and I have to say they make excellent peripherals, this included. So nice not to even have to think about charging my wireless mouse anymore. Using a G903 with this, and it always keeps the mouse at around 90-95% charge throughout the day. Never once had an issue. If you ever do though, Logitech has always taken care of me. Their support is world class, and they have amazing people that will help you with whatever you need. I've had two issues on a mouse and keyboard respectively, and they've flat out replaced both of those items without even batting an eyelid. Absolutely incredible service, great product, they deserve your money.

The PowerPlay 2 is every gamer’s dream accessory. No more stopping mid-match to plug in my mouse — it just stays charged while I play. The bigger charging zone means I don’t even have to think about where my mouse is on the pad, it’s always topped up. It’s super thin and feels great on the desk, and I love how it keeps my setup clean (USB-C in, done). Pair it with a Logitech G mouse and you basically get unlimited wireless gaming with zero input lag. I’ve had marathon gaming sessions and never once worried about battery life. If you’re into competitive gaming or just hate charging cables, this is 100% worth it. Once you try it, you won’t go back.

First of all - this is awesome. I always had a wired mouse because I hate wasting batteries. This is the best of both worlds. I'm coming from a Corsair MM800. My thoughts: - They don't tell you the top cloth mat is removable. Like, really easy to remove. - The bottom isn't as grippy as my MM800 was. - I'm using this underneath a LTT mousepad and it works fine. - The little light means it's working. The software doesn't tell you if the mouse is connected to the pad, unless the battery is low enough that it starts charging again. - Not a detachable cable, so if it goes bad, you're screwed, unless you want to break it open and do a little PCB soldering. - Unlike the V1, it doesn't have a wireless dongle built in. - Unlike other mousepads (MM800), it doesn't have a USB passthrough to plug your dongle in to. I'm very opposed to using two USB ports for a single mouse, I'm getting a USB splitter that does a power + power/data split to see if that will get them to a single port. Although, finding any info on how much power draw the powerplay actually needs is nearly impossible.