A desk mat that charges your phone through the surface while you game on it
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- teen and college desk setups, and anyone consolidating a cluttered desk down to fewer visible objects and cables
- Skip if
- Wireless charging is slower than a cable and gets fussy through a thick phone case, so heavy cases may need to come off
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A large gaming desk mat with an RGB-lit edge, a built-in wireless charging pad, and an integrated phone stand. The charging coil sits under one corner of the mat surface, so a phone set down in that spot charges without a separate pad or a cable running across the desk. The RGB edge lighting runs around the perimeter and is the part that makes a desk setup photograph well. Because the mat is large, it covers the full keyboard and mouse area rather than being a mousepad, which means one surface instead of three mismatched ones. Best fit: teen and college desk setups, and anyone consolidating a cluttered desk down to fewer visible objects and cables.
Pros
- Wireless charging built into the mat surface removes a charging cable from the desk
- Integrated phone stand keeps the screen visible without another accessory
- RGB perimeter lighting is the piece that makes a desk setup photograph well
- Large enough to cover keyboard and mouse together instead of three mismatched surfaces
Cons
- Wireless charging is slower than a cable and gets fussy through a thick phone case, so heavy cases may need to come off
Frequently asked questions
Will it charge my phone through a case?
Thin cases are generally fine. Thick cases, battery cases, and anything with metal or magnets in the back can block the coil. If charging is unreliable, the case is the first thing to test.
Does the RGB lighting have to be on for charging to work?
No. The lighting and the charging pad are separate functions, so you can run charging with the lights off.
Is the mat surface good for gaming mouse tracking?
It is a cloth gaming surface sized for full keyboard and mouse coverage. Tracking is fine for typical optical sensors. Competitive players who prefer a specific hard or speed surface will still want a dedicated pad.
How does it get power?
It runs off USB for both the lighting and the charging coil, so it connects to a computer port or a wall adapter.
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