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Man of Many
2 days ago
- Man of Many
Razer's Latest Product Release Unlocks the Potential for Infinite Gaming
By Jacob Osborn - News Published: 8 June 2025 |Last Updated: 6 June 2025 Share Copy Link Readtime: 3 min Every product is carefully selected by our editors and experts. If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more. For more information on how we test products, click here. 'For gamers, by gamers' is the mantra over at Razer, and their latest product drop abides. It goes by the name of HyperFlux V2 and takes the form of a dongle-free mat that charges your mouse while you play. Bring one into your arsenal to unlock new tiers of convenience and possibility, with the pad keeping your mouse at full charge as you game for hours on end, possibly forever. They might need to peel you out of your chair at the end of each session, but we still say it's worth it! The innovative Razer HyperFlux V2 wireless charging system is effortless by design. It comes in either a hard surface edition for low-friction gliding or a cloth surface edition for tighter control and pixel-precise swiping. Getting started is as simple as inserting a dedicated charging puck into the bottom of your mouse and instaling the latest firmware via Razer Synapse. All that's left to do is place the mouse on the mat, and you're ready to roll. Razer HyperFlux V2 Mouse Pad | Image: Razer Here's a quick rundown of the HyperFlux V2 and its core features: Puck & play auto-pairing with zero additional steps. Dongle-free mouse and keyboard connectivity. A built-in LED charging indicator that changes colours based on battery levels. An anti-slip rubber base with a grooved underside for improved stability. There's a good chance you're already using Razer products, making this one a no-brainer. Not only does it charge your mouse while you play, but it rounds out a wireless arsenal for unfettered gaming. Here's a list of compatible mice and keyboards: Basilisk V3 Pro 35K Gaming Mouse Basilisk V3 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse Cobra Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse Naga V2 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse DeathStalker V2 Pro Wireless Keyboard DeathStalker V2 Pro Tenkeyless Wireless Keyboard Razer HyperFlux V2 Mouse Pad | Image: Razer How can a wireless pad deliver infinite gaming when it needs to be recharged? One might ask. The answer is it can't. Hence, if you truly want to game forever, you'll need to connect the HyperFlux V2 to your PC for continuous charging. It's also worth noting that you don't need to insert the charging puck into your mouse to play wirelessly. However, it's only with the puck inserted that the mat can charge your mouse while you game. Are you ready to unlock the power of infinite gaming potential with zero dongles or cords? If so, Razer's HyperFlux V2 is the innovation you've been waiting for. Choose between the hard surface edition and cloth surface edition based on your particular gaming needs, and prepare yourself for endless immersion. Prices start at US$119.99. Game on, mate.
South Wales Argus
25-05-2025
- Entertainment
- South Wales Argus
Pad at Celtic Manor Resort: Larkin Cen's stunning menu
Set in the airy conservatory at the Manor House at the resort, Pad offers a relaxed atmosphere, friendly and helpful staff, and a culinary experience you have got to try if Asian food is your thing – or even its not. We were even lucky enough to get to chat to the chef to find out about more about his concept for the menu and his delight at being back at the Celtic Manor. Starting the evening with a couple of signature cocktails, including a fruity Singapore Sling, we sat is the big bay window of the bar and watched the world go by – which this particular evening meant watching guests gather in black tie and some fantastic gowns for event at the ICC Wales. We decided to go for the Imperial tasing menu option (£48 pp) which was packed with delights including Korean Pork Belly Bites, Roasted Duck Massaman and a Whole Seabass with Soy Dressing and Herb Salad. (Image: Jo Barnes) (Image: Jo Barnes) (Image: Jo Barnes) Kicking off with Shrimp Crackers we knew we were in for a treat – each dish was just bursting with flavour. The tasting menu is designed to share and made for a wonderfully social meal as we dipped in and out of the bowls with our chopsticks (not in any way expertly but we managed). To accompany the food we asked for a bottle of sparkling water and were delighted to be offered a range of options to flavour the water – these included a slice of root ginger or lemon grass among others. The ginger added an extra dimension giving the water just a slight hint of the taste – I may well be trying this at home. We also decided on a bottle of Hutton Ridge Shiraz from South Africa which turned out to be the perfect choice – delicious but not too heavy to drown out any of the delicate flavours coming from each of the dishes. Tasting menu done, it would have been rude not to sample a dessert. The Mochi Selection (£8.50) included Coconut, Passion fruit and Mango, and Strawberry and Cream, was yummy. (Image: Jo Barnes) (Image: Jo Barnes) The Passion Fruit Panna Cotta (£7.50) with Mango lassi was a revelation and beautifully presented. The menu also offers small plates, bao and dumpling options, larger dishes including steak and a selection of Asian curries and wok dishes. To find out more and to book go to the Celtic Manor website.
