Logitech GPOWERPLAY 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

Good product, I recommend itHere's what you want to know:No, you cannot pair your mouse and keyboard to it. I have heard this was a feature in the Powerplay 1, but it is not included with this product.If you plug it into a 'USB switch' or a 'USB splitter', and you hear a pulsing rhythmic beeping sound, it does not have enough power to function. Plug into a dedicated port or get a powered USB splitter.No, it cannot charge your phone.The mouse pad material is removable from the top of the charging pad. This means you can put another similar sized mouse pad on it, or put it under your existing desk mat.It does not start charging your mouse until at least 80%, and it stops at 90%. This is a feature to extend battery longevity, not a defect. It does not charge a fully dead mouse. If Its fully dead, plug it in to the USB C.No, It does not appear in G Hub as a device.Cheers.

This whole powerplay 2 thing has been super annoying, I bought one and returned it because I thought it wasn't working. First nothing tells you now with the mice you HAVE to use the dongle, so of course I was confused why my mouse wasn't just working when turned on. The old powerplay doesn't recognize the new wireless mouse, so it wouldn't show up on that one either. Then the other issue is the powerplay2 mat itself doesn't show up in GHUB, that is a huge change for logitech and they don't tell you to expect that. So I assumed my first powerplay2 mat was DOA, because when you plug it in, there was no indication in windows anything connected, my first one, I don't think I heard the usb sound when you connected it, but I did notice on the second one a tiny light, so at least I know it is getting power. But still doesn't show up on ghub, so how would you know without them being specific about:1) The new powerplay 2 doesnt' have a receiver in it., you HAVE to use the new dongles with your devices (this is how they say it has future compatibility).2) It won't show up in ghub, so don't look for it.3) The new devices also won't be detected with the original powerplay built in receiver.4) The new powerplay 2 only has a tiny light in the front side of it, to show it has power I am not sure if the logo will light up like the old one did when it is charging the mouse or not, but kind of hard to tell if it is working.So those are huge changes, hopefully people get that without returning it like I did.

I got this to go with my Logitech G502X lightspeed wireless mouse. $120 for a mousepad is absolutely absurd and without a doubt a LUXURY to own. That being said, I love this mousepad, its so convenient to be able to have a wireless gaming mouse with infinite power that literally never needs to be plugged in to be charged. If you have a compatible Logitech mouse and have the money to spend on this mousepad i recommend it.

First one I received, the light did not stay on the entire time, ended up never charging my logitech mouse. Got a replacement powerplay 2, charged 1% of the battery while making a loud noise, did not work after 20 hours plugged into my computer.Do not buy this

I owned the previous generation. This one is ALMOST as good. I don't know why, but Logitech decided to discontinue the replaceable cable. If you happen to pack this to take with you, the cable connection to the pad can easily become stressed. On the previous version, you could replace a broken cable, but not so with this version. If you damage the cable, you will have to replace the entire item. Seems like a step backward. Get an extended warranty because cables are easy failure points. Design is great for manufacturer profit not so much for user affordability / product longevity.

I have been waiting for months after buying a wireless Logitech mouse that the v1 has been sold out and happy this is finally released. Works exactly as I expected. A bit large for my taste (I only use about 100 cm^2 of space with my mouse); if you use a normal size keyboard tray and a full size mechanical keyboard you might have issues where the mousepad is under the keyboard. Luckily I use Advantage 360 so no issues there.Other reviews seem to complain about lack of wireless receiver; I didn't even know that was a possibility so that doesn't really bother me any. I just plug the mousepad into the USB port on my desk to provide power, no need for Logitech's bloatware.Since I couldn't for the life of me find a specific compatibility list: this works with Lightspeed 2.

I have nothing good to say about this POS. Only it is way overpriced for a non working mouse charger. Do not buy this. This is a truly dissatisfying purchase while Logitech has been my go to for years. Trash.