Logitech G Powerplay Wireless Charging Pad - Recharge Your Gaming Accessories On the Go!

Benjamin N. Dilts: In 2023, we're using Micro-USB for a high-priced gaming peripheral? Really?

But practically, this thing works great. I like that they provide two different mousepad materials depending on your preference (and I could give the other one to my kids as a normal mousepad).

United States on Nov 17, 2023

Tavis: I've been using the Logitech G Powerplay Wireless Charging System for a few months now, and I'm absolutely loving it.

The Powerplay is a wireless charging mousepad that uses a proprietary technology called Powercore. The Powercore module attaches magnetically to the bottom of your mouse, and it provides continuous wireless charging.

This means that you never have to worry about your mouse running out of battery. As long as your mouse is sitting on the Powerplay mousepad, it will be charging.

I love the convenience of the Powerplay. I don't have to worry about plugging in my mouse or changing batteries. I just put it on the Powerplay mousepad, and it's good to go.

The Powerplay is also very well-made. The mousepad is made of high-quality cloth, and the Powercore module is made of durable plastic.

I've been using the Powerplay for a few months now, and it's still going strong. I highly recommend it to anyone who owns a supported mouse.

Pros:

Continuous wireless charging
Convenient and easy to use
Well-made and durable

Cons:

Can be expensive

United States on Jul 27, 2023

VicenteVicente: I've been on Logitech's Powerplay system for three years now, and it's a subtle but serious upgrade for anyone seeking to refine their wireless mouse experience, whether for gaming or general usage. While I wouldn't necessarily say I was battling with wire drag in my previous setup, my experience post-Powerplay has made me hypersensitive to the cable tugs and pulls inherent with a wired mouse. Having tasted the freedom of a wireless experience, I find it hard to even consider returning to the tethered confines of wires.

This system eliminates the all-too-familiar struggle of battery anxiety. No more frantic searches for a charging cable when the dreaded red blinking light of a dying mouse battery appears mid-session. Whether you're about to hunker down for a gaming session or preparing for a productivity marathon, the Powerplay system ensures your mouse is always charged and ready. It's a liberating sensation that's hard to overstate.

However, if you're considering the Powerplay system, be aware of an important caveat: it doesn't work with metal desks. I discovered this compatibility issue when I switched to the SecretLab Magnus Pro, which rendered the wireless...

United States on Jul 21, 2023

Summers8Mike: The setup is slightly confusing especially you have to switch on and off the mouse. Apart from that is is a great product paired with my wireless G502

Canada on Apr 25, 2022

Len Weber: This is a good product & worthy of 5 stars but if you're in canada the price is quite steep which is why I gave it 3 stars. I was hoping I could have my G502 & my G703 charging at the same time but what I wasn't aware of is each mouse requires a charging disk. They only give you 1 disk & it's another $60 to buy another disk. If you've got the money I recommend this product but if you
re like most of us I'd just charge with a cord.

Canada on Jan 30, 2022

Eddie Harris: Great product! Keeps my mouse charged and working well.

Canada on Jul 23, 2021

shuster: Great product, works perfectly fine with G502

Canada on Jan 15, 2021

Morgan: I think I have this system for about a year now. In terms of does it work? Yes it works. But in terms of does it worth the money? Not so much.

First problem is the mouse won't get charged if it's close to a metal surface. I have a desk with metal sliding tray to put mouse and keyboard. At first the mouse would't charge at all. Then I figured it has to be away from the metal tray for about 2 inches (depends on what you put in between, in general, the further away from metal surface, the faster it charges) So right now, I have the mouse pad sitting on a cutting board + a hard plastic portfolio folder + a cardboard came from the system package and finally my university certificate folder. Sounds stupid but at least it charges.

Second issue is, it only works with the hard surface mat it came with. Interestingly, after one year of purchase, I tried the soft cloth mat for the first time today and found the movement is very inconsistent and jaggy.

So yes, while you don't have to charge the mouse anymore, it's better to think about your desk material and preference first.

Canada on Mar 02, 2020

Brian: TL;DR: $100 and worth it. Charges slowly, but will keep your mouse alive without plugging it in. Shame that only two mice work for it so far.

When I first stumbled on this mouse pad, I scoffed and wrote it off as a gimmick. Mind you, I've spent this kind of money before on metal mouse pads from razer. I bought this for my wife just recently to "test" it, because she just got her first gaming computer and needed a mouse/mouse pad.

As an avid PC gamer, I can't sing the praises of wireless mice enough, but the worst thing about them, is that they eventually die. Naturally, you'd want a rechargeable mouse so you don't have to worry about batteries, however, I always seem to forget to charge my current mouse because the charge lasts long enough that I don't think about it (roughly 3 - 5 days). Whenever my mouse does die, I get annoyed because I feel stupid for not charging it and then I have to deal with the cord.

This mouse pad solves every problem with wireless mice. It continuously charges the mouse, so long as it's on the mouse pad(duh) even while in use. There is no lag or latency issues because the mouse communicates directly to the mouse pad. You'll never...

United States on Mar 15, 2019