LGG Neptune Pro Firm

Neptune Pro: Explore New Dimensions of Speed in Your Orbit

Pad Design: Dark Grey pad featuring LGG branding in bottom right corner, alongside the Neptune logo

Disclaimer: This review is based on my personal experience with the pad, which I purchased with my own money. The unit that I am reviewing is 500x500x4mm.

SPECS:

Price: USD from 54.99 to 109.99 (pre-tax/shipping)

Size: XL- 490x420x4mm | XL SQ- 500x500x4mm | XXL- 1000x500x4mm

Base: Japanese SlimFlex (formerly known as PORON) base

Colors: Dark Grey OTHERS: CREDITS

Logo Design by Lewis Wallin

Box Art by alysung.com

Now let's dive into the review:

Test Mouse - G-wolves HTX 4K w/ Xraypad Jades & LGG LA-1 w/ Corepads

SIZE: The LGG Neptune Pro comes in 3 different sizing. XL- 490x420x4mm | XL SQ- 500x500x4mm | XXL- 1000x500x4mm

The LGG Neptune Pro also comes in 3 different base hardness: XSOFT | SOFT | FIRM

LOOKS: The Neptune Pro mousepad features a sleek, minimalist design with a dark grey surface that offers modern look. In the bottom right corner, a small, subtle logo adds to the aesthetic without being too prominent. Its a great balance of simplicity and functionality. 5/5 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

PRICE: The price of LGG Neptune mousepad ranges from $54.99 to $109.99 USD before tax/shipping. It sits in the mid-range pricing for premium mousepads (reasonably priced along with other competitors). You get amazing quality mousepad + amazing customer support if you have any issues. *I paid 49.99 USD for this copy (pre-tax/shipping) (was on sale)

5/5 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Close up of stitching

STITCHING/BASE: The stitching on the Neptune Pro is good and tightly woven. It is of excellent quality - no issues with fraying, loose threads, and inconsistency of how it is woven. Stitching sits just below surface level for a smoother experience. After more than three weeks of testing, I can confidently say the stitching is among the best on the market. I paid special attention to the main areas where I swipe the most, and despite heavy use, there were no signs of wear. It still looks nearly brand new, maintaining its clean and polished appearance.

Japanese SlimFlex Base

In this review, we're focusing on the firm base of the Neptune Pro, which uses the Japanese SlimFlex material (formerly known as PORON). While the base is firm, it didn’t grip my desk as well as I had hoped, and I experienced some slight sliding. However, when pressure is applied, it stays in place. During gaming, the mousepad remained stable since I was pressing down while using it. A bonus to its easy movability is that it allows for quick cleaning of your setup without generating any electrostatic buildup.

5/5 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

PACKAGING: The LGG Neptune Pro mousepad arrives securely in a flat box, packaged within a double-box setup for extra protection: first, the store’s brown envelope-style shipping box, followed by the flat box containing the mousepad itself. It’s a simple yet effective approach. I’ve never encountered any issues with LGG’s packaging, and I appreciate the minimal design, as I like to keep each mousepad's packaging for storage. The mousepad box features a spec sheet sticker placed in the center of the packaging.

5/5 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Close up of surface

PERFORMANCE/SURFACE: Now we’ve come to the most crucial part of the review: the surface and performance. The Neptune Pro is Lethal’s high-speed mousepad within their planetary lineup, offering minimal friction for effortless mouse movement. When using dot skates, I found the pad to feel slightly faster compared to full skates. Despite its speed-focused design, the Neptune Pro provides a good balance of control, especially for micro-adjustments, without sacrificing its fast profile. Plus, it performs well in humid conditions—there was no issue with the surface getting muddy or developing slow spots.

During testing across games like Overwatch, Rivals (Roblox), Marvel Rivals, Valorant, Spectre Divide, and Counter Strike 2, I was able to make micro-adjustments on targets with ease—something I struggled with on control pads. There were occasional overshots, but they were minimal. This mousepad truly shines in fast-paced FPS games, and if I had to choose an all-around pad for any game, the Neptune Pro would be a top contender. It has earned a spot in my top 5 mousepads of the year. With its consistent performance, it’s an excellent choice for anyone looking to try a faster pad for the first time.

TLDR:

G-wolves HTX 4K w/ Xraypad Jades & LGG LA-1 w/ Corepads

• Size(s): The LGG Neptune Pro comes in 3 different sizing. XL- 490x420x4mm | XL SQ- 500x500x4mm | XXL- 1000x500x4mm

  The LGG Neptune Pro also comes in 3 different base hardness: XSOFT | SOFT | FIRM

  
  

• Design: The Neptune Pro mousepad features a sleek, minimalist design with a dark grey surface that offers modern look. In the bottom right corner, a small, subtle logo adds to the aesthetic without being too prominent.

  
  

• Stitching/Base: The Neptune Pro mousepad features high-quality, tightly woven stitching that sits just below the surface for a smoother experience. After over three weeks of testing, there are no signs of wear, and it still looks like new. The base, made of Japanese SlimFlex (formerly PORON), is firm but may not grip the desk as well as expected, resulting in slight sliding. However, it remains stable during gameplay with applied pressure, and its easy movability allows for quick cleaning without creating electrostatic buildup.

  
  

• Packaging: The LGG Neptune Pro mousepad is securely packaged in a double-box setup, first in a brown envelope-style shipping box and then in a flat box. This simple yet effective packaging design has never caused me any issues. I appreciate the minimal style, as I prefer to keep the packaging for storage. Additionally, the mousepad box includes a spec sheet sticker in the center.

  
  

• Performance/Surface: The Neptune Pro is Lethal’s high-speed mousepad, designed for minimal friction and effortless mouse movement. It feels slightly faster with dot skates than full skates, while still offering good control for micro-adjustments. Additionally, it performs well in humid conditions, with no issues of muddiness or slow spots on the surface.