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Hi Folks!

I've seen thes video un Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTtwb7s39u4
We are looking for a map tool for pathfinder.
Does anybody have any experience with that thing?

It looks pretty ugly and I see a few problems so it's not for me.
I don't see too many advantages over a sheet of perspex, clip frame or old picture frame and a few sheets of acetate which are available for a fraction of the cost.
It's way too small for 28mm models, my preference for rpgs.
I wouldn't find the magnetic element useful. Generally I'll get through a section of map each session and can easily take a photo with my phone or mark the map with pencil to record positions between sessions.
Just seems a bit gimmicky, the pawns falling off and the horrible crunching sound when the clips are used on the video sound ominous.
Maybe some food for thought before you invest?

If you have no table space, I can see a need for it.

I just use a Chessex reversable mondo-mat with 1" squares on my gaming table.

Link: http://www.chessex.com/mats/Battlemats_MegamatsReversible.htm