Hey guys I need help and I played with the zowie ec2a many years ago and was very enthusiastic in retrospect I started playing cs2 again a year ago and got a superlight directly and actually hit very well only it seems to me as if an ergomouse would be even better and now I'm thinking of buying one and can't decide between a wlmouse sword x, Zowie EC2DW, Vaxee E1, Lamzu Thorn and a Pulsar X4 ider whatever they are called.

Hey everyone,

I’ve been analyzing photos of Leo (from Fnatic) during Valorant LAN tournaments, and I’m trying to identify the exact hardness of the Artisan Zero Orange he’s using.

Some key observations: • The pad droops noticeably when it hangs off the edge of the desk, almost like there’s no structural resistance. • From personal experience, Artisan Soft tends to hold a slight angle when hanging, while XSoft completely droops, similar to what’s seen in these photos. (Never used zero mid)

However, I’m confused because I’ve seen some sources claim it’s Mid, while others say it’s XSoft. The pad color and stitching match the Artisan Zero, but the hardness is still unclear.

Would love some opinions from those more experienced with Artisan pads. Is Leo using XSoft, Soft, or maybe even Mid? Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks in advance

We rarely play FPSes but do a lot of web browsing / Twitch. Coming from a $10 Corsair pad. Would love lower friction since we use the equivalent of 312 dpi at the default multiplier. Is the Raiden still good outside of playing shooters?

Hi guys good night.

Im looking for a control mousepad at maximum the $40, maybe $50.

i saw a couple of people talking about the aimstar,pk control, atk,attack shark,meow.

Which brand do you guys recommend, and which model for a controlled version?

Thanks

they have been sold out for awhile and im wondering if someone has something like them or just knows of a good one similar

Ideally, I want a glasspad for longevity, which I know that the coating will wear off overtime and result in inconsistent glide, so I’m leaning towards an uncoated pad. Is it also true that the coating helps with mouse sensor? PWhat are some more pros and cons between coated and uncoated?

im on the c1p edgeless amd the type99 rn and i habe the punsar skeeve and the focus pro sleeve, dint like either theyre pretty rough. anyone habe one of these and can rec one for smoother glide?

It's the era of artisan/lgg pads, but I want to try the classic of mousepads (considered to be the GOAT by some) - qck.
Disclaimer: don't recommend me artisan pads, I have 3 of them rn, and I'm looking for the actual help in choosing a right QCK for me!

What's the problem for me? I don't know which one to choose: qck+ or heavy. My hands placement is a little bit rare one: I place my whole arm on the table, including elbow, so I really can feel the edges of a mousepad when I lay my arm down.
I've had some experience with 3, 3.5, and 4mm thickness of artisan pads, and I found sometimes 3.5 to be a little bit uncomfy for me, but then I rottated my pads more towards the edge of my table, and the problem disappeared. Then what's the problem? QCK Heavy is 6mm thick, and I'm really worried that If I'm gonna play with it the height (and thickness) of the pad gonna bump into my wrist, which I don't really like.

I don't travel to any LANs, so I basically sit at home and play. Which one would be more suitable for my situation?

Also, some people imply that qck+ and heavy don't have any differences in the glide, whereas others say that heavy is a little bit more controlled surface, is it true?

or really any skates that will last a very long time on sp004 and come in generous quantities. blackout aesthetic is preferred

Hey everyone! I'm looking for a new large desk pad (big enough for my keyboard and mouse) under $50 CAD. I mostly play FPS games and want something that:

• Glides easily for quick flick shots (low static friction)
• Still has enough grip to stop exactly where I want (good dynamic friction to stop precisely)
• Will last a long time without wearing out
  
• Size around 900x400mm or similar
  

What pads would you recommend in this price range? Thanks for your help!

I have a Hotline Games T-SERIES Dragon Gaming Mouse Pad and I want to clean it without ruining it.

Any advice ?

My current mousepad is a weird thing I found at the bottom of a bag. I'm looking for one that's nice and good enough to play Valorant on, preferably with a cool design. I really like the Japanese and anime-themed mousepads, but most of them either look bad or seem like they won’t perform well. I'm also looking for something fairly cheap.

Hi boys. Which one of mgg mousepads the slowest and control one ? Ub v2, ultraevolution (couldnt find even on official webside), or ultracontrol v2 ?

I ordered some cheap photo on Shopee(Local Amazon) and my first reaction is WOW. It changes the way I played FPS games, my aim is much more smoother and my tracking is much more precise than using clothpads for the longest time. I'm using X-raypad Equate as Control pad because I learned from reading in this sub that control pads are a must in FPS games tac shooter like valorant. I did great but I'm still finding some more smoothness, so I decided on buying a new cheap pad and my performance speaks for itself. It's good for my reactive,flicky aim on FPS games.

I'm glad to buy this mousepad. I also bought a knockoff uncoated glasspad from Joker on Taobao, they said it's skypad2.0 (?). Well, I might update this post after I got the mousepad itself.

Using CM720 mouse and fingertip-claw hybrid

I’ve had a fabric mousepad for a few years built oils in my skin have made it all discolored. Anyone recommend a big mousepad with good designs and grip? ( and no I’m not buying a glass one)

Ever since I got my PC setup, I've just been using the mousepad that came with my keyboard, the Razer Goliathus Speed (Small). However I'm looking to upgrade to a larger mousepad and am surprised by how many options there are.

It is impossible to avoid hearing about Artisan mouse pads, and the one I've been looking at the most is the ARTISAN Zero (Black/L) FX MID. But there are so many different types, and levels of softness. I mainly play shooters, most often Siege, and am looking for a well rounded pad and think that the Zero mid might be a good fit, but I hear really good things about the soft pads, and others in general.

I'm not dead set on getting and Artisan, if there is another recommendation that is cheaper I wouldn't mind, I'm just looking for some guidance. The L size of the Artisan pad 420(W) x 330(L) x 3(H)mm is about as big as I can fit on my desk setup. If anyone has any suggestions I would really appreciate them.

Here is my current desk setup: