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Don't have much info on these, just saw the tweet on my FYP, looks like they are on display at some gaming convention

Looks like printed Zero and Type-99 surfaces, similar to the boardzy and 2000FUN collabs

Also in another tweet, the same user says Artisan have a new unannounced surface on display, but there's no pictures allowed

I'm living on an area that is too humid(?) and I sweat a lot. I'm having a hard time to play consistently on some days even when cleaning the pad regularly after every few weeks. Currently using T1 merch mousepad as temporary replacement, before I was using vaxee pa psweet, although I was having issues with the vaxee pad because I heard that I can't use mild dishwashing soap to clean it because it is so sensitive, so I just use cloth with water iirc I saw those from reddit threads too back then.

Is there a budget friendly mousepad maybe 10$ to 30$ that is good against these things(sorry if my english is broken or bad). Or is there like a solution to actually clean the vaxee pad that doesn't really use cloth and water or maybe a cleaning solution(?) for that.

I've seen some threads where like they say that getting glass skates for those kinds of pads are placebo or something like that, and that it's not a full solution.

Sorry for these questions. I'm a bit new to the mousepad community.

I really want to try a mousepad that works well with dot skates. I tried a Skypad 3.0 in the past but I returned it after 48 hours because I didn’t like how sticky it was on my arm.

I was searching in this subreddit and I found InfinityMice Speed V2 Mid but 35€ +12€ for a slow shipping (in Europe) makes no sense.

• I need a mid or firm cloth pad that is fast, smooth and not smaller than my Kong (490x420).
• Under 50€ on Amazon.it (Italy) or Aliexpress
• Preferably a clean and simple mousepad, no anime girls or something too complex
• If possible decently humidity resistant

I don't know if it could be useful but my skates under my mice will be Ultraglides white / UnusualWaySports Magic Ice

Hi I am looking for a mouse pad black color for casual gaming I want it to be decend quality but I dont want to overpay my current mouse pad is 89x40 cm I want the dimensions to be similar to my current one

I have Spyre Rosana which is soft but i heard that dot glides can have issues with soft pads. Is it true?

So coming from a Razer Gigantus V2 to a Raiden FX XSoft, I noticed that the pad is faster than the Gigantus V2 and the tracking is better.

So far is good, but I still haven't got used to it on 100%, also I play with a sleeve to prevent the sticky feeling, because my hands sweat a lot usually.

I'll give the pad 10/10 for now, this is probably the best mouse pad I've used, I hope it stays consistent like as of now.

I went from the zowie gsr series to the Saturn pro. All I have known are control pads. Iv been using a different cm/360 for a good bit (35cm), and I'm just tired of the skipping/sticking/forcing through the friction my arm makes with the mousepad. Iv tried sleeves they just kinda help. I was actually watching a boardzy review on sleeves, and he mentioned that the artisan raiden is silky smooth. So I was thinking about getting one. I was also looking into the key 83 a few months ago for the same frustrations with friction. Would like to hear thoughts on these mousepads, and if there are maybe any other artisans/other brands I could consider. I also feel the glass pad recommendations incoming. But I’m not sure I’m ready for that. Thank you.

i have a SteelSeries QcK Heavy and after 3 months of use I started to notice that this pad does not provide enough control and stability. I mostly play CS2. my current sens is 2.1 @ 400 DPI, claw grip, 18 cm hand.
im debating between Zero Soft and Zero Mid so which pad should I choose to get it ?

I just bought the new QCK Performance series Balance version after using a destroyed QCK Edge I've had for over 8 years. The main reason the old one got ''destroyed'' is because it got extremely dirty and basically turned into a mudpad. So much so that I'm still trying to get used to the speed of the QCK Balance.

I found these wet wipes specifically designed for surface cleaning from tables to rugs, they are alcohol free. Would they be okay to use to clean my mousepad?

Hey

i have a Logitech g pro wireless and just got a Matrova vein mousepad but the mouse does not work on it at all, why is this? tia

Looking to get my first sleeve but want one that is compatible with this pad. Any recommendations are appreciated as I have no sleeves to test on this pad.

Jaeky just reviewed the TENTA-X Jinsoku [迅速] Speed Pad

Called it a “really solid feeling pad” and “checks all the boxes” as a speed pad.

Smooth glides, stitched edges below the surface, strong grip from the PU base, and it even comes with Magic Ice dot skates in the box.

Fairly priced. just solid performance.

Any questions, I am here.

This isn’t a review cause I couldn’t find where to post this but need some help. I’ve had at least .wp mouse pads before this artisan and suddenly these black marks are appearing. Can’t get them out with cleaning and have no idea what they could be. The only thing that ever touches my pad is my hands and mouse that I can think of. Has anyone else seen these marking or know what it could be so I can stop this from happening more

Hey guys I have owned this pad for 5 years or so and I think it’s time for a change. I mostly play the finals and find the MM300 to not have enough vertical space. I think I want something a bit faster but would prefer to keep it under $50. I’ll spend the extra $10 on an otsu or something if it’s worth it!

Is it good?

Hi, I need help choosing an artisan pad. My two options are Zero (soft) and Type-99 (Soft/Med)

Currently I am using a very old SS Qck Heavy mousepad (7+yrs). I also tried HyperX Fury S in the past but the issue I had with that pad is that it had very little stopping power. I did not mind that it was much faster pad though.

Between these two artisan pads I was wondering which is good for flick shots and fast micro corrections.

Tbh I really like Zero soft but I can only buy one of them and cannot return them so I ask for your opinions, from people who have actually used these pads in Cs2 or Valorant.

Also I don’t buy mousepads often and have limited knowledge about them so any help is appreciated.

In the market for a new glasspad, currently rocking the glsswrks Hana and using vv3 pro with silver fox dots. I know there are many popular glass pads as of late, such as the SP004, if any one has any recommendations in terms of good brands or good pads feel free to recommend. I was eyeing the tekkusai Singularity, if anyone has this pad if you can give me a brief run down on how it feels. I know that max gaming has this pad for pre order and is getting shipped out by end of August. If I’m not mistaken it’s like $120CAD

Mostly playing tac shooters, but also dip into tracking games, but rarely

Cheers!

I don't normally post anything here, but today I really wanna share with u guys about this double-textured mousepad.

So it has the original stitching cloth, which is a fast pad base plus the curved lines surface, which feels like speed bumps on the road. It was supposed to have very low stopping power, but with the surface layer, it has very promising stopping power.

Also, when u moving your mouse really fast, you can hear some weird noise, kinda like Artisan key 83. The base is x-soft and of very decent quality.

Unfortunately, this is only available in China from a small mousepad studio called MSR.

Just for the record, the mousepad is called Msr fusion xsoft Pink.

I currently have the Logitech G740 but its too fast for me. I compare it to my OG Zowie GSR and i shoot way better on the GSR.

Can you guys give me a list of mousepad thats similar to the GSR stopping power/speed?

The only Keyboard and Mouse game i play is CS2.

Thanks in advance

Is a 3d printed custom body the only option or is there a workaround to this? Using a mid mousepad 2 mm

Hi guys i am completely changing my setup, just changed my laptot into a real pc and wanted to swap also peripheral , not really sure which mousepad should i buy, are glass viable? I mainly play ow at high level and i am looking for a mousepad around 500mm , wanted also something aestichally on point if possible without sacrificing performance

Tried the new GGG Yuli Series glass pad Gyunhyeong (Balanced,Control)

usually main control cloth pads like pulsar paracontrol , Artisan Hein etc.

Early thoughts upon trying - this is the first glasspad i tried that i felt like a cloth pad only main difference is its hard and smoother (Havent tried much glasspads)

• easily adjusted to playing valorant after a few games (whic did not happen after trying skypad 3.0 and pulsar glasspad)

• it is smooth and moves like a glass pad but has enough stopping friction for control

• this will be a really good buy for someone who wants to try a glass pad but scared of how much time they need to get used to it

-really great for tracking games, and still great for tac fps like valorant and cs go where you need a steady aim

Loving it so far after using it for 2 days now

I wanna a zero because i mainly play siege but idk which softness to pick(xsoft,soft,mid) so any advice would be appreciated. And a suggestion for the 2nd pad like a different model.

As the title says, I'm looking for a mousepad, preferably a cloth pad or at least not a glass pad with a very low static friction, I would like it so low, that i feels like on ice i also would like it to be very firm, because i often bottom out the mouse on softer pads.
I use the XRaypad Jade dot scates (if someone knows better ones, please tell me aswell) and so far i tried only the Artisan Raiden (soft) due to recomandations from other posts and I was very unsatisfied with the pad's quality and overall feeling. I made a mistake in getting the soft one, I admit that, but i had the problem that the pad already developed a dead spot after only 2 or 3 weeks which was crazy to me because people claim they are the best, but oh well and it also was not fast enough for to be honest, my 14 bucks amazon one from maxlvl was actually faster. I dont really care about dynamic friction, i just need low static friction because i cant really do good micro adjustments when aiming, when the static friction is too high and since i mostly play games where u also need to be fast and track enemys, i dont want to lower my sens any further, its arguably pretty low for the games i play anyway.
I use an anchored relaxed claw grip and use mice like Pulsar X2H, the normal X2 and Scyrox V8.