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@@waldemar-w9s if you have a more aggressive grip like aggressive claw then the Atlantis mini would be a great option it’s also decent for fingertip to if curves don’t bother you but it’s very tapered cons of that is might increase finger pain or just bring you general discomfort depending on how you grip the mouse The Maya in general is a really fun mouse good for most grips especially fingertip although the button height might be a little high if you ever tried the gpx before or a viper mini it falls in between those two shapes it’s alot more safe of shape to since the the curves are more flat which allows it be more diverse and comfortable for most grips

I was saying that to most people these clicks will be light enough essentially but for me personally I wish they were lighter

@ are they lighter than a “used” viper mini click

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@@KillWija glooks lmao I just copped a X2H, hts 4k I like the shape lowkey but they feel fast as hell on 800dpi

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Came out today

Thank you!

Got both of em

Nah scroll feel pretty good tbh and relatively easy to adjust to

@ js got it and the sensor was broken boutta order another one after i return it

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@@hitkhu actually yes! It’s a very light pad easy to transport

Pretty good tbh the adhesive is giving out but the skate itself is in good condition

This a tuff one 😭 but honestly the op1 probably just because the hump shape and placement is bit more diverse especially for that grip IMO Sometimes with the scyrox i did find myself going into an aggressive claw when I was searching for more stability since that bump is alot more pronounced But I also recommend the xm2 8k amazing claw shape especially for relaxed might feel a lil big but once you get used to it chef’s kiss

@@KillWija I have also Np01s, Shape is great its just a bit heavy..but stability while micro adjusting is amazing for my gripstyle. Scyrox might be a bit unstable cause of its light weight. If only Np01s could weight around 50 g... Think tha Mice that weight under 50 are losing some stability while aiming.

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Ima get hands on it soon gotta sell some of this stuff first 😈

lmao bro I swear aliexpress shipping take soooo long 😭

Si thank you! had to downsize don’t have alot of space like I used to anymore

Thank you! 🖤

@@2.5stinga nah these facts It’s wild how they able to put out quality this good

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Might be trying a ec soon 😏 it’s not my usual shape but been hearing too many good things and thank you!

Very smooth handles moisture very well

It’s a possibility cause they are buttery af but that pad is pretty much smooth no matter what skate you throw on tbh

@@KillWija im just kinda feel my corepads pro are kinda slow so im thinking about tiger ice

Tiger ice nice and jade donuts work really really good with this pad in terms on smothness

That’s another thing I seen about the v1 some people reported having hella inconsistencies between different copies me personally I never had the issue but that is something pulsar wanted to address they mentioned in a tweet for the v2 a while back before release. I’ll probably end up buying a different color once in stock on Amazon to do some testing

very sturdy haven’t noticed and flexing or warping so far. I recently moved and had to redo my whole setup no issues with the pad at all during that process

Yep shipping is craaaaazy highly recommend waiting till in stock at other retailers

Maaan i have the same question 😭. Ive been using the glorious Ice and i can say i LOVE speed pads. But i just cant hold a perfectly steady angle because of how fast it is. Hopefully the raiden will be the perfect middle ground.

Ive also tried the artisan Zero and i can tell you, u do NOT want to get that one. Micro adjustments are a pain on this one. Its waaay too slow at least for me.

@@fernandocosta3169 did you order it?

@@fernandocosta3169 thank you for helping🙏🏻

@@fernandocosta3169how’s the raiden in comparison then?

I would say otsu mid and raiden xsoft since you like speed raiden xsoft would be a fun pad to have in your rotation plus the otsu is balanced enough to be a good pad no matter what game you playing. I would say only go with a zero if you looking for extra control or want a slower pad but imo otsu and raiden brings good variety. Side note it’s all personal preference so if you like speed experiment you’ll be surprised in what you’ll find out about your mechanics/aim

@@KillWija I really appreciate your full explanation bro I have a Steelseries neo noir edition and it hurts my wrist because my skin is sensitive. So in this case can you help me more? I wanted to buy otsu soft and raiden mid What’s your thoughts?

Raiden is a very smooth pad the mid is firm but still feels good on skin and longer gaming sessions Otsu is slightly textured not like a hien or anything but it’s there definitely but still overall a nice comfort feeling. The soft and xsoft for artisan pads feels like a pillow honestly so if you worried about wrist comfort that could be your best bet

@@KillWija So can you please tell me which one of them should I buy among mid soft and xsoft for otsu and raiden?

@ghostamirr ehh it’s kinda hard to recommend for me personally I like mid cause I like the most speed I can get and plus I use dots they don’t sink into the pad like how they would on soft or xsoft and also it feel more consistent to me I will say though soft is probably the most popular of the artisan pads and probably the one that offers the perfect balance for most people

Than you mi amor 😈

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Glad you enjoyed it thank you!! 🖤

Super fun skate!

Thank you! 😼

@@KillWija your welcome

Maaaan I was going through it 😂😂😂

@@KillWija lol it was still funny tho that’s how the views gonna keep coming in cause it’s a real ass review

Wooting 60HE lubed jade switches low profile CNC aluminum case Japanese Blue Oni Keycaps from goblin tech keys And random mods for sound like tape mod and etc

Very smooth on skin I have the same issue with the v1 and other glass pads but this one handles sweat and overall skin contact alot better than I was expecting. Although I highly recommend using a sleeve still for optimal experience.

@@KillWija Thankyou!

all glass pads are going to have this issue for most people especially in humid temperatures. One of the only downsides to glass pads is that you usually need to wear a sleeve. I use the pulsar sleeves. At first it kind of sucked but now I cant even tell Im wearing them

@Booraad straight facts! I love my pulsar sleeve the updated one feel even better

Based on hearsay, Glsswrks is the best glass pad to use w/o a sleeve but yeah, they have a major stock issues and bs limited drops. I'll wait for the next time they have something to sell to put it that way and see for myself. I had Skypad 2.0 and 3.0 so far but the necessity to wear a sleeve everytime you want to play, the dust issues and your palm sticking to it even if you wear a sleeve is a massive deal breaker. And both my Skypads were bent because of the silly corner feets they use. Granted, palm long sleeve and dot skates would mitigate most issues but even if i settle on dot skates, i'd never again wear palm long sleeve tbf. It just makes gripping your mouse so disturbingly weird.

This might be one of those rare things aliexpress might have 🤔 cause I seen listings over there all the time for “cloned” glass pads made for custom order and things like that

@@KillWija i have to take a look!

@@KillWija i can't find anything remotely close in size or even cheap for that matter lol. i will have to wait for my nyfter pad(ETA 6months 🤣)

Preciate it 💯