@kinggoat- I've had my QcK heavy since 2016. I didn't do much on it for 3 of those years but I've definitely used it HEAVILY for 4 years. I've spilled water and coffee on it. It's washed out easily, ZERO fraying, and just overall feels comfortable. I'm only looking at mouse pads because I need a second mouse pad and am interested in testing out something newer.
Usually i like your videos, this one is not it. The recommendations aren't awful, though not fantastic either, it's also not made for 2024, which is one of my biggest gripes with people clickbaiting videos. If you made it for 2023, either leave it as 2023 or stop being disingenuous and make a new video.
Funny and informative as always One thing I'd add that I've been experiencing myself is to consider the weight of your mouse For a month I've been using a 70g XM1r on Aqua Control 2 mousepad and it felt perfect on the brand new parts but way too slow where I was using it the most - developed a very slow spot(still not sure what happened there, almost no one seems to agree that that's a thing, but I know what I felt) I changed to a 48g mouse lately and all of a sudden that same mousepad which seemed to have too much friction before feels perfect(tbh 48g is too light for "precision" games like csgo, with a low sens at least)
I really like the Razer Gigantus v2 and I'm really enjoying the new Hyperx Pulsefire mat, both are really balanced, easy to clean and reliable. I've had many other brands with problems of inconsistency, humidity and fraying. But those two aren't like that!
I got the gigantus V2 medium size. It's pretty great for control and I play on very high sens (aprox 7cm 360, 3200dpi) but I'm looking for something maybe a little faster. But so far it's been great it's also very affordable. It doesn't have the stitching but for this price it feels great. But one thing I've noticed and also heard form others is that it's smoother horizontal than veritical. Which is actually really nice for aiming. But I also heard that this is random or that it depends on the size. That the larger sizes are faster veritcal instead of horizontal which is what makes me not want to buy a bigger version and why I'm looking for something else instead
@Amferro2 Hey do you know what is the difference between Hyperx Pulsefire mat and Hyperx Fury S? Now I have Fury S with me and seems like they discontinued the product, is Pulsefire any similar to Fury S? Thanks
I was a high level CS player back in the day. We were sent all kinds of pads to try. I've continued playing around with new devices. I was a fan of a warn out func pad on the quick side and a Microsoft Intellimouse explorer 3.0. When steelseries released the qck, I switched to that. Only recently have mice become better than a 3.0. I'm talking very recently. I have yet to find a better surface than a steelseries qck. It's the perfect all around surface. I really want to like newer pads, but they all have major flaws. You can make them work for you, sure... but imo, a qck is STILL what most people should be using.
@@quadology294 he’s literally a reviewer, he gets his products for free 90% of the time. and even still, any enthusiast will be willing to spend 60-80$ on a premium product.
@@VVSPRINCE he’s probably trying to review practical options, your argument only applies if his main audience is mouse pad enthusiasts, besides there’s so many reviews about those pads it would be redundant
I've had a fair few pads like the Vaxee PA, QCK, QCK Heavy, eSports Tiger LingYun and there are probably some I'm forgetting... I've been using a Lethal Gaming Gear Saturn Pro for some months now and I'd say it's the best pad I've used.
@@notitle5846 i don't want to buy something that is fast and ruin my aim , i have tried vaxee pa before (for 20min 😂) and i found it to be a fast pad , i got used to my muddy 10$ pad , you can aim with any pad in tracking games , but for tac fps (cs,valorant) you have to chose the pad that works well for you
@@notitle5846 and the mousepad is very expensive for me , but i want a pad that is consistent and last long , lgg saturn 42€, vaxxe pa 48€, gsr se rouge 50€ , this 3 pads that i am interested in
thank you for this is razer gigantus v2 really for high sensitivity players? would it be okay for low sens? i tried playing on razer gigantus elite and it felt really good, but i was thinking about which one of these two i should get
I like the g-sr-se. Perfect pad. There isn’t that weird locked in feeling from other pads. When you start moving your mouse or are gliding, it’s always the exact same amount of friction. Great stopping power, easy glide.
I have a bad mousepad. It's SO BAD that the downside works better than the upper side! I need a GOOD mouse pad that is smooth but can still detect my mouse EVERY tiny little twitch! The current one is smooth but barely detects mouse activity!
I've tried the Odin Infinity, Aqua Control 2, LGG Saturn, Mousepad Co pad and the Fnatic Dash has been the best by a landslide out of all of them. My flicks and tracking in OW have never felt this good, after I adjusted my sense accordingly(had it higher when I was using the Saturn prior to this) and it's like I'm cheating 😂, exaggeration I know but still. Best mouse pad I've owned hands down, I have the desk mat version since I use Delta Hub wrist rests due to wrist issues and love it.
For sheer control - G SR II or Artisan Zero FX XSoft For Mix speed & Control - Cooler Master MP511 (Cordura) or Artisan Hayate Otsu FX XSoft - the best pad money can buy in my opinion.
good video, i took for reference to my election, I used to have a Corsair MM100 Black Mouse Pad, I don't know if it's considered control because it didn't have much glide, it came in a kit, then I switched to a generic one and I felt that the speed of my GPX and viper mini increased and my precision in valorant and apex improved. then I was planning to buy a fnatic dash or a X-Raypad Aqua Control Plus or maybe an ARTISAN ZERO, any advice?
you're somewhat misrepresenting fast mousepads here - when used to them and with good aim, they're not floaty and your flicks won't be worse, and your micro adjustments likely will benefit
genuine question, i dont machine wash my mousemats, but I'm just wondering how many mousemats are washable? i see you mentioned xtrify being machine washable at 30c but does that mean others are washable at other temps or no?
What would you recommend for me. I play CS2 daily and i currently use the Qck Heavy but i dont like the quality. Should i get the Artisan Zero FX Soft, Vaxee PA of Zowie G-SR-SE Gris?
Need a aqivalent of the SteelSeries SteelPad 5L from 2006 ''dimensions and feel is what I'm used to''. Any ideas what comes close to this these days? Greets
'Yo, D, I'm really happy for you, I'mma let you finish, but IKEA had one of the best mouse pads of all time! One of the best pads of all time! LÅNESPELARE @ 7.99$!'
I really enjoy your videos. Very informative and the humor makes it enjoyable to watch. I always laugh when I watch your videos. Thanks for the entertainment and tech info.
Back in the days I used to swear by the QCK pads, the only issue has always been their durability. They wear out so fast they're basically obsolete the month you bought them. I always felt like silicone pads were super underappreciated. They're thin, stiff enough to expose the tables issues and in my experience have been super consistent and durable. SteelSeries Dex was the best mousepad I ever used, but the small size has been a dealbreaker. The Gigabyte AMP500 has also been a viable bigger and more affordable option. I'm eager to give the pulsar Superglide a try, but I had terrible experiences with other hard pads in the past where they have been sanding down my mices ptfe skates in no time. I'm uncertain if textured glass is any better for skates durability than the other hard-surface pads we had in the past.
Hey I've recently gotten the skypad 2.0, a friend recommended it to me and I really thought it'd be what I was looking for but it was far from my expectations. The glide gets very slow and inconsistent overtime because of the PTFE dust & it's been sanding down the skates even with moderate pressure on the mouse. Definitely do not recommend getting a glass pad if youre looking for consistency. My mpc450 with glass skates were the perfect combination for speed & consistency at least in my experience. I did hear that these aluminosilicate glass skates slow down & ruin the pad overtime though
Genuine question I've been using a qck heavy since 2016 clean it every so often in the shower and it still seems fine and I still do very very well, what am I not noticing/missing? Also recommendations.
@@andyderp6473 If it's working for you and you are doing very well, don't listen to some randoms on UA-cam about whether or not you are noticing something. Don't overthink it. If you are fragging and haven't noticed a problem with regular cleaning, you'd know better than anyone in a comments section.
I've be using the steel series QCK heavy since I got a PC in 2016 while on 400 DPI and -2 windows pointer speed lol slow boy but still top leaderboards. Maybe I'll give one of these a go, maybe it's just another rabbit hole I don't want.
I've used a zowie g-tfx for a few years with a 37cm/360 with accel taking it up to 16cm/360. it's honestly a great pad that's slept on imo, pretty fast but can still hit accurate flicks w/ decent stopping power
@@beegest_yoshi definitely enjoyed it over the qck I was using for years prior, though I think it's because that was starting to wear out finally. I'd be interested in trying glass mouse feet on the gtfx, certainly would be cheaper than a glass pad at least
@@beegest_yoshi I really like watches and watchmaking, so the idea just sort of came when looking at what glass feet are around atm. I know mineral glass absolutely will scratch over time, but sapphire should last much much longer. plus magnifiers are very rounded, so should be good mouse feet lol
@@fiorxe i've used it since release and it's still as fast as ever. keep in mind that i play Naraka: Bladepoint which is very fast-paced game with a lot of swipes.
had a highly praised artisan pad for about 8 months before it broke down at the edges, got dirty and holds dust really easily. Getting a fnatic dash now bcuz at least it has seems, and will be a higher speed pad too. My steelseries QCK heavy lasted for like 5 years, artisan only less than a year, hopefully this one will be more like the first one
I can recommend you to try mouse pad by Dream Machines brand. The DM PAD XL by Dream Machines is the ultimate gaming mouse pad. Measuring 450x800x3 mm, it's made with high-quality microfibre material and features stitched edges for durability. The non-slip rubber base ensures it stays in place during intense gaming sessions, while the waterproof design keeps it looking great. Optimized for both speed and control, this mouse pad is compatible with laser and optical sensors, making it the perfect choice for serious gamers.
I've been using the Dream machines DM Pad XXL for a year and it's one of my favorite gaming surfaces I've ever used. Its size allows me to comfortably place my mouse and keyboard, and it has a large enough surface for my gaming.
What else have you tried? I bought the DM and it just feels like my cheap no-name amazon one (against my skin anyway). The Titanwolf (also from amazon) actually felt better than that
@@DiamondLobbyReviews I was asking about mouse sensitivity not IQ. Edit: I just realized that the joke might be too complex, I was saying that you have 50 IQ, thus you think that 50 is high.
artisan hien is overrated it will wear out within the year if you play on low sense and it has no edges stitching so it will peel, and it holds dust persistently.
Good video, I might try the Qck Heavy after my years old Qck plus, here is a comment I left on a similar video on a different channel: Even though I appreciate your nicely produced reviews I would advise people to always make their own decision no matter how good someone says a mousepad is. Why? I've been a long term Qck user (probably 6 years) and Artisan was widely mentioned lately and people generally talked bad about the Qck. I bought the "recommended" Artisan that's similar, but "better" than the Qck - the Zero. While it's an okay mousepad I'm so used to my Qck that I'm thinking about coming back to it. I'm very used to the strong stopping power the Qck provides, even in fast tracking games like Apex. The Artisan feels similar, but I always notice I'm missing that feel. I take care of my old Qck and I like the feel of it, never had a need to replace it, but I was really interested in the Artisan. You can get into a deep rabbit hole by getting into mousepads or you can stick to what works. And don't let me get started on "light mice are better for fps games". Like with everything, it's all preference.
Really good video! I have a question. Right now i have a more than 2 year old gp4 black and looking to upgrade. I feel like the mat is stopping my mouse a bit too much when i try to move the mouse and change direction when aimng so it feels a bit stuttery. Ofc the pad is old and ive never cleaned it so i understand thats a big factor. Never changed skates on my 3 year old Hati s either. Ive looked at the memoria pro, lånespelare, saturn regular, gp4 colored and to maybe just buy a new gp4 black. I mainly play deceive inc if you know what it is? Theres both tracking and flicking so i want the best of both worlds. I dont really use the ”press the mouse down” when stopping a swipe. I use what i think is a lower sens but i dont really remember my cm per 360. Think around 38cm no ads and and around 66 ads. Actually think its a bit too slow when im not aiming but cant go higher because then i cant aim lol. ( dont really ads in deceive inc) Would you reccomend any of these pads or another?
I'm just puttin' this out there. I've been using squares of microfiber from old couch backrest cushions for the last 5 years and I wouldn't go back to a mousepad for anything. The mouse glides over it and the cursor reaches one side of the screen to the other in just over an inch of mouse movement. There is no slipping as the mouse won't even move if you tap it on the side but the microfiber still acts as a glideable, (not a word?) smooth surface. Not exactly sure what's coming into play in that regard but I swear by it. It does get matted after quite awhile but I just cut a new square from the cushion casing I kept. This came about when I started using my wireless mouse on my couch and noticed that it was 100% better than the mousepad I was using. Needless to say I ended up with a dark grimy patch on my couch but I needed a new one anyway so when I replaced it, I kept the cases from the backrest cushions. I swear to god, if you ever have the opportunity to use a piece of furniture microfiber, do it. I came to this video because I was having issues with my mouse but now that I see that hovering over the screen while watching this video, there's nothing wrong so probably the crappy unoptimized early access game I'm playing or the bottom of the mouse itself. Lol.
Answer is: Ikea Lanespelare Black.
💯 Couldn't agree more!
too small
What
Great pad.
I agree with you. In the last 15 years I use only Qck Heavy, despite having 3 more
Is it good... i play cod and halo ? Im thinking of buying it ?
Is it good ? Im playing cod and halo and thinking buying it
@@kinggoat- tes it’s very good
@@kinggoat-buy the large one that come with 6mm thickness
@kinggoat- I've had my QcK heavy since 2016. I didn't do much on it for 3 of those years but I've definitely used it HEAVILY for 4 years. I've spilled water and coffee on it. It's washed out easily, ZERO fraying, and just overall feels comfortable. I'm only looking at mouse pads because I need a second mouse pad and am interested in testing out something newer.
Usually i like your videos, this one is not it. The recommendations aren't awful, though not fantastic either, it's also not made for 2024, which is one of my biggest gripes with people clickbaiting videos. If you made it for 2023, either leave it as 2023 or stop being disingenuous and make a new video.
Ive had a thick steelseries mousepad for like 6 years now and its amazing
Funny and informative as always
One thing I'd add that I've been experiencing myself is to consider the weight of your mouse
For a month I've been using a 70g XM1r on Aqua Control 2 mousepad and it felt perfect on the brand new parts but way too slow where I was using it the most - developed a very slow spot(still not sure what happened there, almost no one seems to agree that that's a thing, but I know what I felt)
I changed to a 48g mouse lately and all of a sudden that same mousepad which seemed to have too much friction before feels perfect(tbh 48g is too light for "precision" games like csgo, with a low sens at least)
No RGB
Him not being able to line up sound foam is bugging me so I'm going to reject his opinion and move on to the next video.
I really like the Razer Gigantus v2 and I'm really enjoying the new Hyperx Pulsefire mat, both are really balanced, easy to clean and reliable. I've had many other brands with problems of inconsistency, humidity and fraying. But those two aren't like that!
The razer bugs my mouse when moving fast
I got the gigantus V2 medium size. It's pretty great for control and I play on very high sens (aprox 7cm 360, 3200dpi) but I'm looking for something maybe a little faster. But so far it's been great it's also very affordable. It doesn't have the stitching but for this price it feels great.
But one thing I've noticed and also heard form others is that it's smoother horizontal than veritical. Which is actually really nice for aiming. But I also heard that this is random or that it depends on the size. That the larger sizes are faster veritcal instead of horizontal which is what makes me not want to buy a bigger version and why I'm looking for something else instead
@@BoubaDiallo_ it is the problem of your mice not the mousepad
@Amferro2 Hey do you know what is the difference between Hyperx Pulsefire mat and Hyperx Fury S? Now I have Fury S with me and seems like they discontinued the product, is Pulsefire any similar to Fury S? Thanks
@@yiezhenglim the pulsefire mat has a hybrid surface, no similarities between them
I was a high level CS player back in the day. We were sent all kinds of pads to try. I've continued playing around with new devices. I was a fan of a warn out func pad on the quick side and a Microsoft Intellimouse explorer 3.0. When steelseries released the qck, I switched to that. Only recently have mice become better than a 3.0. I'm talking very recently. I have yet to find a better surface than a steelseries qck. It's the perfect all around surface. I really want to like newer pads, but they all have major flaws. You can make them work for you, sure... but imo, a qck is STILL what most people should be using.
Intellimouse gives additional rizz
no artisan pads or saturn recommendations? and you call yourself an enthusiast?
No I don't
@@DiamondLobbyReviews can’t argue with that, you’ve checkmated me
Bro not everyone can blow 80 on a mouse pad lmao
@@quadology294 he’s literally a reviewer, he gets his products for free 90% of the time. and even still, any enthusiast will be willing to spend 60-80$ on a premium product.
@@VVSPRINCE he’s probably trying to review practical options, your argument only applies if his main audience is mouse pad enthusiasts, besides there’s so many reviews about those pads it would be redundant
Imagine that someone says in game ''MY MOUSEPAD BROKE'' LMAO
@@oskar9900 Glass moment
I've had a fair few pads like the Vaxee PA, QCK, QCK Heavy, eSports Tiger LingYun and there are probably some I'm forgetting... I've been using a Lethal Gaming Gear Saturn Pro for some months now and I'd say it's the best pad I've used.
have you tried lgg saturn normal (30$version )? and how does it compare to vaxee pa in terms of glide speed,, smoothness, and stopping power
I use the qck heavy what category would that be considered? As in medium grip etc
@@Nedjm_Eddine Any version of Saturn is good
@@notitle5846
i don't want to buy something that is fast and ruin my aim , i have tried vaxee pa before (for 20min 😂) and i found it to be a fast pad , i got used to my muddy 10$ pad , you can aim with any pad in tracking games , but for tac fps (cs,valorant) you have to chose the pad that works well for you
@@notitle5846
and the mousepad is very expensive for me , but i want a pad that is consistent and last long , lgg saturn 42€, vaxxe pa 48€, gsr se rouge 50€ , this 3 pads that i am interested in
I like a full sized xxxl extended to fill my desk
I use lether eating pad for plates :D
Wow! My potential was microscopically better than my current ability, thank you!
What do u think about the Razer Strider?
thank you for this
is razer gigantus v2 really for high sensitivity players? would it be okay for low sens? i tried playing on razer gigantus elite and it felt really good, but i was thinking about which one of these two i should get
2:16 standard Csgo player 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Use sandpaper, lots of stopping power
My choice is Dream Machines XXL✌It's huuuuuuge
wow, this guy made a video for 2024 10 months before, the dedication is insane
Updated the title because the picks are all highly relevant and the technology in mousepads rarely changes :)
Answer - Buy a glass slab for best performance
0:04 it hurt me so bad🤣🤣
I like the g-sr-se. Perfect pad. There isn’t that weird locked in feeling from other pads. When you start moving your mouse or are gliding, it’s always the exact same amount of friction. Great stopping power, easy glide.
what sorta games do you play?
@@payh1591 counter strike
@@riker8214 rank?
I have a bad mousepad. It's SO BAD that the downside works better than the upper side! I need a GOOD mouse pad that is smooth but can still detect my mouse EVERY tiny little twitch! The current one is smooth but barely detects mouse activity!
I think that's more the fault of your mouse lol
@@omegaPhix Nope! I have a brand new mousepad and all problems are gone!
@@tzeffsmainchannel That doesn't exclude your mouse having a hard time picking up the texture of your old pad because of an inadequate sensor.
I've tried the Odin Infinity, Aqua Control 2, LGG Saturn, Mousepad Co pad and the Fnatic Dash has been the best by a landslide out of all of them. My flicks and tracking in OW have never felt this good, after I adjusted my sense accordingly(had it higher when I was using the Saturn prior to this) and it's like I'm cheating 😂, exaggeration I know but still. Best mouse pad I've owned hands down, I have the desk mat version since I use Delta Hub wrist rests due to wrist issues and love it.
And medium sens?
where is artisan, lgg pad
Corsair MM400 (hard plastic polymer) Best of both worlds. Try it and you will forget everything else
What should i get if i play tactical shooters and fortnite
1. Artisan Zero
2. Artisan Hayate Otsu
3. Gamesense Radar
4. Zowie G-SR
For sheer control - G SR II or Artisan Zero FX XSoft
For Mix speed & Control - Cooler Master MP511 (Cordura) or Artisan Hayate Otsu FX XSoft - the best pad money can buy in my opinion.
mousepads for fortnite?
i have a 0.157 with 1600 dpi valorant and i like control which should i get ?
Im really looking for a white mouse pad like the fnatic dash what do you recomend?
good video, i took for reference to my election, I used to have a Corsair MM100 Black Mouse Pad, I don't know if it's considered control because it didn't have much glide, it came in a kit, then I switched to a generic one and I felt that the speed of my GPX and viper mini increased and my precision in valorant and apex improved. then I was planning to buy a fnatic dash or a X-Raypad Aqua Control Plus or maybe an ARTISAN ZERO, any advice?
you're somewhat misrepresenting fast mousepads here - when used to them and with good aim, they're not floaty and your flicks won't be worse, and your micro adjustments likely will benefit
Its just so sad that the Fnatic Dash L is not available in canada it seemed to be perfect.
No rgb
Updated list where?
I just bought the pulsefire L ,,,,,paired it with lamzu atlantis good combo
wow
Think just putting down an dirty shirt under my mouse pad instead of buying 2 would work?
What are your opinions of Pulsar Paracontrol V2?
lol been using qck heavy for 4 years but want a new one since its getting kinda cooked
Hey there, tiger ice vs corepads for the gsr2?
I want better micro ajustments but like the speed of glide
genuine question, i dont machine wash my mousemats, but I'm just wondering how many mousemats are washable?
i see you mentioned xtrify being machine washable at 30c but does that mean others are washable at other temps or no?
most manufacturers should supply guides on how to clean and maintain their mousepads. if it doesnt say u can wash it, dont.
I, too, use the baking paper and tape as my mousepad. I was also Global Elite in CSGo with this setup. Highly recommended.
sigma
What would you recommend for me. I play CS2 daily and i currently use the Qck Heavy but i dont like the quality. Should i get the Artisan Zero FX Soft, Vaxee PA of Zowie G-SR-SE Gris?
If you can buy an artisan, do it. They're unmatched
Need a aqivalent of the SteelSeries SteelPad 5L from 2006 ''dimensions and feel is what I'm used to''. Any ideas what comes close to this these days? Greets
'Yo, D, I'm really happy for you, I'mma let you finish, but IKEA had one of the best mouse pads of all time! One of the best pads of all time! LÅNESPELARE @ 7.99$!'
What about Zowie G-SR-SE ? Planning to buy it for apex legends.
Artisan Raiden - Best Mouse Pad Ever Made
Which is better between HyperX Pulsefire Mat and Fury S?
Does the GSR picks up humidity???? I live in a very humid place, my mousepads pick up humidity very fast and feels muddy.
yeah it does, i get quite sweaty so it will get sticky.
No artisans? The gs-r would be so good if it only wouldn’t get muddy after 1 months
I really enjoy your videos. Very informative and the humor makes it enjoyable to watch. I always laugh when I watch your videos. Thanks for the entertainment and tech info.
Totally this. Superb videos highly watchable.
using the gp4 for a year and loving it :)
qck+ gang
fucking hilarious 😂
Uhhh, whats the biggass mouse pad u hold up at MMO ? Cause I want exactly that one ;P
I'm looking for one that's control and fast
Rookie move using a black mousepad as a base for your other mousepad. Using a white one let's you know when to clean your black one.
Is Pulsefire Mat faster then gp4?
Why is it that the standard mousepad is so small? I feel like at the bare minimum we should have more 20x20 pads.
My sense is high 6.0 on 3600dpi
artisan supremacyyyy
das nice idea for video, i dislike how u treat your plastic doe
Wait till this guy hears about Artisan
Back in the days I used to swear by the QCK pads, the only issue has always been their durability. They wear out so fast they're basically obsolete the month you bought them. I always felt like silicone pads were super underappreciated. They're thin, stiff enough to expose the tables issues and in my experience have been super consistent and durable. SteelSeries Dex was the best mousepad I ever used, but the small size has been a dealbreaker. The Gigabyte AMP500 has also been a viable bigger and more affordable option.
I'm eager to give the pulsar Superglide a try, but I had terrible experiences with other hard pads in the past where they have been sanding down my mices ptfe skates in no time. I'm uncertain if textured glass is any better for skates durability than the other hard-surface pads we had in the past.
Hey I've recently gotten the skypad 2.0, a friend recommended it to me and I really thought it'd be what I was looking for but it was far from my expectations. The glide gets very slow and inconsistent overtime because of the PTFE dust & it's been sanding down the skates even with moderate pressure on the mouse. Definitely do not recommend getting a glass pad if youre looking for consistency. My mpc450 with glass skates were the perfect combination for speed & consistency at least in my experience. I did hear that these aluminosilicate glass skates slow down & ruin the pad overtime though
Genuine question
I've been using a qck heavy since 2016 clean it every so often in the shower and it still seems fine and I still do very very well, what am I not noticing/missing? Also recommendations.
@@andyderp6473 If it's working for you and you are doing very well, don't listen to some randoms on UA-cam about whether or not you are noticing something. Don't overthink it. If you are fragging and haven't noticed a problem with regular cleaning, you'd know better than anyone in a comments section.
His mouse: am I a joke to you?
Hey! What about if i play both Tac and fast paced shooters? I have the Razer Viper V2 Pro if it helps.
I've be using the steel series QCK heavy since I got a PC in 2016 while on 400 DPI and -2 windows pointer speed lol slow boy but still top leaderboards.
Maybe I'll give one of these a go, maybe it's just another rabbit hole I don't want.
7:33 "Fantastic posture" 😂
I've used a zowie g-tfx for a few years with a 37cm/360 with accel taking it up to 16cm/360. it's honestly a great pad that's slept on imo, pretty fast but can still hit accurate flicks w/ decent stopping power
@@beegest_yoshi definitely enjoyed it over the qck I was using for years prior, though I think it's because that was starting to wear out finally. I'd be interested in trying glass mouse feet on the gtfx, certainly would be cheaper than a glass pad at least
@@beegest_yoshi I was actually thinking of just buying sapphire watch crystal magnifiers from a local watchmaker and using those lol
@@twpsyn defo go with the sapphires, superglides are aluminosilicate glass & they pretty much ruin any pad I believe
@@beegest_yoshi I really like watches and watchmaking, so the idea just sort of came when looking at what glass feet are around atm. I know mineral glass absolutely will scratch over time, but sapphire should last much much longer. plus magnifiers are very rounded, so should be good mouse feet lol
I just can't stand that my gtf-x won't stay flat, even after months of use it just does not ley flat and I think it's because of the stitching.
When he threw the Logitech mouse it pained me
Happy with my QPAD FX-mouspad.
Good idea switch a Fnatic Dash XD to a LGG Saturn XXL ? 🤔
Improvements?
for me the best i have is the newskill themis pro cordura pad, i also have gigantus v2 but is so slow and i only play OW.
>1600 DPI
What abt the artisan
va a far la spesa
Razer Strider is hands down the most consistent pad I've ever used. It might be way too fast and abrasive for a lot of ppl though.
how is it with durability and longevity with the quick glide?
@@fiorxe i've used it since release and it's still as fast as ever. keep in mind that i play Naraka: Bladepoint which is very fast-paced game with a lot of swipes.
had a highly praised artisan pad for about 8 months before it broke down at the edges, got dirty and holds dust really easily. Getting a fnatic dash now bcuz at least it has seems, and will be a higher speed pad too. My steelseries QCK heavy lasted for like 5 years, artisan only less than a year, hopefully this one will be more like the first one
Team artisan all day
Good Video
I can recommend you to try mouse pad by Dream Machines brand. The DM PAD XL by Dream Machines is the ultimate gaming mouse pad. Measuring 450x800x3 mm, it's made with high-quality microfibre material and features stitched edges for durability. The non-slip rubber base ensures it stays in place during intense gaming sessions, while the waterproof design keeps it looking great. Optimized for both speed and control, this mouse pad is compatible with laser and optical sensors, making it the perfect choice for serious gamers.
Nobody talks like that except a salesman and they're one of the top three groups you don't trust when they talk.
Subbed. Fantastic.
Razer Strider it's the best mousepad I ever had.
is it good for valorant?
I've been using the Dream machines DM Pad XXL for a year and it's one of my favorite gaming surfaces I've ever used. Its size allows me to comfortably place my mouse and keyboard, and it has a large enough surface for my gaming.
What else have you tried? I bought the DM and it just feels like my cheap no-name amazon one (against my skin anyway).
The Titanwolf (also from amazon) actually felt better than that
nice video , appreciated
What's high sensitivity?
50
@@DiamondLobbyReviews I was asking about mouse sensitivity not IQ.
Edit: I just realized that the joke might be too complex, I was saying that you have 50 IQ, thus you think that 50 is high.
Doesn't mention:
-Razer Strider
-Artisan Hien
-Any glass pads (new superglide pad, skypad)
-LGG Saturn Pro
-probably others i'm too lazy
Glass pads are coming soon, this video is meant to help people (casuals) make a cost efficient choice.
artisan hien is overrated it will wear out within the year if you play on low sense and it has no edges stitching so it will peel, and it holds dust persistently.
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Really appreciate the informative video! With this I've decided to go with the Fnatic Dash 👌🏻
Good choice!
How is it ?
How do you clean a Fnatic dash?
with walter
@@DiamondLobbyReviews i meant rag or sponge or something else
i used a non abrasive sponge + shower gel. it's always worked fine for me. make sure you let it air dry and lay it out flat.
i use aim bot 😃
Is mayonnaise a mousepad?
Yaaasss qween
no its an instrument
Good video, I might try the Qck Heavy after my years old Qck plus, here is a comment I left on a similar video on a different channel:
Even though I appreciate your nicely produced reviews I would advise people to always make their own decision no matter how good someone says a mousepad is. Why?
I've been a long term Qck user (probably 6 years) and Artisan was widely mentioned lately and people generally talked bad about the Qck. I bought the "recommended" Artisan that's similar, but "better" than the Qck - the Zero. While it's an okay mousepad I'm so used to my Qck that I'm thinking about coming back to it. I'm very used to the strong stopping power the Qck provides, even in fast tracking games like Apex. The Artisan feels similar, but I always notice I'm missing that feel. I take care of my old Qck and I like the feel of it, never had a need to replace it, but I was really interested in the Artisan.
You can get into a deep rabbit hole by getting into mousepads or you can stick to what works.
And don't let me get started on "light mice are better for fps games".
Like with everything, it's all preference.
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Really good video! I have a question. Right now i have a more than 2 year old gp4 black and looking to upgrade. I feel like the mat is stopping my mouse a bit too much when i try to move the mouse and change direction when aimng so it feels a bit stuttery. Ofc the pad is old and ive never cleaned it so i understand thats a big factor. Never changed skates on my 3 year old Hati s either. Ive looked at the memoria pro, lånespelare, saturn regular, gp4 colored and to maybe just buy a new gp4 black. I mainly play deceive inc if you know what it is? Theres both tracking and flicking so i want the best of both worlds. I dont really use the ”press the mouse down” when stopping a swipe. I use what i think is a lower sens but i dont really remember my cm per 360. Think around 38cm no ads and and around 66 ads. Actually think its a bit too slow when im not aiming but cant go higher because then i cant aim lol. ( dont really ads in deceive inc) Would you reccomend any of these pads or another?
I'm just puttin' this out there. I've been using squares of microfiber from old couch backrest cushions for the last 5 years and I wouldn't go back to a mousepad for anything. The mouse glides over it and the cursor reaches one side of the screen to the other in just over an inch of mouse movement. There is no slipping as the mouse won't even move if you tap it on the side but the microfiber still acts as a glideable, (not a word?) smooth surface. Not exactly sure what's coming into play in that regard but I swear by it. It does get matted after quite awhile but I just cut a new square from the cushion casing I kept.
This came about when I started using my wireless mouse on my couch and noticed that it was 100% better than the mousepad I was using. Needless to say I ended up with a dark grimy patch on my couch but I needed a new one anyway so when I replaced it, I kept the cases from the backrest cushions.
I swear to god, if you ever have the opportunity to use a piece of furniture microfiber, do it.
I came to this video because I was having issues with my mouse but now that I see that hovering over the screen while watching this video, there's nothing wrong so probably the crappy unoptimized early access game I'm playing or the bottom of the mouse itself. Lol.