surprised this video has such a low amount of likes/views/comments, ive been looking for a new desk mat and ive seen so many useless videos but this video actually helped and i just ordered the AXEMAT, great video fr
@@2amProFilmsThis is the only pad I've consistently heard people say this about. But in general OP is correct. I have never had a non stitched edge last more than a year or so. Honestly my most recent desk pad was 8 dollars with stitches edges like 4 years ago. Stitched edges have held up great, and the only reason I'm replacing it is because it's starting to lose color in spots and the foam is a little indented where my keyboard sits. I was a little taken aback by how expensive a good desk pad is. Never had a single complaint with mine and I don't even know if it had a brand name.
my friend got the axe mat he is stupid because i am a pro video gamer and he decided to not to take my advice and buy a fucking ZOWIE G-SR-SE Rouge and instead take the advice of kova tech a guy that sound as if his wife left him last week
@thefilthelement either way, there's no such thing as a best overall deskmat. only a best deskmat that suits your preference. looking at glide as a bench for rating isn't even reliable. proper benchmarks would be the control/speed in which are the deciding factors when purchasing a mousepad. if you're looking for highest glide? mouse with skates and glasspad.
I Guess a too smooth one will make your stop less stable while a too rough one will make your mouse movement too choppy. I still think these are all good viable mousepad and the difference Will be minimal
surprised this video has such a low amount of likes/views/comments, ive been looking for a new desk mat and ive seen so many useless videos but this video actually helped and i just ordered the AXEMAT, great video fr
no stitched edge = fraying
Nope, had my SteelSeries mat for 2 years now with no fraying and im on the PC for 8+ hours a day.
@@2amProFilmsThis is the only pad I've consistently heard people say this about. But in general OP is correct. I have never had a non stitched edge last more than a year or so.
Honestly my most recent desk pad was 8 dollars with stitches edges like 4 years ago. Stitched edges have held up great, and the only reason I'm replacing it is because it's starting to lose color in spots and the foam is a little indented where my keyboard sits. I was a little taken aback by how expensive a good desk pad is. Never had a single complaint with mine and I don't even know if it had a brand name.
@@2amProFilmsQck right?
Where can I get a xx large desk mat
which mouse is this?
fusionstrike limestone desk mat is prob the most comfortable out there
Nice video brother ser
Artisan?
They don’t make desk pads pimp
my friend got the axe mat he is stupid because i am a pro video gamer and he decided to not to take my advice and buy a fucking ZOWIE G-SR-SE Rouge and instead take the advice of kova tech a guy that sound as if his wife left him last week
When i heard: the more glide the higher rating. I clicked off the video.
If you clicked off the video how did you still comment on it?
@@thefilthelement i know dude, braindead is so common nowadays
@thefilthelement either way, there's no such thing as a best overall deskmat. only a best deskmat that suits your preference. looking at glide as a bench for rating isn't even reliable. proper benchmarks would be the control/speed in which are the deciding factors when purchasing a mousepad. if you're looking for highest glide? mouse with skates and glasspad.
I Guess a too smooth one will make your stop less stable while a too rough one will make your mouse movement too choppy. I still think these are all good viable mousepad and the difference Will be minimal
smoll
Why do I need a desk mat? My mouse works fine without it. I do not understand.
longevity wise you should have a desk mat unless you want your mouse to not glide well for a long time
@@shueyyyv2185 I have had the same laser mouse for 12 years. It is fine.
@@brandon_wallace okay… then you’re fine. Confused as to why you’re asking
It's mostly to protect your table surface. Without it, the surface gets damaged over time.
@@progenlock7785 seriously why is he looking for a mousepad then lol