Artisan Mousepad GUIDE: What's the BEST pad? Comparison & review for buyers in 2022!
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
- Artisan Mousepads are one of the biggest flex in mousepads and are a lot of peoples choice for most GOATED pads of all time... but if you're looking to buy your first pad it can be confusing and intimidating.
I decided I'd do it myself like Thanos and bought at least one of every Artisan XL pad in each base hardness option... My wallet may be empty, but my brain is now filled with the knowledge I need for the community! =D
This video is here to help introduce you to the world of Artisan and explain the pads and options in simple terms.
If you want to get deep and watch some 'based' reviews from the Artisan Dojo then check out Boardzy, grandfather of Japanese mouse carpets on UA-cam (playlist here): • Artisan
Buy Artisan Mousepad here:
Global - www.artisan-jp.com/nj_index_e...
EU - www.maxgaming.com/en/artisan
US - lethalgaminggear.com/collecti...
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:41 Artisan Explained!
3:10 Where to buy Artisan Mousepads
3:37 Zero
5:37 Hien
7:10 Hayate-Otsu
9:14 Hayate-Kou
11:11 Raiden
13:00 Shidenkai
15:25 So should you buy one?
#artisan #mousepad #review - Ігри
Fantastic video.
Information is so sparse with respect to comparisons between the Artisan pads, despite the fact that there is no shortage of videos on them. Your video makes the differences between the pads perfectly clear, and the way you describe them is quite detailed. Thank you for putting so much effort into your content, it really shows.
I really appreciate that!
I could've done like 10mins on each pad and got really into the details but figured it's sometimes better to just give people the basics and how the pads compare to each other and not overcomplicate it.
Incredible video quality and nice breakdown. Planning to snatch my first ever artisan mousepad and was great to have a comprehensive review with visuals like this
Hope you find the right one for you and congratulations for when you take the plunge!
Man good job on this.. Explaining surfaces/feels is hard and you did a great job imo. Really helped.
great production quality. watched a lot of videos on the artisan pads. got to say yours was the most relevant for me and the most informative. really helped me with my decision
That's so great to hear! I figured there's a lot of amazing content that goes into a lot of detail, so I wanted to put out something a bit more accessible that compared the entire range. Really glad that you found it useful!
This is some seriously good quality, please keep doing more!
I'm not planning on stopping! Hope people stick around to watch them 😬
Been binging your stuff since you showed up in my feed a few weeks ago - the Bolt, Vaxee mice, and IKEA mousepad videos, to name a few. Great, well-written content!
Thank you! It's so awesome to hear you're enjoying the content! Will try to not disappoint! 😬
went from a qck to the hien soft and now i'm contemplating trying the hayate otsu because people say it's got slightly more control than the hien and i think that's exactly what i need great video btw
Thank you! Yeah the Otsu is kind of a Goldilocks pad if you can't find your sweet spot on control or hybrid surfaces, it has the qualities of both.
Update?
beatiful video on the pads again, also loved your other on comparing lethal gaming gear to artisan. im sold on the otsu
A video we mouse enthusiasts surely need!
Happy to oblige!
nice review man, easy to understand and very well done, looking forward for more great videos like this one
Thank you! Will continue to try to improve for the community 🤜
Really love your content. Thank you for doing this work.
Extremely informative guide! Thanks!
Glad it helped! Thank you!
I have the whole Artisan range myself and saw a lot of reviews where I could only half agree with, a few were even total BS.
But your review is spot on and every detail you mention is exactly my experience.
For someone looking for any Artisan pad, simply watch this video, make your choice and you can be done with it.
Here you have a clear and correct description of every Artisan pad.
I must say I love them all though with Raiden and Otsu being my top picks.
That's super kind of you to say thank you! Raiden and Otsu are kind of slept on by a lot of people who just default to Zero and Hien but I agree with you that they are probably two of the most unique and best surfaces from Artisan!
I laughed at "that is Unfortunate" harder than I should've!! Another banger brotha!!!
Kids out here unironically shilling pads named after the planes literally used in Pearl Harbor is peak 2022 🙃
Wow, great & incredibly informative video. I know you said the Zero was the most "boring" of the pads, but I main a G-SR & am looking for something similar but not so prone to humidity. What softness level would you recommend for it?
Is you currently play on a G-SR and want a similar experience then I'd suggest a Zero Soft, but also, potentially consider checking out the IKEA lanespelare pad... It's not obvious quite as top tier as the Zero but it's $7 and an absolute monster for control
Most underrated pc peripherals reviewer!
Super kind! There are some absolute kings in the space, just happy to be considered along with them 🥲
Great video, really loved the way you got all the details.
Thank you! More videos starting again next week in a new filming location
@@GoodEnoughTechReviews thats great, hyped to see those videos
Was planning to buy an artisan mousepad and this came out clutch!
Exactly the person this video was put out to help! Hope you get the right one for you.
Thank you for this insight, it really helps out ALOT. Sadly i bought i Kou a while back and now things make perfectly sense xD
Such a nice review! I convinced me to buy an hayate otsu, may i ask what's your prefered softness? I'm also finger tip grip user so we're on the same line here lol
Really well put together review
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
awesome review, thank you!
thank you for making this, i love this vid its so specific and gets all the points
Glad you enjoy it! 😬
I was really struggling to decide and I found this video. It helped me a bunch and I've decided on the otsu. I was just wondering on what softness you enjoyed or recommended.
Thank you! Glad it helped you out.
Otsu I personally like the Soft, but X-Soft also works if you have a mouse with larger skates. Mid is a lot rougher on the Otsu
I switch between a artisan hien and vaxee pa. great video i think you summed it up very well!
Both great pads, PA is a sleeper but I think it's one of the best surfaces around tbh
amazing and very informative video! i personally bought nearly all pads (still missing an xsoft hien, xsoft otsu, mid shidenkai and mid raiden) but keep coming back to the same few
Thanks so much, it's addictive to buy them for sure! What's the mains you're finding that you use the most then?
Excellent video as always! Do you think is worth change to Hayate-Otsu if I already own Hien. I play all types of shooters.
Oh it's 100% a different feel on the Otsu. Same speed generally but an even X/Y, it's just much less rough and abrasive. Lot more comfortable surface imo.
The best review, hands down
Appreciate it! Hope it helped you find a pad and you stick around for some of the other content 🫡🙏
best artisan video i ever seen, gj man
Appreciate it! Hope the rest of the content doesn't disappoint
Great video, thank you!
Hi, Do you recommend the Otsu Xsoft or Soft or the LG Venus Pro Xsoft for tracking games like Fortnite and a bit sensitive skin?
I'm subbing just for the MGS alert. Always gets me.
I'll have to have about 12 per video to maximize subscriptions 🧐
Appreciate you! Thanks for giving the channel a chance!
currently rocking an otsu for FPS games and the raiden for moba style games, I find the raiden works prety well with heavier mouse liek the g502 because of how slick the surface is, it makes it very easy to keep a solid grip on the mouse compared to other pads, but when using pads that aren't the raiden it feels slightly too slow. FPS games I can feel the speed too much though with Raiden, so Otsu will stay main fps pad.
Otsu is a goated choice and totally underrated compared to the Zero
high quality video explaining about high quality pads
Appreciate it! Tried to put out something to help people get their heads around the range
For the Hayate Otsu which hardness is the best?
im thinking of getting one as i prefer a perfect balanced pad
The Hien humbled me and I never got used to the sandpaper feeling. Can definitely recommend the Zero and Otsu though, the Otsu is my #1 pad (both Xsoft)
Totally had the same experience, I've never met someone who's tried the Otsu and doesn't like it, not sure why the Zero and Hien get all the shine when imo the Otsu is the best and most flexible pad they offer
@@GoodEnoughTechReviews Hayate and old otsu reputation affects it
@@GoodEnoughTechReviews best hardness for the otsu for games like valorant and CS?
Deoends how much downward pressure you apply, mid is the most consistent but soft/X-Soft has more potential for control when you depress the mouse hard
My zero soft has developed a rly bad slow spot, I've washed it multiple times but it doesn't seem to fix it
awesome reviews. have you tried a de-coated shidenkai secret surface? they say its the same as hien. i only have xsoft shidenkai and a mid hien so i cant say its a fair comparison, but the surface textures at least seem similar. for me, the decoated shidenkai was a better all-around pad compared my zeroes in all softness levels and the hien mid I own. but again, it could be the same as a hien xsoft.
I haven't yet (no shidenkai worn through) and I debated including it in the video but felt like it was a bit too much detail for an overview (same on the Zero swapping weave to a new smoother surface).
I have a Hien X-Soft so when my black shid finally wears through I'll make sure to try it out and compare them... Be great if it has an equal X/Y too
What makes the Artisan mousepad from other mousepad is durability. Most mousepad creates a mud surface after 1~2 months of use even after giving it a deep clean(warm water and soft soap). I am using my Otsu soft for nearly a year and it is still as good as new. I bought two otsu, one for daily use and the other for reserve.
I agree that Artisan is durable and long lasting, but a lot of other premium pads also are equally as long lasting and can be washed. Just look for anything that is uncoated, because it tends to be pads with coatings that age poorly and wear down unevenly.
I do think that artisan are one of the better ones though for sure.
One of the most underrated channels in the business. I see a bright future for you!
That's really nice of you to say thank you! I'll keep making content and hopefully people keep enjoying it 😬
Bro! Thank you for explaining the spinning out part! I bought a new superlight since i thought my previous one was at fault, and it happened again, naturally, on the raiden. Bought myself a viper v2 and never experienced it again, but missed the superlight. Just ordered an Otsu so i can use my Superlight again :D Thank you so much again
Hey I have the viper v2 aswell and I'm looking at the Otsu, did you get it already and how do you like it?
@@alen_topolovec i got the Otsu now, yes :) Switched back to the Superlight since the spinning out issue doesn’t seem to happen on this, so i am having a blast! Good pad! Go for it
Awesome video dude
Thank you! We grinding as much as possible!
Hey man, I keep coming back to this video bc of how watchable and informative you made it. Thanks so much. I do have a question Id love your help with.
I have been using a G Pro X with tiger ice feet on a Hayate Otsu Soft. I need more control. its just too fast and not enough stopping power.
What would you recommend I do? Im thinking I will try replacing the mouse feet with slower feet (tiger Arc 1)
But I am wondering if I should buy a Zero soft instead for more control.
What would you do (also, is the afro issue on the zero true? I dont live with animals, can it be avoided?)
Firstly, the white fuzz on the Zero is absolutely a thing, whether you have pets or not, the thing just attracts hair sadly. Zero is a solid pad but still on the faster side for control pads tbh.
Corepads should slow the mouse down some on the same pad if that's what you're looking for, especially when broken in. Otherwise, you could try a more control focused pad like a Vaxee PA black?
Glad you found the video so useful, looking forward to getting back to uploading now.
Another banger 🔥
We only make hits here Phil!
Good Enough Surfboard reviews when is the real question!? 🧐🧐🧐
they need to make that grey shidenkai look for other pads too it’s actually so clean
Yeah the grey marble effect is one of my favourites, it's just a shame the pad wears so damn fast... Need a college sponsorship to keep buying fresh ones every 6 months 🙃
great video! so helpful, thank you for the effort.
really underrated reviewer, i wanna become one but don’t know where or how to start
Best advice (and what I was given) is just start making videos... They won't be exactly what you want but it's easier to change and adapt once you're already started.
I only kicked this channel off 6 months ago and it's completely different to where I started (check the first video for a little 'where we came from'). I do hope you go for it though! It's a lot of work, but tons of fun too!
I think I'll be going with the Otsu, thank you. I'm coming from an Aorus AMP500 so very thin and no squish, what thickness of an Artisan pad would you recommend?
Soft is always the safest option but I'd also say that mid will work on smaller skates without bottoming out on the pad, especially if you have a heavy grip
Love my artisan zero mid, have a soft version coming in today! Definitely my endgame pad. Paired w corepads its amazing for valorant
The Zero is pretty much about as good as you can get on a control pad tbh. If you're happy to pay the price for it, it's a solid pad.
How is the zero soft? has it gotten any slow spots?
@@tinocabral4201 Still loving it! and not that I have been able to notice, no.
@@brvxtn awesome! Maybe I just messed mine up when I cleaned it first time awhile ago. I’ll prob get a new one
🙏
i would say im a speed player and i need the good stopping power with precision for tracking and micro adjustments . I currently have the Hien Xsoft i actually love the texture of it and never bothered my skin. i love it, developed a soft spot in the middle which slows it down. I want to try the Otsu Mid or Soft but im not sure which is better for what im looking for. Im using the TenZ Finalmouse with superglide glass skates
Been using the Otsu for about a week, it’s a WINNER. Hopefully it holds up long term
Otsu is the sleeper king imo, Hien and Zero are overhyped by comparison
Great vid, earned the sub sir
Appreciate it!
What if you have glass mouse skates? Should I consider a mid if have glass mouse skates since mid has a little more resistance.
Would you consider doing a video on your favorite mousepads? Maybe even categorize them by favorite speed, hybrid and control pads.
You seem to have a great taste and so I think it would be an interesting video idea.
Yeah 💯 it's in the plan, I just have a couple of time critical reviews to cover and some manufacturer overviews (X-ray pad guide, PureTrak guide etc)
@@GoodEnoughTechReviews That's great to hear. These reviews also sound pretty interesting. Looking forward to your videos. Cheers
What size mousepad were you using in the video? I may have missed it
I just got my razer viper mini and it glides quite well on my generic (cleaned up) mouse pad. Actually, too well that it messes with my micro aim in valorant. I dont know if its because of viper mini skates, or mousepad. G102 lightsync wasnt that slippery. What artisan do you think should i get?
The slowest Artisan is the Zero but even that is still quite a fast pad. Honestly I'd always recommend the IKEA Lanespelare mousepad (plain black) for anyone wanting a solid control pad, and it's dirt cheap!
Hayate Otsu soft vs xsoft, what's your favorite? (I don't think you covered that for the otsu) Great video, subbed.
I appreciate the sub thank you!
Otsu the X-Soft you'll notice the weave influence less but you'll also sink into it a lot more especially if you claw or use mice with small/dot skates.
X-Soft is really ideal for mice with larger skates and/or people who fingertip or grip lightly. If you could only get one, id probably suggest the soft unless you already know you enjoy a really squishy surface with large pad skates.
@@GoodEnoughTechReviews i have the soft and would like more stopping power. Despite playing track heavy games (like Overwatch and Apex) I'm jittery. I run a viper ultimate with superglides (will probably upgrade to the V2 pro viper). So I was aiming at the xsoft for that. Now I'm thinking maybe trying a Saturn is a better play, something slower
whats the best one for playing fps games like csgo and mouse for logitech superlight x?
great top fabric with delicate seam.
Excellent video! I really gotta try the Otsu, kinda regret getting the Raiden over it 😅
From a fellow reviewer who's channel I massively respect I appreciate that a lot!
Otsu is overlooked but it's a really versatile pad, definitely worth a try!
I respect your opinion a lot, and I mean a lot. I would politely ask you to suggest me the best Artisan mousepad I should buy (besides the Zero, since I bought the Lanespelare and enjoy it very much). I am completely in love with your channel and a sub is the least I can do.
That's such a lovely comment, thank you!
If you enjoy the Zero feel from the lanespelare, then maybe a good hybrid might be a complimentary pad. I always say that the Hayate-Otsu Soft is the best all rounder imo, has the control of a slower pad but the speed of a hybrid surface.
Thanks for checking out the channel and I'm very grateful to have you!
I can´t understand all info here. Someone could tell me which one is the most smoothie? I have a very sensitive skin and any small abrasive surface bother me a lot. I don´t matter regarding fast or slow surface. I don´t play video games also. But I need a bigger surface, that I can find here in Artisan. Thanks.
Awesome video, man! I have a logitech gpx. Mostly just play CSGO and run on an edpi of 688. Would you say the Zero XSoft is the best for my case?
X-Soft is very soft and not really comparable to other mouse pads, I would only recommend X-Soft if you fingertip or use mice with large feet or you'll get scraping
@@GoodEnoughTechReviews Thanks for the reply! I do use a combination of arm and fingertips, so I'll see how this workout for me. I'll be looking into getting some mouse feet. Possibly glass ones.
No problem let me know how you get on, sorry for the late reply, took a little break from uploads/channel with a lot of things to take care of irl
So how did you find xsoft zero working with gpx?
Thx really appreshate this video, i realised i should look for raiden insteed of hien
can u tell Artisan Hayate Otsu Mid vs soft which one better for tracking based game?
Thanks for the video
Appreciate the comment, glad you liked it!
nice video brotherdude =) Only one thing: You gave alternatives to the Zero, but none for the other pads. After the Zero Alternatives, i kinda expected alternatives to the other ones also, but its just a minor thing ^^
Fair and true, I'm actually looking to do a follow up video that specifically looks at best alternative for each artisan pad as a collection, so like a bunch of 30second reviews on a few pads that could substitute for each model!
Hopefully you find that as useful too!
@@GoodEnoughTechReviews that's a good idea =)
Thank you! Once I have space between product releases its top of the list to film!
Great video! What’s your rank and who do you main in Overwatch?
I'm a trashcan so around 3100 DPS/Tank and 2500~ sup
Tank: flex everything but ball, tend to go Rein if he works for the map
DPS: Hitscan (Cassidy, Soldier, Ashe, Reaper) with some tjorb where he works
Support: Bap or Zen, Ana needs a galaxy brain to play well
I got the shidenkai mid and i ripped off the glass coating and underneath is a pad similar if not the exact same as the hien
So otsu gives the most control out of the artisan pads? Or which one would you recommend for a control pad, or if I’m looking for control should I look outside of artisan pads?
Zero has the most control but it's still on the faster end of cloth surfaces tbh. A QcK will be slower for example
What are the obvious differences in control and speed between the soft and xsoft versions of the Hayate Otsu V2?
I sort of claw-palm my EC3 without my wrist touching the mousepad and apply relaxed pressure with my arm on the mousepad for CSGO.
Thanks for the video. I like your british humour.
From a frenchman.
British "Dad" humour is very specific so I'm glad it comes across, I try not to take myself too seriously!
With your grip/arm position the X-Soft and soft will be quite different in speed, the X-Soft will feel like a slower glide surface due to the weight a palm/claw applies on the mouse pressing it into the pad.
@@GoodEnoughTechReviews Thank you for your answer. 😊
Have a good day.
You're welcome! Any other questions, I'll be here!
I ended up with Raiden Mid which revived my super-heavy Logitech MX Master 3😑. I'd also bought Hien but it's uncomfortable to use without wearing sleeves.
Great to hear you've found a pad you're happy with, the Raiden really is a speedy boy... Hien is a wrist exfoliator 🤣
Hello. Thanks for review. I have otsu with superglides and I feel really slow with that. I am looking for shidenkai or raiden mid for my superglide feets. What do you think in comparison between shidenkai and raiden mid with glass mouse skates? Don't worry about control. I am a speed demon. Do you think there is massive difference between shidenkai and raiden. I would love to get shidenkai but I am playing a lot. Pretty sure it will have 2 month lifespan. If you compare them detailed with glass skates for me I will be really happy. Much appreciated for effort. Thanks
I tested both pads with glass for my review, didn't show the glass on Raiden because I thought there wouldn't be a huge amount of interest but it's crazy fast and has almost no control at all.
There's even less control on the Shidenkai but as you said, you'll get through it fast if you play a lot. It actually wears down more on where your wrist touches the pad than anywhere else so if you use a sleeve or have your wrist elevated anyway, you might get more life out of it.
Either way, Mid Raiden with Superglides is an absolute ice rink...
@@GoodEnoughTechReviews Thanks for reply. The reason that i cannot use skypad or helios cuz they are hard pads and i rest my wrists on the pad. So you saying raiden would be good choice for durability/speed than shidenkai?
Yes, if you rest your wrist on the pad you will wear down that patch on the Shidenkai quite quickly.
Is that Padsmiths The First War mousepad behind you ond desk?
I was playing with Zowie G-sr, changed in to a Hien xsoft (fingertipgrip , no presure while using the mouse) after 4 months of use i feel like i can't micro ajust properly with it , idk what is going on but i don't like the mousepad , witch one would u recomend me , hayate otsu v2 soft or zero soft or even another toughness , Ty in advantage
I think the Otsu is a more versatile pad that can work for slower or high movement games. It'll also be a more natural transition from the Hien.
Zero is always a good choice but you have to know it's going to be slower and will attract hair, if they aren't problems for you, then consider it too.
which pad did you end up getting and how is it?
Great vid! I am actually debating getting the Shidenkai lol. Would u recommend xsoft or mid?
Love to see the continued support man, you a real one!
I try not to recommend anything ever, because I don't have enough context to usually know people's preference. If it was me, looking at both I would go X-Soft for the Shidenkai. The X-Soft is more flexible and a softer surface that still feels cloth like, the mid is kind of nearer a hard pad and at that point, just buy a hard surface imo 😬
You also have to be prepared that the past is probably only going to be at its best for the first 6 months or so, but if you're cool with that then the Shidenkai is a total experience of a pad.
@@GoodEnoughTechReviews Always man! Been here from the start - amazing to see how much work you put into each and every video on your channel.
Alright, thanks. I was also thinking of getting the xsoft, since that's what I usually tend to like the most in Artisan softness. 🙂
You're a real one! Thanks for sticking with it whilst I found the style and vibe of the channel, the people who were here for the shaky hand-cam videos have struggled the most 🤣
@@GoodEnoughTechReviews ❤
Ordered a Zero Soft XL as a replacement for an old Steelseries.
Where are you located? Ik a friend who has a small mousepad business he is trying to grow but can only ship in UK ❤
Which one is faster hayate otsu xsoft or hien xsoft?
Review so good that an otsu comes in Monday...
I'm doing my part!
Great video
Thank you!
Good job, helped a lot
Happy to be of service 🫡
Hello I live in France, can I buy artisan mousepad on their website directly or i need to buy their mousepad on maxGaming (i didn't understand what you said in the video)
I think you can buy it from Artisan Japan website in most countries but postage is kind of high. In France you might find MaxGaming cheaper
Been on Otsu soft for over a year now.
Can recommend
Otsu is the Artisan pad for men of culture 🧐
Quick question I decided on the Otsu soft but what size would you recommended I was thinking medium is fine.
All depends on your 360/cm really, the medium is quite small if I'm honest, usually most people go with Large or XL for first person shooters at least
Have you used the g640? I have an artisan zero and mainly play tac fps, but it just feels too slow. A new g640 gives a smooth glide imo. Does the otsu have a similar experience, and would it be good for tac fps?
Otsu has a similar speed but is crispier and less fabric feeling. It's really hard to describe but kind of like stretched out tissue paper or the paper hats you get in Christmas crackers 🤣
Trying to give a relatable feeling surface for what the Otsu kinda feels like sorry!
I got the Qck Prism and trying to figure out wich one of the Atisan to compare it to. ( softness, controle/speed ) does anyone know? and if i'm loooking for abit more controle wich one would u recommend
Only Artisan that is anything close to a QcK would be the Zero but even that is considerably faster tbh. In terms of softness, the mid pads would have a similar feel to a QcK. Artisan in general are quite fast pads regardless of which you go for.
I guess I am the sociopath that orders plain vanilla ice cream. Just ordered myself an Artisan Zero Soft. Can't wait to test it out.
Lmfaoo I love your videos dude! Great job!
You two were one of the channels who inspired me to start creating in the first place so this means a lot... ESPECIALLY on a mousepad video 🙏
Is there any artisan deskpad that allows keyboard to sit on it as well? Or is it just strictly mouse only pads?
Nope, largest they do is an XL size unfortunately... if you want to flex though you could buy 2 and stuff one under your keeb 🤣
if you buy the shidenkai and dont like it, you can tear off the glass layer and clean it, its a normal hien under the glass coat
Yeah, neat little trick when you're done with the glass coating
Good content bro
Appreciate it!
The HAYATE OTSU is in stock on artisans website
Gotta go fast!!!!
is there any difference with the surface between black and red color? i heard that red color is bit softer
Not from my experience no, probably just variation in pads and not the colour
can you please make a guide how to wash the artisan cloth pads without changing its surface?
I was thinking about this in the future, but in all honesty there's already some pretty good guides on UA-cam.
Assuming it's not a Shidenkai (which you can only really gentle wipe) all other artisan pads have two options
1) using a non-corrosive surface disinfectant and microfibre cleaning cloth to gently rub the surface in small circles, removing dirt and working in the disinfectant solution.
2) laying the artisan pad flat in a bathtub with a small solution of dish soap/cleaning solution in the water. You only really need an inch or two deep, just enough to cover the pad. Then use a facecloth or small cleaning rag to gently rub the pad in a circle motion working around the entire surface. Once you are satisfied all dirt is worked off, drain the bath and refil again at least twice with water (no soap) pressing and rubbing the pad to remove any soap residue. Leave your pad out to dry on a flat surface and not in direct heavy sunlight.
@@GoodEnoughTechReviews Thank you so much and for the fast response! I will do it exactly like this. Im quite new into Artisan pads and now its time for the first wash and i really wanna do it properly so thanks. fx hayate otsu v2 soft
I don’t know why people describe the Hien as a sandpaper or scouring pad? It’s got texture but not abrasive. I actually enjoy the uniqueness of the texture of the Hien. That being said, my daily is the Otsu.
Ive got a Hein soft Otsu xsoft and Zero soft alongside a skypad
I had a question I had a razer viper ultimate with a glass feet on, I think the zero will be the best mouse pad for this ,is it right?
Yes
Does the classic zero have the same updated surface as the fx zero?
Believe so, was a change in the way the surface was weaved in production
This is very good quality
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
For Hungary is good to got the pad from the artisan webside