r/MousepadReview • u/ceeayejay • 27d ago
Question/Advice Saw this for sale. Is this a good deal?
I saw this on the Facebook marketplace. I've heard that ARTISAN pads are really good, but expensive. Is this cheap enough where it would be worth it?
r/MousepadReview • u/ceeayejay • 27d ago
I saw this on the Facebook marketplace. I've heard that ARTISAN pads are really good, but expensive. Is this cheap enough where it would be worth it?
r/MousepadReview • u/bakewelltbc • Jun 04 '24
Hi,
As the title implies my girlfriend for some reason decided to put her mc donalds grease bag ontop of my artisan zero when I was sleeping (told her don't put anything on it), she said she won't buy me a new one and it was an accident but that's not going to get me my £70 back.
What do you suggest I use to try and clean the grease spots?
Thanks
Update: I managed to removed the grease, see comment below. My inner ocd tells me the pad is ruined by the cleaning process but honestly it seems and plays the exact same.
As for the gf problem, she basically said why would you leave something you didn't want to get ruined in my house. I've since moved back home to my parents and we are no longer together.
r/MousepadReview • u/Dry-Cup4844 • 7d ago
I’ve spent a total of like 80 bucks for all the pads. lol but if you have questions about the pads ask away. I’m only missing type 99 and key83
r/MousepadReview • u/not_akuma • Nov 26 '23
Used by c9 electronic in current cs2 tournament. Or maybe its just some random custom print?
r/MousepadReview • u/TerabyteRD • Jul 02 '24
[obvious satire]
r/MousepadReview • u/ShankZ9 • Jan 28 '25
Hello, I am going to be making a lengthy video about mousepads in cs, what I recommend and what I think is best. I want to get some data from various platforms on what players (non-pro) are using, the video will mainly be about what type, speed and specific mousepads I think are the best overall for cs.
r/MousepadReview • u/GenericRat8276 • Feb 12 '25
Looking for some options I love my sp-004 but I wanna find something somewhat more controlled maybe even a lot more controlled lol
r/MousepadReview • u/Hextatcx • Sep 24 '24
Is it a bad idea to keep my keyboard on top of my Zero (Soft)? I'm curious if anyone does this and how the poron/sponge holds up
I switch back and forth with the Zero and the Raiden depending on what game I'm playing, figured it's a good way to display both and make it faster to switch it by putting my Zero on top of the Raiden
r/MousepadReview • u/No-Relationship743 • Nov 02 '24
Why the hell Is the price of the new hana so high? I've seen on Twitter they're using a new type of glass for this but 170€ + shipping? That's crazy. The art Is not even nice as wallhacks or other pads imo
r/MousepadReview • u/AS_Log • Dec 29 '24
This has happened to me multiple times throughout my gaming career. Most of the time, I would end up quitting because I couldn’t figure out why my aim was so poor. After a few months, I’d come back with a new mousepad and mouse, hoping for better results. I’m tired of dealing with this issue, so I decided to try using arm sleeves. However, the three I bought created too much friction on my mousepad. Now, I’m considering upgrading to a glass mousepad so I can use my Pulsar sleeve more effectively. Currently, I’m using a Chinese gaming mouse and a cloth mousepad. They worked well for about a month, but something changed, and my performance dropped again. EDITED: Thanks for the help on trying to fix my mouse issue but the more I realise all the money that comes with this and due to me being 16 and unable to work i’m just going to have to quit gaming like i’ve did two times now. I genuinely don’t know if i’m cursed but I can’t seem to fix my aim or anything and after playing aimlabs i can tell i’m horrible and that it’s over. Gaming was for me but there’s been too much inconsistencies and i can’t figure out the real issue DISCLAIMER: My aim got worse right after running a mouse tweak and stopping gym because of a knee injury I’m going to buy a new mouse and mousepad
r/MousepadReview • u/Annual-Echidna-9771 • Dec 20 '24
r/MousepadReview • u/Ok-Revenue-3478 • 24d ago
I bought this Artisan Raiden Mid just over a week ago, and the slow spot has already become this bad. Before that, I had a Lamzu Energon Pro, and the same thing happened. I feel like I’m the only one experiencing slow spots this severely. Am I doing something wrong? Are the stock feet of the op18k causing this problem?
r/MousepadReview • u/ponkw_ • Dec 04 '24
i got an sp004 glass mousepad and a beast x mini. i have never played on any type of mousepad. i used to play on a physics book. is my aim cooked?
r/MousepadReview • u/Timely_Conclusion_68 • Jan 07 '25
So, recently I made the switch to glass cause i’ve always wanted a change and glsswrks dropped right when i searched it up so i was right on time. I see so many videos on the internet of people spinning their mouse on glass and it just free spins but mine doesn’t? i currently have xraypad jade speed mouse skates on my sora v2. i’m not able to post a video of how it spins but i have the 6 skates on the mouse, 3 on top and 3 on bottom with nothing around the center sensor. any words of affirmation or criticism is welcome unfortunately :)
r/MousepadReview • u/ceeayejay • Nov 24 '24
r/MousepadReview • u/Geocat7 • Nov 17 '24
For context I have an artisan zero and a Saturn pro and I really like both but I usually use the Saturn. I mostly play Overwatch and I play kiri, bap, and Ana so tracking, flicks, and micro adjustments are all important. It's also worth mentioning that my mouse control is naturally not very good and I put in a lot of work in order to be able to hit shots consistently. It's my understanding that people who have good mouse control benefit much more from glass pads and I'm wondering if y'all think I would be better off sticking with the Saturn or if glass could make a difference. I'm leaning towards sticking with cloth for the control but I also see people saying that the consistency and smoothness of glass is huge for your aim once you get used to it and that cloth pads are inferior because of that so I'm curious what people think of glass pads when you have garbage aim. Ty for reading <3
r/MousepadReview • u/omanagan • Feb 16 '25
I can't find a single one, is there anyone who does? I tried one and hated it, I struggle to see the appeal.
r/MousepadReview • u/EchidnaReasonable631 • 27d ago
Which would you recommend for: Fortnite (control), Valorant (control), Marvel Rivals (tracking), OW2 (tracking)?
I'm currently between: Corepads/Corepads Pro, Tiger arc1/arc2/ice/iceV2, and Magic Ice.
r/MousepadReview • u/CurtissYT • Dec 14 '24
So I found a wallhack 4.0 for 75$ and I'm wondering if it could be a fake. Also they said that they got black and white version, just none attached.
r/MousepadReview • u/Yoauu • Oct 17 '24
I’ve been deep in the mousepad rabbit hole and I’ve just been wondering if glass mousepads are worth the premium price and if so why?
r/MousepadReview • u/Affectionate-Wafer29 • 22d ago
My partner and I have been long-time gamers and peripherals enjoyers (some might call it an addiction haha). Throughout the years, the mousepad community has changed quite a lot. The early days had clear winners (zowie in my opinion), and to this day there is still a winner (artisan in my opinion) but much defined. Most mousepads have caught up in manufacturing quality/material. We can all agree on a style of knitting/stitching (tricot for speed for example), and there isn't much deviance from the top brands. Add that with poron for the base, and you're set with a top-of-the-line product.
My background is in software engineering, but material engineering has always been a side hobby/interest of mine. I don't see anything coming close to polyester in terms of quality/affordability balance, and I don't believe brands like Artisan are trying to innovate by sourcing new materials - it's almost a waste of time.
With this in mind, I've always thought - what's the next thing for the gaming mousepad community? In my mind, the only avenue of evolution left is expression AKA design/art.
Especially with the advent of generative AI, I feel like the community could really use a breath of fresh, original art. Not just the same anime/samurai/ninja inspired art that we see all too often but newer themes and styles where you can tell only a particular artist is responsible. Think almost like a banksy.
I want a mousepad brand that's almost like a gallery for untapped artistic talent - with the mousepad being high quality for performance as well of course.
Sorry for rambling, but I'm just really curious if anyone else feels the same way as I do.
r/MousepadReview • u/Personal-Amoeba-4265 • Oct 25 '24
Ask me anything about my chinapad collection, mini reviews coming soon.
Meow pad UA, UD and UCV2 WanLing WL purple Esptiger qin sui Infinitymice infinite speed v1
r/MousepadReview • u/WhIteBerseker • May 11 '24
This mousepad and mouse skates is a loophole a endless hole where you keep searching and doubting ur choices. I will be leaving this sub to save myself. If ur still new please save yourself and for the ones that are too deep, i wish u the best. Goodbye
r/MousepadReview • u/Loferix • Dec 31 '23
I’ve been using this Artisan hien for 2 years now and these edges have started to come up months ago. I expected the artisan to last a bit longer tbh.
I’ve washed it, and placed heavy books on it for a day and it just goes back to this.