I really wanted to like this pad, but I had to return mine, or at least in the process of. I ordered the Infinite Hybrid pad for $39.99 US, and $16 US in shipping, totaling $56.00 US in total after taxes. The shipping for me was a nightmare, when I placed my order it said 1 to 3 day shipping at checkout for the price I was paying in shipping. It took a total of 5 days in transit, so I lost my money in shipping. And this was due to courier delays (USPS), which I understand has nothing to do with Infinity Mice and their company, but was still an inconvenience. I purchased this expecting Artisan level quality, the way that it was described in many written reviews, which were the only ones I had seen or rather read, before I stumbled upon your channel and review. Once I tried it, it was good at first because I was coming from an ancient Logitech mouse pad that I had for about 5 years. I use a Glorious Model D 2 Pro, and I use their Ceramic skates offered separately. I used it for a total of 2 days before starting to notice that the skates and mouse were catching on the cloth and making the mouse feel “scratchy”. It was almost like the fibers were getting stuck to the mouse, and it gave it this weird feeling, almost similar to when you run your fingernail on loose cloth and your nail gets caught on it. The last thing I noticed was that one of the corners was peeled from its base, which seems like a QC issue. Like the adhesive was missing or something. This left one corner of the mouse pad with ripples and the fabric would bubble in that one corner, which really bothered me visually. I tried putting pressure with my hand in the corner, thinking it would stick back on, but I got no such luck. With all of this in mind, I have decided after just 2 days of using it that I will return it and try an Artisan Mouse Pad instead. This was my personal experience, and it left me with a bit of a sour taste with the company, so I likely won't be buying with them again personally. But if you are in the market for a pretty good mouse pad that isn't too expensive, this is definitely better than some of the more mainstream big brand ones like corsair, Logitech, Razer, etc. All in all, thank you for your review and video, you won over a new subscriber, and I'll be keeping an eye on more of your reviews! I'd love to see you review some more mouse skates, both aftermarket and stock ones, along with maybe some more mice!
Can I ask how you returned your pad? I also bought the hybrid pad but I want to return it but I can’t find any information on how to go about doing so.
Definitely great to see competition! Went to check the website out though and the shipping to Europe was a little jarring for one of their older pads (33euro + (37 to 57) for shipping to France) not Including TVA.
Awesome review! I also got to test out 3/4 of the Infinite pads and I'm wondering how the Infinite Control & Vagabond compare with the new Superbeings Lab Memoria Pro you also reviewed.
Is there any distinctive chemical / rubbery smell on the IPU material of the base of Infinity mousepads compared to poron material or even the usual rubber mouspad bases ? thank you
Nice review as always man! 👍 The quality of those pads are amazing for the price! The Infinite Control has such a nice velvet feeling 👌 They did a great job!
love the review there are so many more pads coming as my friend just told me, the market is crazy in china. very happy to see detailed, yet very neutral pov. sub and liked
I am definitely buying Vegabond Infinite when it comes out, my Artisan Hien lost its smooth glide and I need a replacement and it would be cool to have something limited
@@UpgradeLemonade If it is smoother then it is better for me tbh. The texture of the Hien was too rough and it was annoying for me. I feel like it will be my new main + the design is just amazing, and it is priced very well to compered to the Hien.
im interested in the hybrid but i already have a venus. Is there any difference in the two? is the hybrid scratchier or smoother? speaking of the hybrid red not the vagabond :D
I think it's a touch scratchier. idk if there's enough difference ove to say spend money and drop your Venus. Unless there is somethings you really dont like about Venus .
Called the WOKA dual motor standing desk on Amazon US. the one I bought is no longer available, but they have a new model that looks better for the same price tho, so W
I mean for the price I feel you are getting more for your money with Vagabond, Vaxee PA is solid just kinda not best value atm. Vagabond is faster but it's very balanced overall, you can def get a groove with it in Valo
Was checking MaxGaming just now and 2 interesting mice just showed up there. the first LOGA Shinryu Pro Wireless it got switch how swap and you get like 4 extra switch pairs and a few other things in the box like Switch height adjustment stickers wich i have never heard or thought about before . And the shape is like pulsar x2/endgame ish. And the second mouse LOGA Garuda Pro+ Wireless got hot swap battery. And a G Pro ish shape. And they are both arround like 90 bucks or so.
you made it very compelling to want to try all of them. Probably will try out the speed pad first since i dont have a raiden yet. But whats the speed of the control pad compared to the Saturn pro? slower?
@@davidsmith9267 Of course it is nice to have the option to buy their pads in EU. Like Maxgaming offered the duel pad for 60€. But at the same time that is far away from a competitive price. The square one for under 40€ would be great. For 45€ ok. But for 50-60€ there are better options. But that's how it is. It's hard for smaller brands to offer their product for nearly the same price in every region.
They did say availability in UK for vagabond so I'd imagine they'd use zero again? But we'll see what happens. True enough tho it's hard to scale across the global for smaller brands
Do you feel that Lethal has something to worry about?
i know lethal is cooking up something behind the scenes...
@@campistons yeah same lol, just good to see someone coming to challenge em properly
Shame the infinte pads are only in red, I'd love one of them in blue.
I've been seeing these pads all over twitter. Great to review and great to hear that they are actually worthy of the social media push!
your reviews always so detailed, can't wait to get the control pad one to replace my old and worn out zero
Thank you glad they help ☺️ ya the control is more controlled than a zero but it's super nice with these ultra lightweight mice
@UpgradeLemonade yeah I agree lightweight mice for some reason feel the best for me if paired with control mousepads 👌
where i can get this art? i searched everywhere and don't find
I really wanted to like this pad, but I had to return mine, or at least in the process of. I ordered the Infinite Hybrid pad for $39.99 US, and $16 US in shipping, totaling $56.00 US in total after taxes.
The shipping for me was a nightmare, when I placed my order it said 1 to 3 day shipping at checkout for the price I was paying in shipping. It took a total of 5 days in transit, so I lost my money in shipping. And this was due to courier delays (USPS), which I understand has nothing to do with Infinity Mice and their company, but was still an inconvenience.
I purchased this expecting Artisan level quality, the way that it was described in many written reviews, which were the only ones I had seen or rather read, before I stumbled upon your channel and review.
Once I tried it, it was good at first because I was coming from an ancient Logitech mouse pad that I had for about 5 years. I use a Glorious Model D 2 Pro, and I use their Ceramic skates offered separately. I used it for a total of 2 days before starting to notice that the skates and mouse were catching on the cloth and making the mouse feel “scratchy”. It was almost like the fibers were getting stuck to the mouse, and it gave it this weird feeling, almost similar to when you run your fingernail on loose cloth and your nail gets caught on it.
The last thing I noticed was that one of the corners was peeled from its base, which seems like a QC issue. Like the adhesive was missing or something. This left one corner of the mouse pad with ripples and the fabric would bubble in that one corner, which really bothered me visually. I tried putting pressure with my hand in the corner, thinking it would stick back on, but I got no such luck.
With all of this in mind, I have decided after just 2 days of using it that I will return it and try an Artisan Mouse Pad instead. This was my personal experience, and it left me with a bit of a sour taste with the company, so I likely won't be buying with them again personally. But if you are in the market for a pretty good mouse pad that isn't too expensive, this is definitely better than some of the more mainstream big brand ones like corsair, Logitech, Razer, etc.
All in all, thank you for your review and video, you won over a new subscriber, and I'll be keeping an eye on more of your reviews! I'd love to see you review some more mouse skates, both aftermarket and stock ones, along with maybe some more mice!
Can I ask how you returned your pad? I also bought the hybrid pad but I want to return it but I can’t find any information on how to go about doing so.
Definitely great to see competition! Went to check the website out though and the shipping to Europe was a little jarring for one of their older pads (33euro + (37 to 57) for shipping to France) not Including TVA.
Ya they'll get some EU availability just not lit the gate. So hopefully will be cheaper for you then
How squishy is it compared to the artisan zero soft?
its close tbh
@@UpgradeLemonade Do you know how the infinite control pad's speed compares to the gamesense radar?
@@nihm4548 never used the Radar sorry!
Awesome review! I also got to test out 3/4 of the Infinite pads and I'm wondering how the Infinite Control & Vagabond compare with the new Superbeings Lab Memoria Pro you also reviewed.
Nice! And thanks 😊 mmm the memoria pro is faster than Control for sure but slower that the Vagabond
Is there any distinctive chemical / rubbery smell on the IPU material of the base of Infinity mousepads compared to poron material or even the usual rubber mouspad bases ? thank you
Not that I really noticed but I have so many pads I got used to all the smells haha 😆
Nice review lemonade! Nice to see some positive reviews
ty and glad it could help, thanks for watching :)
Nice review as always man! 👍 The quality of those pads are amazing for the price! The Infinite Control has such a nice velvet feeling 👌 They did a great job!
glad you like em too Oli :)
the vagabond and control feel so nice to touch. feels very premium all around
touch factor is going to be a huge point in reviews now 😅
how do the surfaces work with arm sleeves? any issues?
love the review there are so many more pads coming as my friend just told me, the market is crazy in china. very happy to see detailed, yet very neutral pov. sub and liked
I am definitely buying Vegabond Infinite when it comes out, my Artisan Hien lost its smooth glide and I need a replacement and it would be cool to have something limited
You'll enjoy it 😉 but again it's smoother than a Hien, the regular red hybrid is closer
@@UpgradeLemonade If it is smoother then it is better for me tbh. The texture of the Hien was too rough and it was annoying for me. I feel like it will be my new main + the design is just amazing, and it is priced very well to compered to the Hien.
@@SebiX-fp2ux oh then you'll really love it!
im interested in the hybrid but i already have a venus. Is there any difference in the two? is the hybrid scratchier or smoother? speaking of the hybrid red not the vagabond :D
I think it's a touch scratchier. idk if there's enough difference ove to say spend money and drop your Venus. Unless there is somethings you really dont like about Venus .
@@UpgradeLemonade okay thank you again
@@campistons I think I'd prefer the overall package of getting the InfinityMice but it's really close. Especially now with Venus pro price drops
Great review as always! Would you say the speed pad is between the Raiden Mid and Xsoft?
Ya that's probably spot on 👌
Your reviews are incredibly well done! Would love to support you any way I can, keep it up
Thank you! And I just appreciate anyone watching and hope it helps in anyway
Great video, I know you know what you're talking about when I see peripherals I have never seen before and an arm sleeve that looks like I'm on acid
lmao 😂
Random question but where do you get your sleeves? Trying to find something that isnt just black or just white sleeves
I got these from Amazon, they come in a 2 pack , I cut a thumb hole in one of them. They also come in different designs amzn.to/43m8Lba
@@UpgradeLemonade Awesome, thank you been looking for something like this
what desk do you have?
Called the WOKA dual motor standing desk on Amazon US. the one I bought is no longer available, but they have a new model that looks better for the same price tho, so W
@@UpgradeLemonade I was thinking of upgrading my desk so I'll look at it
im between vagabond and vaxee pa funspark for valorant, any recommendations?
I mean for the price I feel you are getting more for your money with Vagabond, Vaxee PA is solid just kinda not best value atm. Vagabond is faster but it's very balanced overall, you can def get a groove with it in Valo
@@UpgradeLemonade thanks for reply new sub
im so excited for these pads hope to snag one
looks good but yet again charging damn near the cost of the pad($43cad) for shipping lol id just get an artisan
Yeah Canadians really got it shit for peripheral costs :/
Was checking MaxGaming just now and 2 interesting mice just showed up there. the first LOGA Shinryu Pro Wireless it got switch how swap and you get like 4 extra switch pairs and a few other things in the box like Switch height adjustment stickers wich i have never heard or thought about before . And the shape is like pulsar x2/endgame ish. And the second mouse LOGA Garuda Pro+ Wireless got hot swap battery. And a G Pro ish shape. And they are both arround like 90 bucks or so.
Mmmm I'll check em out, sounds different!
I love the design art in this pad & the duel xD. Don't get me wrong, I didn't say other brands the design is bad tho
Neat backing, Great Review!
Good video keep it up 🤗
Thanks homie 🙏
you made it very compelling to want to try all of them. Probably will try out the speed pad first since i dont have a raiden yet. But whats the speed of the control pad compared to the Saturn pro? slower?
Glad the video helped ☺️ and I'd say slower than Saturn and zero.
Red mercury in mid base 🙏
I do really like the look of the Vagabond pad ❤🔥Nice work Lemonade 🍋
Mmhm it's dope and thanks bud ☺️🙏
another killer review! thanks :D
Anytime, thanks for watching ☺️
Nice lineup with good pricing for NA market. Unfortunate for them and for customer, I don't believe they can come up with a competitive price on EU.
zerk gaming brung the duel pad to eu/uk but hopefully they bring these pads into their stock
@@davidsmith9267 Of course it is nice to have the option to buy their pads in EU. Like Maxgaming offered the duel pad for 60€. But at the same time that is far away from a competitive price. The square one for under 40€ would be great. For 45€ ok. But for 50-60€ there are better options.
But that's how it is. It's hard for smaller brands to offer their product for nearly the same price in every region.
They did say availability in UK for vagabond so I'd imagine they'd use zero again? But we'll see what happens. True enough tho it's hard to scale across the global for smaller brands
Maxgaming will receive these in the future at a target retail cost of $39.99 USD
@@infinitymiceco Respect and nice to hear!
Yup I'm getting all of these 😈
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