Kaiju here with another scuffed vid, my take on the artisan zero soft vs xsoft Bought From Hobby Dynamics: s.lazada.com.ph/s.VADNo www.hobbydynamics.ph/ / hobbydynamics
for me parabreak has "better" and a lot more stopping power and way slower overall, also more consistent stopping because you dont need to rely on digging in to get extra sopping power like in the xsoft
hey can you help me ? i have a g pro with corepads(i will buy the superlight in a few months and prbly also corepads for the superlight) i play mainly val overwatch cs sum apex. i play on a g840 atm (same as g640 just bigger and idk its inconsistent sometimes) I just want a high quality mousepad that fits. ok i watched the whole vid and ig the soft xl is the way to go
bro i play valorant too. i'm planing to get one of those but how come the soft is better at flicking isnt the xsoft has more of a stopping power into it? i play on 0.3-0.4 800 dpi sens btw, varies sometimes. So, i need ur suggestions?
I said soft is better for flicks because it feels more consistent because it’s less squishy compared to xsoft which gives in/sinks the mouse more so. Xsoft only has more stopping power if you use it’s extrasoftness like you purposely dig in your mouse to the pad, if you don’t then they’re really pretty much the same
@@Mr.Wooziie can't say for m8 as I've never had one personally sorry. but overall the zero in general lacks control and stopping power for me. it's a control pad for fast paced games but for tac fps it's def on the faster side of things
It still collects dust and hair but not as bad as it used to be for sure, just get the orange version and lint roll it once a week and you wont notice it at all. Black is a bit more noticable since you can see every single little hair and dust particle on it´ @@apec1p389
@@4everstrong13 well the zero is like significantly faster/less control than the qck haha id say maybe 30%, I also owned a qck edge before and something sorta close but better is the razer gigantus v2 imo, it's my main rn it's a teeny bit faster than the qck but feels like it has more stopping power, feels more consistent as well, been using it for like 3 months ish now and still good, and it's cheaper haha
just got the zero fx zero (soft,xl) i loooove it and it sticks to my table perfectly
THANK U FOR USING THE OROCHI AND CUD U MAKE A VIDEO FOR THE HIEN SOFT?
valorant is most a traking game or fliking game?
is fx zero xsoft better than the pulsar parabreak when it comes to stopping power?
for me parabreak has "better" and a lot more stopping power and way slower overall, also more consistent stopping because you dont need to rely on digging in to get extra sopping power like in the xsoft
hey can you help me ? i have a g pro with corepads(i will buy the superlight in a few months and prbly also corepads for the superlight) i play mainly val overwatch cs sum apex. i play on a g840 atm (same as g640 just bigger and idk its inconsistent sometimes) I just want a high quality mousepad that fits. ok i watched the whole vid and ig the soft xl is the way to go
Yup the artisan zero is one of the most consistent control pads out there barely affected by humidity or temp changes. Yeah soft is the way to go imo
Fellow razer orochi v2 user
What about the mid? How is the zero mid?
don't personally have one but people say it's very noticeably faster/different
is xsoft possible to "accidently" push in and mess up your gameplay?
100%
bro i play valorant too. i'm planing to get one of those but how come the soft is better at flicking isnt the xsoft has more of a stopping power into it? i play on 0.3-0.4 800 dpi sens btw, varies sometimes. So, i need ur suggestions?
I said soft is better for flicks because it feels more consistent because it’s less squishy compared to xsoft which gives in/sinks the mouse more so. Xsoft only has more stopping power if you use it’s extrasoftness like you purposely dig in your mouse to the pad, if you don’t then they’re really pretty much the same
w thank you
just came from a boardzy vid and can confirm this is the filipino boardzy
Lmao
Bro u still using orochi and zero soft ? I buy pulsar x2 but orochi still better fast and smooth , and now i want buy zero too
No longer using orochi, I can’t aim well with the forward sensor, but I’m currently maining the artisan zero
@@kaiju1455 what mouse ur using right now?
bro how about the mid ones? are they good?
didn't get to try them but I hear they're really noticeably faster
@@kaiju1455 faster but there is a good amount of stopping power and control?
@@Mr.Wooziie can't say for m8 as I've never had one personally sorry. but overall the zero in general lacks control and stopping power for me. it's a control pad for fast paced games but for tac fps it's def on the faster side of things
@@kaiju1455 Then it would be perfect for unreal-quake like games?!
Is artisan zero still dust and hair magnet?
nope the newer batches aren't anymore
@@kaiju1455wait fr?
It still collects dust and hair but not as bad as it used to be for sure, just get the orange version and lint roll it once a week and you wont notice it at all. Black is a bit more noticable since you can see every single little hair and dust particle on it´
@@apec1p389
Where do you buy Artisan XLs??
from a local reseller
@@kaiju1455 can i get a name or something hehe
@@4everstrong13 Hobby Dynamics :)
@@kaiju1455 you seem to have tried a LOT of mice and mousepads. I'm coming from Qck+, what do you think should I get for a new mpad?
@@4everstrong13 well the zero is like significantly faster/less control than the qck haha id say maybe 30%, I also owned a qck edge before and something sorta close but better is the razer gigantus v2 imo, it's my main rn it's a teeny bit faster than the qck but feels like it has more stopping power, feels more consistent as well, been using it for like 3 months ish now and still good, and it's cheaper haha
Zero soft or xsoft?
soft
Are you Filipino?
yeahp haha
Bro wants something sturdy🤨