its going to a massive learning curve having little stopping power you will have to stop the mouse with your wrist which is stramge at first but its consistent which is why i like it.
Always interesting to hear other peoples thoughts. The first time I tried the Skypad, I knew I wouldn't be using cloth again for a while, it just felt so 'free' by comparison. Note that I found the skypad too fast with nil stopping power to boot, so I've been around the houses a bit and explored the Atlas, Cerapad Kin, Original Cerapad, Wraith Cosmic Glass, and Superglide, without a doubt my favourite surface is the Cerapad Kin with the Wraith pad as the runner up. I love how easy glass is to maintain, and the effect the more controlled pads on my aim is actually a boon for the games I play, Apex, OW2, COD etc. Thanks for sharing your thoughts Mango.
Glad you took the time to hear my thoughts on em, I feel like it really hasn't been practically discussed from the CS/Val perspective which are huge in there own rights. Yeah I'm with your top picks (I want to try a 500x500 cerpad) as of now I feel like Wraith and Cerapad are tied for me bc they have the most practical balance in speed control when compared to the other surfaces (which are all still very different from cloth). With the games you main, yeah these surfaces are magical, no movement error really makes these such a satisfying surface to play must feel like a dopamine hit everytime you get a frag which IDK why it feels that way for me but it does and its amazing - so bizzare how it has that effect for me lol. Thanks for the comment my guy means a lot :D
Personally as someone who started off mnk on a hardpad (plastic one from corsair) on a ps4 when I was 12 with high sensitivity and input lag so my mouse control was id say above average (like 3cm~ish) switching to a pad (skypad 2.0 around the end of 2021 and purchased 3.0 a bit over a year now) was like switching from console to pc, It just felt so freeing and like I overcame a wall with my progression I feel like its more of a tool after you've gotten more comfortable as I believe getting as close to my hand as possible is how I can aim the best through the lack of friction Also to a certain extent I live in a more humid country and when my 3.0 feels more controlled when its hot and when the enviorment gets colder it feels faster
I play cs2 and currently using superglide w fingertip grip for over a year now. I would say that I love glasspads. It made me realize that I need to be calmer when I play my game. However, not only that, it hugely benefits me since I use edpi of 336(0.21 w 1600dpi) and low sens compensates the inherent nature of glasspads. Huge loss of controllability is less noticeable on low sens and it gets way better after the learning curve. Flicking is amazing as there is way less friction with your instant mouse movement. Overall, the pad itself is very niche in demand but as much as it is niche, there will never be an alternative to those targeted demographics.
First of all the Superglide looks awesome and it would be glorious to have a consistent mouse pad, regardless of weather, and that never wears out. However, I main CoD, Valorant and Fortnite and I'm terrified that I'll never be able to stop hit shots when I have to. Good review, thanks for taking the extra time to give us a reasonable point of view.
Right?! It’s a beautiful glass pad for sure. The perk of consistency and long term durability does seem attractive no doubt. You’re 100% in the right to have this concern, honestly it’ll come down just how good your fine control is in game and are you willing to commit to using the pad. Because in my and my friends experience when you use glass pads the highs of frags are higher and the lows of whiffing are far lower and make you tilt crazy fast. Cheers for watching! Glad I could bring a fresh perspective to the glass pad scene! I’d def try to cop a glass pad from somewhere where you can return it easily if you’re hesitant or look into the 2nd market like r/mousemarket!
One underrated aspect of glass pads I feel is how it can affect your improvement. Especially if you are relatively new to fps and aiming, it can help develop a good foundation for proper mouse and tension control in a way that cloth pads dont provide.
First time coming across your channel and i gotta say the quality of your vids are AMAZING. Its crazy because I was i've been looking at videos about glass mousepads for some time and this video popped up on my feed. Awesome stuff bro!
Thank you Elastus, glad you're enjoying my content - reading this really made my day! LMK if you cop a glass pad, its definitely worth it depending on the games you play and glad I could bring another perspective on the topic. Cheers!
Honestly....glass mouse pads are just like any other medium we use. It's just all placebo, you could do just fine on a cloth pad using faster mouse skates and vice versa....it's all just placebo. Look at what the Pro's use in games like Val and CS.
Not placebo as the materials are fundamentally different and does affect aim. But comfort far out weighs this. The reason the different types of pads exist (soft, hard, control, speed, glass) exist isnt because one is better than the other, its simply because some people fine one more comfortable and other people find another one more comfortable.
I have a cloth pad but wouldn’t adjusting the dpi compensate for that shaky feelingi really want one but I don’t want to spend a lot of money on something I might not even enjoy fully
If your hands normally sweat to the extent that they are fully wet not just "humid" (especially even when it's cool) you likely have a condition Hyperhidrosis. You can get prescribed topical treatments to prevent it. There's also Botox if topical treatments aren't effective.
@@joshw.2739 your comment got me thinking about my excessive sweating, i either have the condition you mentioned or hypoglycemia. Good reminder to get an appointment to the pcp
Ok im a bit late so i doubt youll answer but id like to know how quickly do the skates wear down?because i really want to get a supergluide but im so nervous that ill have to replace my skates like every 1-2 months
Any notes on how it has continued to wear over the past year? Wanna make sure it can last at least a year without a noticeable change in feel/scratches if I'm gonna drop ~$100. Yours is the longest-term review I've found so far. I hate how filthy neoprene gets and I just had my Cordura pad start to delaminate. If this pad is effectively not "disposable", the performance is just a bonus.
The glass pads to my knowledge don't really wear down not to say they can't but my sky pad 3.0 I got like 5-6 months ago has zero wear at all the only issue you will run into in terms of wear is your mouse skates aside from that the pad doesn't really wear and is also super easy to clean
@@justanon8587 i ended up buying one shortly after posting this. i was just worrying about scratching since i know from experience that glass skates arent immune to that. It seems like if there is grit on a glass pad you are much more easily able to see, feel, and remove it. I air dust it and then wipe it off occasionally with glass cleaner. haven't noticed any change in feel or looks.
The only reason I am thinking of getting a glass mousepad is because where i live the climate is humid and the cloth mousepad absorbs moisture from air and increase the drag friction
hey, i see you havent uploaded in forever. but i just wanna say for 3.57k subs this is 100k subs quality. really wish you got more exposure while you made videos.
idk if you ever got an answer but it depends on you really I mean no offense but when the youtuber says it's not for everyone that's only half true you still can use it in a tac fps and really well at that but that's based on your mechanics if you are pretty confident your aim is decent or even great then the glass pad is for sure worth a try
ill sum it up wich ever one you get itll be fuine. i have trhe skypad 3.0 and its buttery smooth and its what ive been missing. these arent for everyone and no they wont make you better but itll help you flick and snap. shoudl you get a glass mouse pad? if your your sens is very low. then yes.
i imagine its a little like that if you switch to glass as cs or val player then its a little like a fortnite player switching from console/controller to pc/KbM
for sure, glass for tac fps games is far more challenging initially than if you play tracking games. for fortnite its a builders dream being able to swipe all over the place
@@Nelex5000What do you want him to say? You stated your belief and wasn't exactly asking for a valuable response, a simple understanding comment is more than acceptable for your statement.
Glass mousepads are 💩 don’t waste you’re money by sum idiot telling you otherwise, the heat your arm/hand give off while gaming fogs up the pad making it super inconsistent. Don’t get me wrong I used a glass pad and loved the way it felt but just couldn’t use it for more than a week due to this problem
While this is for sure an issue that doesn't make them shit they literally have sleeves and such to remove that issue and yes I understand not everyone wants to wear a sleeve but you're putting your skin on glass for extended periods of time ofc it will stick
I use glasspads in tac fps games. I peaked diamond in valorant and top 2% in cs2... make of that want you will, but I think thats at least decent. I also aim train at least 1 hour per day. with Glasspads its like with high sens. You can use them, the thing however is that you need to train A LOT to get used to them. Once you got the precision to keep calm enough to use these surfaces for very static fps games, you can perform as well, maybe even better than you can with cloth pads. If you just want to play the game of your choice and don't train your mousecontrol or you are a casual player, stick with cloth pads.
@@Rayu25Demongotcha 😂 yeah I can see what you’re saying, def a skip for anyone who plays Val/CS mainly or doesn’t feel like spending over $50 on a mousepad for sure 💀
Sure, sounds like you know it ain’t for your champion pool. It’s a very subject pad material, and most definitely not a one size fits all like a lgg Saturn pro or a zowie gsr etc
Which type of games do you primarily play: tactical FPS or tracking-based games? Do you think a glass mouse pad would suit your gaming style? 🤔
its going to a massive learning curve having little stopping power you will have to stop the mouse with your wrist which is stramge at first but its consistent which is why i like it.
Always interesting to hear other peoples thoughts. The first time I tried the Skypad, I knew I wouldn't be using cloth again for a while, it just felt so 'free' by comparison. Note that I found the skypad too fast with nil stopping power to boot, so I've been around the houses a bit and explored the Atlas, Cerapad Kin, Original Cerapad, Wraith Cosmic Glass, and Superglide, without a doubt my favourite surface is the Cerapad Kin with the Wraith pad as the runner up.
I love how easy glass is to maintain, and the effect the more controlled pads on my aim is actually a boon for the games I play, Apex, OW2, COD etc. Thanks for sharing your thoughts Mango.
Glad you took the time to hear my thoughts on em, I feel like it really hasn't been practically discussed from the CS/Val perspective which are huge in there own rights.
Yeah I'm with your top picks (I want to try a 500x500 cerpad) as of now I feel like Wraith and Cerapad are tied for me bc they have the most practical balance in speed control when compared to the other surfaces (which are all still very different from cloth).
With the games you main, yeah these surfaces are magical, no movement error really makes these such a satisfying surface to play must feel like a dopamine hit everytime you get a frag which IDK why it feels that way for me but it does and its amazing - so bizzare how it has that effect for me lol. Thanks for the comment my guy means a lot :D
Personally as someone who started off mnk on a hardpad (plastic one from corsair) on a ps4 when I was 12 with high sensitivity and input lag so my mouse control was id say above average (like 3cm~ish) switching to a pad (skypad 2.0 around the end of 2021 and purchased 3.0 a bit over a year now) was like switching from console to pc, It just felt so freeing and like I overcame a wall with my progression
I feel like its more of a tool after you've gotten more comfortable as I believe getting as close to my hand as possible is how I can aim the best through the lack of friction
Also to a certain extent I live in a more humid country and when my 3.0 feels more controlled when its hot and when the enviorment gets colder it feels faster
I play cs2 and currently using superglide w fingertip grip for over a year now. I would say that I love glasspads. It made me realize that I need to be calmer when I play my game. However, not only that, it hugely benefits me since I use edpi of 336(0.21 w 1600dpi) and low sens compensates the inherent nature of glasspads. Huge loss of controllability is less noticeable on low sens and it gets way better after the learning curve. Flicking is amazing as there is way less friction with your instant mouse movement. Overall, the pad itself is very niche in demand but as much as it is niche, there will never be an alternative to those targeted demographics.
First of all the Superglide looks awesome and it would be glorious to have a consistent mouse pad, regardless of weather, and that never wears out. However, I main CoD, Valorant and Fortnite and I'm terrified that I'll never be able to stop hit shots when I have to.
Good review, thanks for taking the extra time to give us a reasonable point of view.
Right?! It’s a beautiful glass pad for sure. The perk of consistency and long term durability does seem attractive no doubt.
You’re 100% in the right to have this concern, honestly it’ll come down just how good your fine control is in game and are you willing to commit to using the pad. Because in my and my friends experience when you use glass pads the highs of frags are higher and the lows of whiffing are far lower and make you tilt crazy fast.
Cheers for watching! Glad I could bring a fresh perspective to the glass pad scene! I’d def try to cop a glass pad from somewhere where you can return it easily if you’re hesitant or look into the 2nd market like r/mousemarket!
One underrated aspect of glass pads I feel is how it can affect your improvement. Especially if you are relatively new to fps and aiming, it can help develop a good foundation for proper mouse and tension control in a way that cloth pads dont provide.
glass mousepads are simply better
First time coming across your channel and i gotta say the quality of your vids are AMAZING. Its crazy because I was i've been looking at videos about glass mousepads for some time and this video popped up on my feed. Awesome stuff bro!
Thank you Elastus, glad you're enjoying my content - reading this really made my day! LMK if you cop a glass pad, its definitely worth it depending on the games you play and glad I could bring another perspective on the topic. Cheers!
Great video, man! Loved it. I will say im quite impressed with how low your sensitivity is on Halo Infinite. Keep up the great work man
Honestly....glass mouse pads are just like any other medium we use. It's just all placebo, you could do just fine on a cloth pad using faster mouse skates and vice versa....it's all just placebo. Look at what the Pro's use in games like Val and CS.
Not placebo as the materials are fundamentally different and does affect aim.
But comfort far out weighs this.
The reason the different types of pads exist (soft, hard, control, speed, glass) exist isnt because one is better than the other, its simply because some people fine one more comfortable and other people find another one more comfortable.
Great review, love the comparison and data provided.
my zowie ec2 with tiger skates on akko glasspad sounds like it scratches the pad. any recommendations on what mouse feet goes with glasspads?
I have a cloth pad but wouldn’t adjusting the dpi compensate for that shaky feelingi really want one but I don’t want to spend a lot of money on something I might not even enjoy fully
The only problem with glasspads is vertical aim. You have to pretty much have a sleeve if you live in a country with hot weather.
Glass mousepad with my sweaty hands? Certifieded phalange slip-n-slide! Cool video and thanks for the thorough and in depth testing!
Haha I’m not sure if it would get SOAKED like that with sweat, nevertheless glad you enjoyed the video! :D
If your hands normally sweat to the extent that they are fully wet not just "humid" (especially even when it's cool) you likely have a condition Hyperhidrosis. You can get prescribed topical treatments to prevent it. There's also Botox if topical treatments aren't effective.
@@joshw.2739 your comment got me thinking about my excessive sweating, i either have the condition you mentioned or hypoglycemia. Good reminder to get an appointment to the pcp
Have you tried obsidian dots on your glasspad and felt any better?
is glass mouse pad and finalmouse ulx good?
Ok im a bit late so i doubt youll answer but id like to know how quickly do the skates wear down?because i really want to get a supergluide but im so nervous that ill have to replace my skates like every 1-2 months
It’s not as bad as some people make it seem. Most skates last roughly 6 to 8 months unless you really push hard on the glass
I just wanted to say great vid less transitions glad to see you improve keep it up bro dont stop
Any notes on how it has continued to wear over the past year? Wanna make sure it can last at least a year without a noticeable change in feel/scratches if I'm gonna drop ~$100. Yours is the longest-term review I've found so far. I hate how filthy neoprene gets and I just had my Cordura pad start to delaminate. If this pad is effectively not "disposable", the performance is just a bonus.
The glass pads to my knowledge don't really wear down not to say they can't but my sky pad 3.0 I got like 5-6 months ago has zero wear at all the only issue you will run into in terms of wear is your mouse skates aside from that the pad doesn't really wear and is also super easy to clean
@@justanon8587 i ended up buying one shortly after posting this. i was just worrying about scratching since i know from experience that glass skates arent immune to that. It seems like if there is grit on a glass pad you are much more easily able to see, feel, and remove it. I air dust it and then wipe it off occasionally with glass cleaner. haven't noticed any change in feel or looks.
The only reason I am thinking of getting a glass mousepad is because where i live the climate is humid and the cloth mousepad absorbs moisture from air and increase the drag friction
If you added some low volume background music when you talk during the video, the video would be more enjoyable
noted o7
Well presented video and very professional. You explain the product without sounding clueless, much appreciated.
What's with the seemingly random camera angle changes though?
hey, i see you havent uploaded in forever. but i just wanna say for 3.57k subs this is 100k subs quality. really wish you got more exposure while you made videos.
Would you recommend it for rainbow six?
idk if you ever got an answer but it depends on you really I mean no offense but when the youtuber says it's not for everyone that's only half true you still can use it in a tac fps and really well at that but that's based on your mechanics if you are pretty confident your aim is decent or even great then the glass pad is for sure worth a try
@@justanon8587 thanks never got a straight answer tho. I’ll try it!
ill sum it up wich ever one you get itll be fuine. i have trhe skypad 3.0 and its buttery smooth and its what ive been missing. these arent for everyone and no they wont make you better but itll help you flick and snap. shoudl you get a glass mouse pad? if your your sens is very low. then yes.
Sticky when sweaty, increased wrist strain risking RSI and having to replace PTFE feet regularly are 3 dealbreakers. Idk why people even consider this
Where is the increased wrist strain. Good ergonomics would have your wrist lifted off of the mouse pad.
Try the Kazemi :D
i imagine its a little like that if you switch to glass as cs or val player then its a little like a fortnite player switching from console/controller to pc/KbM
for sure, glass for tac fps games is far more challenging initially than if you play tracking games. for fortnite its a builders dream being able to swipe all over the place
ok but ur staring at the ground, i want a pad that could help with mechanical crosshair placement... i dont wanna use my mouse like a slow joystick
ok
@@MangoTalksTech huh. what a corny reply.
@@MangoTalksTech "ok"
@@Nelex5000What do you want him to say? You stated your belief and wasn't exactly asking for a valuable response, a simple understanding comment is more than acceptable for your statement.
@@riot6289 true bro keep your preach ese
I don’t know one person/creator who has ever said they are for everyone
Another Game pad review, Great job!👍wonder would you like to review our microphone sometimes? Have sent an invitation to you but didn't hear from you.
Glass mousepads are 💩 don’t waste you’re money by sum idiot telling you otherwise, the heat your arm/hand give off while gaming fogs up the pad making it super inconsistent. Don’t get me wrong I used a glass pad and loved the way it felt but just couldn’t use it for more than a week due to this problem
While this is for sure an issue that doesn't make them shit they literally have sleeves and such to remove that issue and yes I understand not everyone wants to wear a sleeve but you're putting your skin on glass for extended periods of time ofc it will stick
Smillifm
the constant camera change was so distracting and annoying
You need to be way closer to your screen.......... 😮
Nahh I play pretty close to the screen for me, any closer and I’ll probably wreck my neck hahaha
@@MangoTalksTech I was being sarcastic. I think you may have left a couple brain synapses on the screen. :)
I decided to buy a sheet of milky white acrylic and make a customer mouse pad.
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I use glasspads in tac fps games. I peaked diamond in valorant and top 2% in cs2... make of that want you will, but I think thats at least decent. I also aim train at least 1 hour per day. with Glasspads its like with high sens. You can use them, the thing however is that you need to train A LOT to get used to them. Once you got the precision to keep calm enough to use these surfaces for very static fps games, you can perform as well, maybe even better than you can with cloth pads. If you just want to play the game of your choice and don't train your mousecontrol or you are a casual player, stick with cloth pads.
You don’t have any of those stats liar
Yes I made it 69 comments
what a legend
Skill issue
stupid product skip
idk if that’s a dig at my video or glass pads💀 but thanks for commenting Moussa ✌🏼
@@MangoTalksTech its the glass pad not you 😂😂
@@Rayu25Demongotcha 😂 yeah I can see what you’re saying, def a skip for anyone who plays Val/CS mainly or doesn’t feel like spending over $50 on a mousepad for sure 💀
@MangoTalksTech no. i won't spend money at anything with glass, glass is garbage, and it's not safe.
It’s not I bought the ikea glass serving pad and it’s better than my cloth pad that’s 60 bucks
no theres zero chance this mousepad will help you in ow, in fact it will make you worse and constantly overshoot or be too jittery lmao
Sure, sounds like you know it ain’t for your champion pool. It’s a very subject pad material, and most definitely not a one size fits all like a lgg Saturn pro or a zowie gsr etc