@@boardzy Ty good sir❤️ I remember when you used to review every single new pad coming out separately but eventually got bored with it when the market got oversaturated with clones and uninteresting black squares
Only reason I got the Saturn Pro XXL is because it's nice to have an even surface when you pull your keyboard up to you. So instead of having to type off to the side of your pad, you can just pull the keyboard up to you and not have it be half on your desk and half raised on your mouse pad. I also work from home so I have to type a lot for my job. Makes it worth it in the end tbh. Glad it exists.
I just use my old mousepads underneath my keyboard to help dampen the sound and prevent it from moving around. Then I use a wrist rest and I don't have to deal with the uneven surface of the mousepad and table on the arm. My wrist rest is a bit of hack, its one of those rectangle award plaques that are made of wood with an engraved metal plate glued to the front of it. It works surprisingly well, the metal plate is actually pretty nice for preventing my hand from getting sweaty or too cold.
Yup its nice to have your keyboard on the same level as your mouse, it dampens keyboard sound (in a good way), prevents any possibility of the pad moving, feels nice, and looks good IMO. Currently using a Venus XXL but my Saturn Pro XXL will be here in a few hours so I can't wait.
@@everything-bagel Saturn pro XXL's just shipped from their pre-order that started several months ago and ended recently. Most people are receiving their pros this and next week.
I made my own mouse pad out of a sheet of PTFE. I use ceramic skates on my mice. I buff in a small amount of Fluid Film on the PTFE every now and then, and my mouse will glide 3ft with a light push. I'm never buying a conventional mouse pad again. That being said, I really enjoy all your reviews!
With the hundreds of mouse reviews you have done, do you recommend any lightweight mouse with only one or two more buttons than the GPX? I love the lightweight GPX but really wish it had just one or two more buttons. Thanks!
I like this roundup since its kinda unlikely we all care about 1 new pad, cause youre right the innovation is lacking. Love being kept updated tho in a format like this
Been rocking a GSR for 7 years now and its finally wearing out. Thinking about trying a Saturn, which base do you think is more similar to a GSR? Firm, soft, Xsoft?
i must be crazy but the jet is amazing for me... It feels like laminated. It has easy start motion but the laminated feel can still give it a grippy stopping power. People saying theres no stopping power are wrong or maybe using smaller skates? im using the gpx larger skates. The durability is way better than the shidenkai. Not sure why you said that pad was better, its just not. the shidenkai falls apart and you feel the little glass balls on it. Overall the jet is not as fast as glass but faster than cloth pads. It still has control, albeit less than a cloth pad. It is a lot more friendly on your mouse feet than glass too. I liked it so much i ordered the desk size version
@mickaz436 it has a little bit of stickiness to it. But I've never needed to use a sleeve with it. A little stickier than a cloth pad but no where near a full glass pad. I think it's a good alternative to glass pads in general. I've used mine for a few months now and it still feels great.
which mousepad from artisan shall i go for? i play at 800 dpi and mainly play apex legends. also which softness? was thinking about the zero or the otsu
Hello there i have been using the artisan hayate otsu soft for like 2 years i'm using the razer viper v2 pro with it aswel but ly questions is should i buy a new mousepad or not and if yes what are some good slow control mouspads that i can get in the eu and also how long can u use the new gsr 2 or gsr he until they wil feel scratchy
@@boardzy The Control version got some hype around it. It's different from other control pads, not as speedy as Artisan Zero. Wanna hear your opinion on the pad, when you are not a big fan of control pad itself. Still looking forward to it my king
Id love to see a round up of xxl pads. I like the aesthetic of a 400 x 900 mm pad and having my keyboard and mouse on it. It seems like theres not a lot of high quality xxl pads.
I think your take on a mousepad like the jet is a bit unfair to the pad itself. Im not saying I am an expert but I do have a lot of experience in both tac shooters and aim trainers, not a radiant player on val but still at a 400rr peak so I think my opinion isnt instantly discartable. Fast pads if used correctly offer a very different experience but also very beneficial to certain aspects of aim, ive been working on using fingertip micro adjustments and this pad has been sop much fun to use for that, I did lower my sens form 0.12 1600 to 0.1 1600 just to get the level of control I wanted too but I definetly think I still have the control I want to have, Its a much more fun pad to play with compared to slower pads that I tried before like the zero, aqua control 2 and GSR-SE. It does genuieinly have a place as a tac shooter pad.
Anyone or boardzy himself :) , I can't get the lidar due to shipping stuff... Is the radar also good when using a ninjutso sora? or do u recommend anything else for speed/control? Especially for valorant btw
I got the fnatic jet, very good pad, not "silly" in any way, that's the best pad i got, i use is with tiger ice v2 and corepad air mouse skates which are also very fast, i am able to aim well in static scenarios as well as dynamic ones, i used slow pads before, but decided to try some faster ones, i got myself a cordura pad at that time, and at the beginning it was very hard to control, but over time i would be able to control it very well, so then i decided to get even a faster pad just for training aim. I ended up using it not only for that, and the scores i get in static are as good as the cordura pad and better than the slow pads(before i got the fast ones i scored similar scores on both mouse pad types, but over time the results started to favor the fast ones), i tried to play back with the slow pads i got but i ended up playing worst in static scenarios, used it in csgo and it was absolutely fine for me, the grip style also affects the glide, since both claw and palm grip will push the mice against the pad making it slower, for fingertip grip it's probably way too fast, but the other 2 grips which create some more force work good, so since i use palm grip it might be the reason, but still at the beginning it was hard. I tried many times to switch back to a slower pad when i doubt my extreme setup, but i always ended up playing worst, didn't like the glide, and also slower pads i got are all vacuum magnets, really never looked back after i got these pads(the cordura and jet). they just require training and a longer time to adapt than the standard slow pads, but once you get it they are very good.
@@tex69420 The 2 problems this pad has is that it's easy to damage, by damage i mean scratches and marks from folding, they aren't visible but you can feel them a bit with your finger, so just don't fold it when you're cleaning it or putting on the desk, i got the xxl size and by accident i folded it, it's not a big deal but just be aware(it's not like it's easy to do, but because it's the xxl size in my case it got stuck between 2 objects when i was trying to take it off to clean and i just folded it by accident, just be careful and nothing will happen), also the package for the xxl size is as thick as for the smallest size which is kinds messed up, but it lays flat mostly, the 2 problem are the fingerprints, it's a magnet, you get used to it over time. This pad it's a very specific product, clearly for a minority, but it's very resistant to moisture, i can even put a lot of water on it and i will still be able to play with a very similar glide, which on any glass pad wouldn't be possible, you can also use it without a sleeve and it has the xxl desk size, this pad is the best alternative for a skypad or any other glass pad, the static friction is faster then glass and you can still use it with glass skates(but you need to clean the pad often with glass skates), this and the pulsar xxl glass pad are the only desk pads with this kind of speed, i was thinking to get also the vancer ice v2, but it's just 450x450 or something like this. I used a lot this pad and i still say that's a good pad, but not for everyone, you need to tolerate the problems it has, it's also the smoothest pad to the touch i ever tried, just pure pleasure to work on it.
My Corsair Scimitar is literally sticking on initial movement then the cursor jumps. I've tried 3 pads and the bare table. The aluminum pad works best but still sticks.. Are the stock skates that bad or what is it?
I have the fnatic jet xd. love it though it's still not fast enough for me lol. the static friction is still a little too much. And, you're right about how dirty this thing gets. It's an upgrade over my last mousepad for sure though so i'll keep using it for now. I use ptfe skates so maybe switching to glass skates could solve the problem. Anyone know else know good speed pads? I'm looking for 100% speed.
man don't get yourself glass skates on this pad, if you get any sweat the glide will be much slower, it's a liquid resistant pad, and after i washed it for some reason with glass skates from time to time i would get glue like glide, it was that sticky that no slow pad i ever used was, it's weird because i used the glass skates for 2 days and had no problems, but after i wash the pad the glide consistency got better, but i would get these weird glue like glide incidents for unknown reason. Get yourself corepad air or tiger ice v2, i used them both and they perform well and are very consistent.
Also glass in generic is very inconsistent on any pad that gets dirty, you would need 2 pads and wash them every 2-3 days during summer, unless they are non liquid resistant then the sweat will not affect the glide immediately but over time it will be a similar thing. On the jet the dynamic friction wasn't that much faster, i can't tell if it was faster or slower, but the static friction was faster(the glass wasn't used enough to break in, so over time it gets slower), the ptfe skates are better really, glass you can use on a secondary mouse from time to time but i recommend as i said the corepad air or tiger ice v2. "Anyone know else know good speed pads?" That's the world fastest pad, the dynamic friction is a around 4% slower than skypad, but the static friction is 20% faster, there's nothing faster than the skypad and fnatic jet, and fro from what i heard the vancer ice gets slower over short period of time, but this was just 1-2 reviews i saw, so not enough data. Lamzu energon i would recommend, but it's much slower, still in the fast spectrum, it's very smooth to the touch, liquid resistant, but unluckily no desk size available.
It's because the rubber base dramatically reduces cost. Copying surfaces is easy as hell. In fact i bet they buy each pad for 2-3$ max with the same surface as the raiden.
Hey @boardzy nice review as always! So, if I want to choose only 1 skate for gpx to use on my razer strider pad or endgame gear mpc cordura what's best for me? I play Valorant, Farlight 84, Fortnite, Pubg and Dota 2. Thanks, boardzy and keep up the good work!
Jett user here, only way to get the best use out of it is with a heavier mouse, lower sens or having some immense mouse control. Not for my case but other than that its a good pad, it gets annoying when small particles get on it then it feels off but you would just have to wipe it down with a cloth
i play on 44cm sens, 64g mice, with some aim training you will be able to use it with no problems, it just takes time, but once done i never looked back to slow pads, i play worse with them, and my game is csgo not any tracking specific games.
@boardzy hi was watching a few reviews of the gsr 2 and I'm really confused. Some reviews say their gsr is faster, not slow at all and more like a balanced speed pad and some say it's really slow. Should I be worried about manufacturing inconsistencies /or initial the speed of the gsr 2? Currently using the lamzu Atlantis mini with stock feet on.
Are glass mousepads are long lasting without any problem? I hate to see worn out of cloth mousepad that I use and I hate the see dust on it. Which glass mousepad do you recommend?
Glass pads last almost forever! Your mouse skates on the other hand, do not. Glass tears them up so you have to replace them regularly or you end up with a scratchy and inconsistent feeling. Also, dust buildup is something you can actually feel and it affects your aim rather than just looking bad on cloth, so you have to wipe it down before every gaming session. If that's all good to you, the pulsar super glide or the sky pad are both great options.
If you're looking for a thick and soft pad that is very comfortable for elbows / wrists, you may wanna have a look at Fusionstrike original limestone desk mat. Been using it for 3 years personally and my friends, so far it's been great so we made a whole batch of them. Currently ship within UK but could sort out international shipment too. The rubber is made from sustainable limestone rock (instead of oil/petrol) which makes it more environmentally friendly than most desk mats out there. It's laminated with super stretch smooth nylon so it's mouse compatible and very gentle to skin.
You're going to start seeing more and more clones of mousepads in the future. Back when RJN was growing there was a lot of innovation in gaming mice, but then the market settled in on 2-3 shapes. The same thing is going to happen with mousepads.
Kurosun felt like a scam that thing broke down so fast and went from interesting to sticky in less than a week lol. Doesn't help that most reviews just sucked it off for the initial period either
Saturn has noticeably less static friction than the Zero. Meaning it's much easier to start moving the mouse, and thus also less stopping power. The Saturn feels sloppier, and it's not as easy to hit flick shots due to the lower stopping power. Saturn is great for tracking, but I will always recommend a Zero over a Saturn for any tac shooter because it provides noticeably more static friction and stopping power. So... more control.
I second this until I got my Saturn pro in xsoft. I still think it’s easier to get the mouse moving but it has more stopping power than my zero. Though my zero is in soft so maybe xsoft would be even better. Both great pads tho
@@dr4zah I’d say the only reason to go for something else is if you really want a true control pad and also if you want a 500x500 or desk size pad. Other than that artisan is awesome
i have the old artisan zero, the new one and LGG saturn pro. i feel i got better with the new artisan zero then both the old zero and saturn pro in csgo. better tracking for me. both saturn pro is nice 2
thing is, got the sky pad 3.0 and it eats my mouse skatea and sounds and feels horrible as soon as the skates are fucked, no matter how much i clean it gets really loud and scratchy by sound and feel so, i ll try this jet one the fnatic dash sucked ass so im excited to see if it still does
@@AlexTurbo i love it, awesome pad. been 3-4 Months now feels sm better than glasspad, obv less speedy but holds up alot better than shidenkai. and less finicky than my glasspad
I love the Jet from Fnatic. However, do not use glass skates with it if you aren't used to speed pads. Those mice will zip off your desk. In my experience. It is best for games like cod, battlebit, battlefield.
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I love your mouse pad videos so please keep going, I've been missing them
Updated shidenkai review soon, then I can bang out another roundup
@@boardzy Ty good sir❤️ I remember when you used to review every single new pad coming out separately but eventually got bored with it when the market got oversaturated with clones and uninteresting black squares
@@boardzycan you do an artisan 2023 roundup?
@@josko144 Artisan is great and still same as before.
@@boardzy Should add the Freefall SV Control+ in there since it's actually unique with it's hard, nylon base.
Zowie, fnatic = too small.
Only reason I got the Saturn Pro XXL is because it's nice to have an even surface when you pull your keyboard up to you. So instead of having to type off to the side of your pad, you can just pull the keyboard up to you and not have it be half on your desk and half raised on your mouse pad. I also work from home so I have to type a lot for my job. Makes it worth it in the end tbh. Glad it exists.
I just use my old mousepads underneath my keyboard to help dampen the sound and prevent it from moving around. Then I use a wrist rest and I don't have to deal with the uneven surface of the mousepad and table on the arm. My wrist rest is a bit of hack, its one of those rectangle award plaques that are made of wood with an engraved metal plate glued to the front of it. It works surprisingly well, the metal plate is actually pretty nice for preventing my hand from getting sweaty or too cold.
Yup its nice to have your keyboard on the same level as your mouse, it dampens keyboard sound (in a good way), prevents any possibility of the pad moving, feels nice, and looks good IMO. Currently using a Venus XXL but my Saturn Pro XXL will be here in a few hours so I can't wait.
@@everything-bagel Saturn pro XXL's just shipped from their pre-order that started several months ago and ended recently. Most people are receiving their pros this and next week.
@@ZWortekok rich boy
I made my own mouse pad out of a sheet of PTFE. I use ceramic skates on my mice. I buff in a small amount of Fluid Film on the PTFE every now and then, and my mouse will glide 3ft with a light push. I'm never buying a conventional mouse pad again. That being said, I really enjoy all your reviews!
Make vid
I can’t tell if being serious honestly
@@1KRT1 I might!
@@turkishd882 I've been using it for 2 years... I also made an arm sleeve with PTFE adhered to it.
big if real
deskmats are just nice for comfort and also helps with dampening vibrations/sound of the KB while typing.
Yeah the glide on the Saturn zero is quit nice. To bad it’s hard to get
"Lidar went under the RADAR" I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE BOARDZY
What did he mean?
QCK HEAVY LARGE = best > ?
With the hundreds of mouse reviews you have done, do you recommend any lightweight mouse with only one or two more buttons than the GPX? I love the lightweight GPX but really wish it had just one or two more buttons. Thanks!
Same here, good call.
G402 perfect lightweight mice
144g is not lightweight
mousepad reviews please, specially on the superbeings lab memoria pro
they should be sending me one
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Hey boardzy! I was curious if u bought the 240hz OLED monitor from Asus? I've been thinking about buying it
Nah, gonna stick with 360hz 1440p. Just so good for gaming, I know 240hz would feel like a downgrade
are you using the pg27aqn
anyone know what pad to buy for fps shooting games? i own a razer v 2 pro and razer strider hybrid mouse pad
I like this roundup since its kinda unlikely we all care about 1 new pad, cause youre right the innovation is lacking. Love being kept updated tho in a format like this
Is Artisan pads (Hayate Otsu/Hien) still the best if money isn't an issue?
Yes
Artisan is always number 1 because a lot of pro use Artisan mousepad.
@@CodeVenomSnakesit’s a hype train thing, most pros still use the $10 pads
Different textured black squares round up
Been rocking a GSR for 7 years now and its finally wearing out. Thinking about trying a Saturn, which base do you think is more similar to a GSR? Firm, soft, Xsoft?
i must be crazy but the jet is amazing for me... It feels like laminated. It has easy start motion but the laminated feel can still give it a grippy stopping power. People saying theres no stopping power are wrong or maybe using smaller skates? im using the gpx larger skates. The durability is way better than the shidenkai. Not sure why you said that pad was better, its just not. the shidenkai falls apart and you feel the little glass balls on it.
Overall the jet is not as fast as glass but faster than cloth pads. It still has control, albeit less than a cloth pad. It is a lot more friendly on your mouse feet than glass too.
I liked it so much i ordered the desk size version
How would you rate the glide of your hand/arm when sweating ? (And without a sleeve)
@mickaz436 it has a little bit of stickiness to it. But I've never needed to use a sleeve with it. A little stickier than a cloth pad but no where near a full glass pad. I think it's a good alternative to glass pads in general. I've used mine for a few months now and it still feels great.
When’s the new mousepad tier list? It’s been 10 months🙃
Real
which mousepad from artisan shall i go for? i play at 800 dpi and mainly play apex legends. also which softness? was thinking about the zero or the otsu
If you go otsu definitely get xsoft. The otsu is made different and everybody recommends xsoft over soft. For zero I’d say soft is the safest bet
Hello there i have been using the artisan hayate otsu soft for like 2 years i'm using the razer viper v2 pro with it aswel but ly questions is should i buy a new mousepad or not and if yes what are some good slow control mouspads that i can get in the eu and also how long can u use the new gsr 2 or gsr he until they wil feel scratchy
So for rainbow six siege its better to use the gsr 2 or gsr se gris?
GSR is one of my favorite mousepad and when it got muddy holy it felt like shit I’m getting gsr2 so hopefully it’s better
update?
I bought the fanatic jet just cos it looked like it came off the Zenon movie set.
will u be reviewing the xraypad equate plus v2? Fresh reviews says it is the best hybrid pad made by them
I tried it, will be featured in another roundup but I didnt feel that strong about it
darmoshark m3s when?
speaking of Raiden clones Need more Otsu V2 clones too...
Where is INFINITY MICE INFINITE CONTROL
didnt get those pads, seems like theyre solid. not sure how unique they are
@@boardzy The Control version got some hype around it. It's different from other control pads, not as speedy as Artisan Zero. Wanna hear your opinion on the pad, when you are not a big fan of control pad itself. Still looking forward to it my king
Can you take a look at some other very slow pads like qingsui 2 pro+ and minerva DNA?
minerva dna SUCKS
why 😢@@boardzy
@@monk_cs2 Not a lot of people or pro use it. Top for mousepad are Artisan, LGG, Xraypad, Gamesense, Vaxee, and Zowie.
minerva dna is from xraypad bro. also its new so of course not many people are using@@CodeVenomSnakes
Id love to see a round up of xxl pads. I like the aesthetic of a 400 x 900 mm pad and having my keyboard and mouse on it. It seems like theres not a lot of high quality xxl pads.
GSR2 finally.
all these other click bait titles with IMPROVED GSR... 5 seconds into the glide description... say its has no static friction.
?????
I think your take on a mousepad like the jet is a bit unfair to the pad itself. Im not saying I am an expert but I do have a lot of experience in both tac shooters and aim trainers, not a radiant player on val but still at a 400rr peak so I think my opinion isnt instantly discartable. Fast pads if used correctly offer a very different experience but also very beneficial to certain aspects of aim, ive been working on using fingertip micro adjustments and this pad has been sop much fun to use for that, I did lower my sens form 0.12 1600 to 0.1 1600 just to get the level of control I wanted too but I definetly think I still have the control I want to have, Its a much more fun pad to play with compared to slower pads that I tried before like the zero, aqua control 2 and GSR-SE. It does genuieinly have a place as a tac shooter pad.
Anyone or boardzy himself :) , I can't get the lidar due to shipping stuff... Is the radar also good when using a ninjutso sora? or do u recommend anything else for speed/control? Especially for valorant btw
SHOCKING!!! 😄
I got the fnatic jet, very good pad, not "silly" in any way, that's the best pad i got, i use is with tiger ice v2 and corepad air mouse skates which are also very fast, i am able to aim well in static scenarios as well as dynamic ones, i used slow pads before, but decided to try some faster ones, i got myself a cordura pad at that time, and at the beginning it was very hard to control, but over time i would be able to control it very well, so then i decided to get even a faster pad just for training aim.
I ended up using it not only for that, and the scores i get in static are as good as the cordura pad and better than the slow pads(before i got the fast ones i scored similar scores on both mouse pad types, but over time the results started to favor the fast ones), i tried to play back with the slow pads i got but i ended up playing worst in static scenarios, used it in csgo and it was absolutely fine for me, the grip style also affects the glide, since both claw and palm grip will push the mice against the pad making it slower, for fingertip grip it's probably way too fast, but the other 2 grips which create some more force work good, so since i use palm grip it might be the reason, but still at the beginning it was hard. I tried many times to switch back to a slower pad when i doubt my extreme setup, but i always ended up playing worst, didn't like the glide, and also slower pads i got are all vacuum magnets, really never looked back after i got these pads(the cordura and jet). they just require training and a longer time to adapt than the standard slow pads, but once you get it they are very good.
Thanks, I have the feeling that boardzy is kinda negatively biased towards fanatic gear. I just bought a jet myself, can't wait to test it!
@@tex69420 The 2 problems this pad has is that it's easy to damage, by damage i mean scratches and marks from folding, they aren't visible but you can feel them a bit with your finger, so just don't fold it when you're cleaning it or putting on the desk, i got the xxl size and by accident i folded it, it's not a big deal but just be aware(it's not like it's easy to do, but because it's the xxl size in my case it got stuck between 2 objects when i was trying to take it off to clean and i just folded it by accident, just be careful and nothing will happen), also the package for the xxl size is as thick as for the smallest size which is kinds messed up, but it lays flat mostly, the 2 problem are the fingerprints, it's a magnet, you get used to it over time.
This pad it's a very specific product, clearly for a minority, but it's very resistant to moisture, i can even put a lot of water on it and i will still be able to play with a very similar glide, which on any glass pad wouldn't be possible, you can also use it without a sleeve and it has the xxl desk size, this pad is the best alternative for a skypad or any other glass pad, the static friction is faster then glass and you can still use it with glass skates(but you need to clean the pad often with glass skates), this and the pulsar xxl glass pad are the only desk pads with this kind of speed, i was thinking to get also the vancer ice v2, but it's just 450x450 or something like this.
I used a lot this pad and i still say that's a good pad, but not for everyone, you need to tolerate the problems it has, it's also the smoothest pad to the touch i ever tried, just pure pleasure to work on it.
@@tex69420did you like it?
@@zapatocny8467 yes, and I love it. It's fast but not out of control, I'm using it with gpx and pulsar xlite v2 mini.
Top 6 mousepad brands to check out is Artisan, LGG, Xraypad, Gamesense, Vaxee, and Zowie.
Saturn Pro or Zero xsoft/soft for Val and apex as main games?
In my opinion, Zero Soft is better than Saturn Pro since I own both. Saturn Pro is too slippery for me and I struggle to adapt to it.
They are both good because they some of top mousepads to get. That is up to you if you like one over the other.
we love mousepads we love mousepads
G-SR-SE-ZC02 and G-SR-SE-ZC03 are same pads ??? Help me
WE WANT MOUSEPAD CONTENT
My Corsair Scimitar is literally sticking on initial movement then the cursor jumps. I've tried 3 pads and the bare table. The aluminum pad works best but still sticks..
Are the stock skates that bad or what is it?
I have the fnatic jet xd. love it though it's still not fast enough for me lol. the static friction is still a little too much. And, you're right about how dirty this thing gets. It's an upgrade over my last mousepad for sure though so i'll keep using it for now. I use ptfe skates so maybe switching to glass skates could solve the problem. Anyone know else know good speed pads? I'm looking for 100% speed.
man don't get yourself glass skates on this pad, if you get any sweat the glide will be much slower, it's a liquid resistant pad, and after i washed it for some reason with glass skates from time to time i would get glue like glide, it was that sticky that no slow pad i ever used was, it's weird because i used the glass skates for 2 days and had no problems, but after i wash the pad the glide consistency got better, but i would get these weird glue like glide incidents for unknown reason. Get yourself corepad air or tiger ice v2, i used them both and they perform well and are very consistent.
Also glass in generic is very inconsistent on any pad that gets dirty, you would need 2 pads and wash them every 2-3 days during summer, unless they are non liquid resistant then the sweat will not affect the glide immediately but over time it will be a similar thing. On the jet the dynamic friction wasn't that much faster, i can't tell if it was faster or slower, but the static friction was faster(the glass wasn't used enough to break in, so over time it gets slower), the ptfe skates are better really, glass you can use on a secondary mouse from time to time but i recommend as i said the corepad air or tiger ice v2.
"Anyone know else know good speed pads?" That's the world fastest pad, the dynamic friction is a around 4% slower than skypad, but the static friction is 20% faster, there's nothing faster than the skypad and fnatic jet, and fro from what i heard the vancer ice gets slower over short period of time, but this was just 1-2 reviews i saw, so not enough data.
Lamzu energon i would recommend, but it's much slower, still in the fast spectrum, it's very smooth to the touch, liquid resistant, but unluckily no desk size available.
@@albertofernandez4425 wow, thanks for the information bro. very helpful
Aqua control 2 just died. Is the Saturn pro 2 a better option? Any input would be massively appreciated
babe wake up! new boardzy mousepad video just dropped!
It's because the rubber base dramatically reduces cost. Copying surfaces is easy as hell. In fact i bet they buy each pad for 2-3$ max with the same surface as the raiden.
I need you to get the Shan Hai series from esports tiger. THOSE WILL GET THE SEAL OF APPROVAL FOR SURE
Hey @boardzy nice review as always! So, if I want to choose only 1 skate for gpx to use on my razer strider pad or endgame gear mpc cordura what's best for me? I play Valorant, Farlight 84, Fortnite, Pubg and Dota 2. Thanks, boardzy and keep up the good work!
You forgot "shocking" in the title.
Jett user here, only way to get the best use out of it is with a heavier mouse, lower sens or having some immense mouse control. Not for my case but other than that its a good pad, it gets annoying when small particles get on it then it feels off but you would just have to wipe it down with a cloth
i play on 44cm sens, 64g mice, with some aim training you will be able to use it with no problems, it just takes time, but once done i never looked back to slow pads, i play worse with them, and my game is csgo not any tracking specific games.
coming from qck heavy shud I cop the zero or saturn pro? and if saturn, soft or xsoft?
which one should i choose? LGG Saturn Pro v2 RED Soft Or Artisan Hien Soft Red?
@boardzy hi was watching a few reviews of the gsr 2 and I'm really confused. Some reviews say their gsr is faster, not slow at all and more like a balanced speed pad and some say it's really slow. Should I be worried about manufacturing inconsistencies /or initial the speed of the gsr 2? Currently using the lamzu Atlantis mini with stock feet on.
Would like to know your thoughts on the Freefall SV Base Control+
That pad supposedly seems to be in a league of its own…
The LGG Saturn Pro 2XL is literally double the price of the regular XL in my country.
Darmoshark m3s and m3 4K rewiew cause I said so 🗿 (please)
Would u do a review on Pulsar ES2? The friction factor seems interesting and Zywoo used that previously
Check out the new ESPtiger shan hai linup, it has artisan quality from slow to fast pads!
hi mr approval seal man I want to know what the different materials are that they use for mice surfaces
YES more mousepad content please!
Fantech Mpc450, 14$ mousepad, any good?
It's great.
Yeah especially for that price
stitching is not good at all, but if that's not your concern, it's good.
What would you suggest for a small mouse pad I can throw in my backpack take up little space but function well
just got the new saturn, super smooth with nice stopping power, aim feels great
Anyone have a recommendation for something that’s similar to the pwnage precision pads? I need a larger size than their current offerings
Are glass mousepads are long lasting without any problem? I hate to see worn out of cloth mousepad that I use and I hate the see dust on it. Which glass mousepad do you recommend?
Glass pads last almost forever!
Your mouse skates on the other hand, do not. Glass tears them up so you have to replace them regularly or you end up with a scratchy and inconsistent feeling. Also, dust buildup is something you can actually feel and it affects your aim rather than just looking bad on cloth, so you have to wipe it down before every gaming session.
If that's all good to you, the pulsar super glide or the sky pad are both great options.
please try the Soku mousepads! especially the Akai
If you're looking for a thick and soft pad that is very comfortable for elbows / wrists, you may wanna have a look at Fusionstrike original limestone desk mat. Been using it for 3 years personally and my friends, so far it's been great so we made a whole batch of them. Currently ship within UK but could sort out international shipment too. The rubber is made from sustainable limestone rock (instead of oil/petrol) which makes it more environmentally friendly than most desk mats out there. It's laminated with super stretch smooth nylon so it's mouse compatible and very gentle to skin.
Would you recommend any of the XRaypad Thor or Minervas?
You're going to start seeing more and more clones of mousepads in the future. Back when RJN was growing there was a lot of innovation in gaming mice, but then the market settled in on 2-3 shapes. The same thing is going to happen with mousepads.
Will you be trying the new Whale pads? ( Rizz + Pelz )
I m using razer deatheder v3 pro what are your mousepad recommendations?
I have a saturn pro and man i gotta say I like it better than the artisan Zero soft
Kurosun felt like a scam that thing broke down so fast and went from interesting to sticky in less than a week lol. Doesn't help that most reviews just sucked it off for the initial period either
Yeah that was no bueno
Deskmat sized mouse pad matters a lot to me
I don't put my keyboard on the surface at all I just use all the surface.
People really sleep on the Venus Pro.
That also a good mouse because LGG mousepad are second to artisan mousepad.
Saturn has noticeably less static friction than the Zero. Meaning it's much easier to start moving the mouse, and thus also less stopping power. The Saturn feels sloppier, and it's not as easy to hit flick shots due to the lower stopping power.
Saturn is great for tracking, but I will always recommend a Zero over a Saturn for any tac shooter because it provides noticeably more static friction and stopping power. So... more control.
I second this until I got my Saturn pro in xsoft. I still think it’s easier to get the mouse moving but it has more stopping power than my zero. Though my zero is in soft so maybe xsoft would be even better. Both great pads tho
theres just honestly no reason to get anything other than an Artisan unless price or shipping is THAT much of an issue
@@dr4zah I’d say the only reason to go for something else is if you really want a true control pad and also if you want a 500x500 or desk size pad. Other than that artisan is awesome
@@tinocabral4201 agreed, extremely niche reasons. but if you just want the best mousepad, theres only 1 choice.
@@dr4zahbuy it for me then rich boy
do bloons TD6 mouse pad next plz
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would you recommend the soft or xsoft version of the Saturn Pro?
I do enjoy listening to you waffle about mousepads for 10+ minutes, so please more.
W vids
you tried the superbeings lab memoria pro? would love to hear your thoughts if so
Whats the difference between the soft and xsoft Saturn Pro in terms of gaming?
hey boardzy, what mousepad would you say is the best of the best for fps games like fortnite apex and valorant?
Top 6 mousepad brands to check out are Artisan, LGG, Xraypad, Gamesense, Vaxee, and Zowie. they are all great just people one that work with you.
Got an artisan hien and am very happy as my first actual mouse pad vs these stock poopy pads :)
i have the old artisan zero, the new one and LGG saturn pro. i feel i got better with the new artisan zero then both the old zero and saturn pro in csgo. better tracking for me. both saturn pro is nice 2
Are you gonna be doing a review on one of the padsmith glass pads?
How much more contolled is the gsr 2 over the new saturn pro?
hows Gamsense lidar when comparing with energon/energon pro?
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pluhg!
@@Ellalaa0 pluhg!
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@boardzy you should review the Keychron m3 wireless mouse. It looks pretty interesting
Keychron m3 with 4k look good but I think Boardzy is not review that mouse.
FINALLY got my Saturn Pro and love it
Jet seems insane but maybe I would go glass if I wanted that speed.
Not a lot of people use glass mousepad.
thing is, got the sky pad 3.0 and it eats my mouse skatea and sounds and feels horrible as soon as the skates are fucked, no matter how much i clean it gets really loud and scratchy by sound and feel so, i ll try this jet one the fnatic dash sucked ass so im excited to see if it still does
@@Creeslupdate?
@@AlexTurbo i love it, awesome pad. been 3-4 Months now feels sm better than glasspad, obv less speedy but holds up alot better than shidenkai. and less finicky than my glasspad
Please what mouse skates do you use?
please review the new glorious mouse
Talk about the other 15 pads too
What about new yuki aim katana?
can u make an updated tier list so far?
Mousepad content is always very noice
Zowie GSR 2 o grey?
I love the Jet from Fnatic. However, do not use glass skates with it if you aren't used to speed pads. Those mice will zip off your desk.
In my experience. It is best for games like cod, battlebit, battlefield.