I just copped the Saturn pro and it is easily, without a doubt the most significant difference I’ve ever felt when switching mousepads. It’s flawless and absolutely beautiful. I’ve never used an artisan zero but from the various mouse pad reviewers I’ve watched, they all say it does everything the artisan mousepads do but better. If you’re in Australia, ausmodshop is a very reputable (good) company that stocks them and sells them. Their shipping is only 1-3 business days and they have various buy now pay later options if that’s what you’re into. If you’re thinking of getting one of these pads I could not recommend you do so enough. For the money you pay the quality is absolutely phenomenal and I’ll never go back to anything unless it’s considered groundbreaking
@@finn-xo4kv ahhh okay. Not sure at all then where you’d find a retailer sorry bro. They do manufacture pads pretty consistently tho so it’s not like a Finalmouse drop where if you miss it you’re fucked and have to buy resell. I’m sure you could fine a retailer that has em bro
making a return to gaming after a couple years. started with a hien, then a hayate otsu, and currently on a venus pro. coming back im now realizing i want something with a little more control and stopping power, my only concern is the initial friction, because it sounds like theres a different between that and dynamic. any insight?
My Venus Pro came with curled edges unfortunately and didnt want to lay flat, even tho is came flat packed. LGG confirmed is was a 1st batch thing. Either way it's a Tier S pad for sure, but i would really like for a Mercury Pro. Comparing a Venus Pro with something like an Odin Ininfity or a Walhaut, the Venus is the better pad, but for diminishing returns. Almost double the price for a minor upgrade in quality is not worth it imo. For 10-15 $ more (including shipping) you can get an Artisan
Yeah but Artisan isn't really better than LGG.... Maybe slightly (0.5mm) thinner stitching, but otherwise they are using the same base, foam, both come flat packed, LGG is cheaper & has better availability in the US/EU, so at this point why would anyone chose an Artisan over LGG unless they were looking to get a speedier pad?
@@xblur17 you have probably never used an Artisan pad before wtf. LGG only recently starting copying Artisans base and they a long way to go. They call it poron foam but it isnt the same as Artisans even if u compare it with same thickness. Artisan offer more options in pads as well as thickness. LGG has 2 pro pads and thats it. Stitching is still better in Artisan. For 10 to 15 bucks more it's for sure worth it.
@@mike_nba not only do I have every artisan pad, but I also have over 50 mousepads in my collection. This Artisan dickriding has got to stop. Slightly thinner and neater stitching is not a reason to buy an Artisan over LGG pro pads. LGG also confirmed some of the issues were found in the first batch and that the newer batches are all fixed, and they’re offering free replacements if you reach out to them. Some of my Artisan pads had some QC issues as well. Also it is exactly the same Poron foam that’s used in Artisan Xsoft pads, it’s just 0.5mm thinner. LGG confirmed it themselves.
@@xblur17 I’ve owned probably 4-5 artisans and regret them.. I don’t honestly get the hype. So many other cloth pads are just as good and many that I play way better on than my artisans. Low stitching and the aura of Japan I guess makes everyone foam at the mouth over them.
@@BurntPlaydoh why won't you buy from Odin? Because of that stupid almost 4 year old reddit thread now? LOL and they just dropped Andromeda which people are saying is better than the Zero and even Saturn.
7 months later lol. But the answer I got was that they can't do the Pro versions that big because they can't make Poron bases that large. So the desk top sizes will be non pro versions which have regular rubber
I actually just recently purchased the LGG Saturn pro as I only use control pads. The mousepad I used before it? You guessed it, MPC450. The 450 was a phenomenal pad that stood the test of time and I really had 0 flaws with it, but the Saturn pro just blew it out of the water. It was like night and day. 450 being cordura (or however you spelt it) was really nice because it’s very durable and easy to clean but the Saturn pro just feels 1000x better. Both phenomenal control pads but once I used the Saturn pro, I’ll never ever go back. A noticeable difference and if you’re thinking of getting a Saturn pro or a Venus, do it. Well well well worth the money and investment
I just copped the Saturn pro and it is easily, without a doubt the most significant difference I’ve ever felt when switching mousepads. It’s flawless and absolutely beautiful. I’ve never used an artisan zero but from the various mouse pad reviewers I’ve watched, they all say it does everything the artisan mousepads do but better. If you’re in Australia, ausmodshop is a very reputable (good) company that stocks them and sells them. Their shipping is only 1-3 business days and they have various buy now pay later options if that’s what you’re into. If you’re thinking of getting one of these pads I could not recommend you do so enough. For the money you pay the quality is absolutely phenomenal and I’ll never go back to anything unless it’s considered groundbreaking
where did u get it from as saturn pro are out of stockk
@@finn-xo4kv hey mate are you in Australia? If not I’m unsure of what retail suppliers are in which countries
@@PLUTZH im in england ahhaha
@@finn-xo4kv ahhh okay. Not sure at all then where you’d find a retailer sorry bro. They do manufacture pads pretty consistently tho so it’s not like a Finalmouse drop where if you miss it you’re fucked and have to buy resell. I’m sure you could fine a retailer that has em bro
The first war is my favorite pad of all time.
making a return to gaming after a couple years. started with a hien, then a hayate otsu, and currently on a venus pro. coming back im now realizing i want something with a little more control and stopping power, my only concern is the initial friction, because it sounds like theres a different between that and dynamic. any insight?
Great review as always!
My Venus Pro came with curled edges unfortunately and didnt want to lay flat, even tho is came flat packed. LGG confirmed is was a 1st batch thing. Either way it's a Tier S pad for sure, but i would really like for a Mercury Pro.
Comparing a Venus Pro with something like an Odin Ininfity or a Walhaut, the Venus is the better pad, but for diminishing returns. Almost double the price for a minor upgrade in quality is not worth it imo. For 10-15 $ more (including shipping) you can get an Artisan
Yeah but Artisan isn't really better than LGG.... Maybe slightly (0.5mm) thinner stitching, but otherwise they are using the same base, foam, both come flat packed, LGG is cheaper & has better availability in the US/EU, so at this point why would anyone chose an Artisan over LGG unless they were looking to get a speedier pad?
@@xblur17 you have probably never used an Artisan pad before wtf. LGG only recently starting copying Artisans base and they a long way to go. They call it poron foam but it isnt the same as Artisans even if u compare it with same thickness. Artisan offer more options in pads as well as thickness. LGG has 2 pro pads and thats it. Stitching is still better in Artisan. For 10 to 15 bucks more it's for sure worth it.
@@mike_nba not only do I have every artisan pad, but I also have over 50 mousepads in my collection. This Artisan dickriding has got to stop. Slightly thinner and neater stitching is not a reason to buy an Artisan over LGG pro pads. LGG also confirmed some of the issues were found in the first batch and that the newer batches are all fixed, and they’re offering free replacements if you reach out to them. Some of my Artisan pads had some QC issues as well. Also it is exactly the same Poron foam that’s used in Artisan Xsoft pads, it’s just 0.5mm thinner. LGG confirmed it themselves.
@@xblur17 I’ve owned probably 4-5 artisans and regret them.. I don’t honestly get the hype. So many other cloth pads are just as good and many that I play way better on than my artisans. Low stitching and the aura of Japan I guess makes everyone foam at the mouth over them.
@@BurntPlaydoh why won't you buy from Odin? Because of that stupid almost 4 year old reddit thread now? LOL and they just dropped Andromeda which people are saying is better than the Zero and even Saturn.
Have you ever tried the pulsar parabrake? Have yet to see anyone compare that with the saturn but very interested
Great vid brotha. You get a new mic? Quality sounds better, maybe its just your dac/amp tuning
Will there be a XXL Desktop version??? And when?
7 months later lol. But the answer I got was that they can't do the Pro versions that big because they can't make Poron bases that large. So the desk top sizes will be non pro versions which have regular rubber
Would be interesting to hear your comparison vs Endgame gear MPC450
I actually just recently purchased the LGG Saturn pro as I only use control pads. The mousepad I used before it? You guessed it, MPC450. The 450 was a phenomenal pad that stood the test of time and I really had 0 flaws with it, but the Saturn pro just blew it out of the water. It was like night and day. 450 being cordura (or however you spelt it) was really nice because it’s very durable and easy to clean but the Saturn pro just feels 1000x better. Both phenomenal control pads but once I used the Saturn pro, I’ll never ever go back. A noticeable difference and if you’re thinking of getting a Saturn pro or a Venus, do it. Well well well worth the money and investment
450 and saturn pro are absolutely nothing alike. Cordura is fucking insanely fast compared to saturn pro which is a control pad
Alienware AW2723DF?
Am I the only one that uses my armwrest for my mouse and keyboard
monitor keeps getting closer every video
Next week I’ll be like shanks fr
rouge
can i please buy your saturn pro brother hahaha pre ordered but i dont want to wait till late june.. would make a forever fan out of me @Colossal