Hi
I currently have a Perixx DX-2000XL, but I've had this for a while and I'm thinking about getting a new one. The top of this has got kinda worn and now doesn't have the same texture to it.
What kind of mousepads do people reckon are the best? I'm only interested in soft mousepads. My sensitivity is about 32cm, I aim with my arm.
Cheers
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Hi
I currently have a Perixx DX-2000XL, but I've had this for a while and I'm thinking about getting a new one. The top of this has got kinda worn and now doesn't have the same texture to it.
What kind of mousepads do people reckon are the best? I'm only interested in soft mousepads. My sensitivity is about 32cm, I aim with my arm.
Cheers
I currently have a Perixx DX-2000XL, but I've had this for a while and I'm thinking about getting a new one. The top of this has got kinda worn and now doesn't have the same texture to it.
What kind of mousepads do people reckon are the best? I'm only interested in soft mousepads. My sensitivity is about 32cm, I aim with my arm.
Cheers
Go for zowie, G-SR for control, G-TFX for speed. Or just go with the good ol' qck+ if you don't want to spend much and you just wanna have a pad that does the job
Go for zowie, G-SR for control, G-TFX for speed. Or just go with the good ol' qck+ if you don't want to spend much and you just wanna have a pad that does the job
I was thinking about the qck+ yeah, I was just questioning a bit bc of how cheap it was
But I guess if it's good then it's good
I was thinking about the qck+ yeah, I was just questioning a bit bc of how cheap it was
But I guess if it's good then it's good
But I guess if it's good then it's good
FunsI was thinking about the qck+ yeah, I was just questioning a bit bc of how cheap it was
But I guess if it's good then it's good
it's pretty thin and maybe it can have some durability issues (dirt and dust magnet), so if you care about these stuff you can go for the qck heavy for added thickness
[quote=Funs]I was thinking about the qck+ yeah, I was just questioning a bit bc of how cheap it was
But I guess if it's good then it's good[/quote]
it's pretty thin and maybe it can have some durability issues (dirt and dust magnet), so if you care about these stuff you can go for the qck heavy for added thickness
But I guess if it's good then it's good[/quote]
it's pretty thin and maybe it can have some durability issues (dirt and dust magnet), so if you care about these stuff you can go for the qck heavy for added thickness
qck all day, ive heard zowie and corsair ones are decent as well
qck all day, ive heard zowie and corsair ones are decent as well
ive been using an artisan hayate for a couple years now with no problems but its fairly expensive in comparison to the other suggestions
ive been using an artisan hayate for a couple years now with no problems but its fairly expensive in comparison to the other suggestions
I've heard people complaining about switching from qck to zowie mousepads cause they track at different speeds
I'd go for QCK, can't go wrong with it really
I've heard people complaining about switching from qck to zowie mousepads cause they track at different speeds
I'd go for QCK, can't go wrong with it really
I'd go for QCK, can't go wrong with it really
I've had corsair and steelseries mousepads. I would love a puretrak, but I currently have a qck+, it does the job and is pretty big.
I've had corsair and steelseries mousepads. I would love a puretrak, but I currently have a qck+, it does the job and is pretty big.
I'm a big fan of just plain cloth mousepads, it seems to me to be the right amount of reistnce and they are comfy and also cheap
That being said, artisan mousepads are really nice but expensive, but the zowie g cm and the qck and puretrack talent are all nice
I'm a big fan of just plain cloth mousepads, it seems to me to be the right amount of reistnce and they are comfy and also cheap
That being said, artisan mousepads are really nice but expensive, but the zowie g cm and the qck and puretrack talent are all nice
That being said, artisan mousepads are really nice but expensive, but the zowie g cm and the qck and puretrack talent are all nice
http://www.pcgamingrace.com/products/glorious-extended-gaming-mouse-mat
they also have normal sized pads if you dont want an extended one
http://www.pcgamingrace.com/products/glorious-extended-gaming-mouse-mat
they also have normal sized pads if you dont want an extended one
they also have normal sized pads if you dont want an extended one
for my first mousepad i got a qck mass, and its still working great, only washed it once a couple weeks ago (been probably 3-4 years). i havent seen one person recommend it for whatever reason, but its cheap, durable, and i like it a lot
for my first mousepad i got a qck mass, and its still working great, only washed it once a couple weeks ago (been probably 3-4 years). i havent seen one person recommend it for whatever reason, but its cheap, durable, and i like it a lot
spammyhI've heard people complaining about switching from qck to zowie mousepads cause they track at different speeds
I'd go for QCK, can't go wrong with it really
I was about to buy one and I've been using a qck for quite a while. What do you mean with "different tracking speeds"?
[quote=spammyh]I've heard people complaining about switching from qck to zowie mousepads cause they track at different speeds
I'd go for QCK, can't go wrong with it really[/quote]
I was about to buy one and I've been using a qck for quite a while. What do you mean with "different tracking speeds"?
I'd go for QCK, can't go wrong with it really[/quote]
I was about to buy one and I've been using a qck for quite a while. What do you mean with "different tracking speeds"?
GSR is so much better than any steelseries pad - but it's like double the price, so.
GSR is so much better than any steelseries pad - but it's like double the price, so.
i really like this one plus if you ever feel sad you can just look at the sloth on your mousepad and be happy :D
http://www.slothesports.com/
i really like this one plus if you ever feel sad you can just look at the sloth on your mousepad and be happy :D
i really like this one plus if you ever feel sad you can just look at the sloth on your mousepad and be happy :D
A MM200 Corsair is amazing been using it for a year and a half now
A MM200 Corsair is amazing been using it for a year and a half now
LuvispammyhI've heard people complaining about switching from qck to zowie mousepads cause they track at different speeds
I'd go for QCK, can't go wrong with it really
I was about to buy one and I've been using a qck for quite a while. What do you mean with "different tracking speeds"?
The gsr/psr is way smoother than the qck. The transition just takes a little bit to get used to, like most transitions between mice and mousepads.
[quote=Luvi][quote=spammyh]I've heard people complaining about switching from qck to zowie mousepads cause they track at different speeds
I'd go for QCK, can't go wrong with it really[/quote]
I was about to buy one and I've been using a qck for quite a while. What do you mean with "different tracking speeds"?[/quote]
The gsr/psr is way smoother than the qck. The transition just takes a little bit to get used to, like most transitions between mice and mousepads.
I'd go for QCK, can't go wrong with it really[/quote]
I was about to buy one and I've been using a qck for quite a while. What do you mean with "different tracking speeds"?[/quote]
The gsr/psr is way smoother than the qck. The transition just takes a little bit to get used to, like most transitions between mice and mousepads.
qck/qck+/qck heavy
puretrak talent/stealth
artisan
i've heard those sloth esports pads are also pretty good
qck/qck+/qck heavy
puretrak talent/stealth
artisan
i've heard those sloth esports pads are also pretty good
puretrak talent/stealth
artisan
i've heard those sloth esports pads are also pretty good
Just buy a SteelSeries qck, they make different variants. Don't bother wasting your money on "gaming" mouse pads, It is very unlikely you'll see a difference.
Just decide the version you want then see if amazon sells it for less in your area.
https://steelseries.com/gaming-mousepads
Just buy a SteelSeries qck, they make different variants. Don't bother wasting your money on "gaming" mouse pads, It is very unlikely you'll see a difference.
Just decide the version you want then see if amazon sells it for less in your area.
https://steelseries.com/gaming-mousepads
Just decide the version you want then see if amazon sells it for less in your area.
https://steelseries.com/gaming-mousepads
i use qck+
its p ok even tho i uae 1/10th of the space on it
i use qck+
its p ok even tho i uae 1/10th of the space on it
its p ok even tho i uae 1/10th of the space on it
+1 to the MM200, got one a bit after trying one at lan last year. It's amazing, though I have worn it a bit already in the middle and it's not even been a full year. Though I've had no trouble with aiming because of it.
+1 to the MM200, got one a bit after trying one at lan last year. It's amazing, though I have worn it a bit already in the middle and it's not even been a full year. Though I've had no trouble with aiming because of it.
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