hard or soft mouse pad

[meget1shotonly]

currently using logitech golliath large but i use fingertip grip and move with wrist mostly, should i get a harder mouse pad and put it ontop of this one? I feel like a harder mouse pad would be easier for flick shots where as cloth pads slow you down.

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Hard on the soft

[Jo_Mei]

what do u mean by hard?, plastic or glass pad?

[meget1shotonly]

Originally posted by Jo_Mei:

what do u mean by hard?, plastic or glass pad?

plastic lol

[meget1shotonly]

Originally posted by robgershabit:

Hard on the soft

which would u recomend?

[MoWie]

Dont use hard mousepads. It will feel weird.

[Jo_Mei]

soft mousepad, your mouse feet wont wear out, and mouse runs smoother on softpad

i am talking about a gaming mousepad for around 15 euro

[SpecialJK]

I like hard Kreygasm

[Savy]

Originally posted by Jo_Mei:

i am talking about a gaming mousepad for around 15 euro

Or around 5.

The notable difference between a hard and a soft mousepad will be in the surface, what it accumulates. For example, a soft mousepad with a textile texture on the front side and rubber on the other side will tend to swallow all the grease and sweat from your hand, but it's washable. A hard plastic mouse will not do the same, but as surface is concerned, you might as well save a buck and play with your mouse on your desk.

[Funz]

http://reviewrelay.com/steelseries-sx-review/
Adonized aluminum

I enjoy mine only the condensation from your hand on it takes a wile to get used to.

[NIKFS]

Originally posted by eviL:

Dont use hard mousepads. It will feel weird.

i used a mousepad made of a large sheet of aluminium (or aluminum if you prefer)
was kinda nice, very smooth and cold
right now i use the backside of a college block, found a company who made them with very sturdy backsides which are coated in some kind of print which works even better than any mousepad i ever used, only problem is i have to change it every 6 months as it still deforms over time like paper and you cant wash it

just try out different surfaces, where i am living you can also try mousepads at electronic stores, albeit only with the mouses they also sell but, well, you still see if you like the mousepad per se

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<--- steelseries QCK+ <3

[NIKFS]

Originally posted by ⓅⓈⓎⒸⒽⒺⒹ💨:

<--- steelseries QCK+ <3

sounds expensive, mine was only 10 bucks or so, thus the aluminium was pretty thin but still, worked really well until i scratched it by throwing things on it

[<(o.O)>Fezarella^]

Originally posted by Savy:

Originally posted by Jo_Mei:

i am talking about a gaming mousepad for around 15 euro

Or around 5.

The notable difference between a hard and a soft mousepad will be in the surface, what it accumulates. For example, a soft mousepad with a textile texture on the front side and rubber on the other side will tend to swallow all the grease and sweat from your hand, but it's washable. A hard plastic mouse will not do the same, but as surface is concerned, you might as well save a buck and play with your mouse on your desk.

ive been using the desk now for a while... with a mx510 selotape for feet xd but it works lol

[Funz]

Originally posted by NIK_F_S:

Originally posted by ⓅⓈⓎⒸⒽⒺⒹ💨:

<--- steelseries QCK+ <3

sounds expensive, mine was only 10 bucks or so, thus the aluminium was pretty thin but still, worked really well until i scratched it by throwing things on it

steelseries QCK can be bought for 10.

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Originally posted by NIK_F_S:

Originally posted by ⓅⓈⓎⒸⒽⒺⒹ💨:

<--- steelseries QCK+ <3

sounds expensive, mine was only 10 bucks or so, thus the aluminium was pretty thin but still, worked really well until i scratched it by throwing things on it

i think the new qck+ hyperbeast Edition cost ~20 bucks atm