But I do notice that my gaming kids all seem to use pads on their wooden tables, so I guess in a professionally competitive environment you need to trade comfort for precision and speed.

I wasn't too impressed on the first couple of days, but once I got used to it, its quite nice. I would say that this is worth it only if you have a very light mouse (<60 grams), as stopping the mouse accurately is still effortless at lighter weights (its not plain smooth glass, theres a microscopic satin finish on the surface, it kind of lightly sparkles in light like quality car paint does) - but the low friction does become an issue for heavier ones. The cost of the pad is still on the pricier side, so considering the increased wear on PTFE mouse feet, I'd only consider it cost effective it if you can swap out your mice feet to something durable like polished ceramic (eg. a Glorious mouse). I previously had an Endgame cordura pad which is pretty good, but the glass pad is definitely on a whole other level for glide and ease of moving the mouse around. My previous Endgame pad was also very easy to keep clean compared to a cloth pad (I often eat at my desk and its still very clean after 2 years), but with this glass pad you barely need to try to keep it clean. Dust? Hair? Cat fur? Just swipe your hand over it, spotless in 1 second. Spills? Just wipe it with a cloth, done. Cleaning, you will have to clean it because of body oils, smudges, finger prints at least every 2 days. As Shidenkai is actually discontinued, and the new one is still not available, what do you suggest?

PRECISION GAMING | The specially treated glass surface is optimized for laser and optical gaming mice, for fast and precise mouse movements I've seen some reviewers comment that they need an arm sleeve to use this pad adequately. This doesn't jive with my experience, but I play in a cool room with a fan blowing directly on me. You MIGHT need a sleeve if you play in a hot environment as moisture on the pad from sweat will cause minor interference to glide. But if you aren't sweating, you should be fine. The skin from your hand or wrist touching the pad should not in itself cause any sort of issue. Hey there guys, I was just wondering if anybody already have experience with the pulsar superglide mouse pad, and if so how would you compare it to a skypad 3.0 and or a artisan raiden mid. Would love to hear your thoughts Enter the SkyPAD 3.0. As far as I'm concerned, the SkyPAD is the KING OF THE HARD PADS. I've had mine since the end of May, so a little over 90 days. I'm using it with a Corsair Sabre RGB Pro with aftermarket PTFE feet from Corepad. Here are my keytakeaways:

Vì vân bề mặt được đốt trực tiếp lên kính giúp các vân control không bao giờ bị mòn đi so với các loại lót chuột cứng bằng nhựa khác. SkyPAD is one of those companies offering a premium mousepad, and the SkyPAD 3.0 is aimed at those who desire speed above all else. This mousepad is already somewhat of an outlier due to the fact that it’s a hard pad in a world of cloth, but the fact that it’s made out of glass makes it even more unique. SkyPAD is offering an infinitely durable pad that gives you virtually no resistance when gliding, and we’ve sent one over to our reviewer to see if that holds true. Legendsをプレイしていますし、今回も同タイトルをプレイすることが多かったです。最初は普段使っているコントロール性能を重視した布製マウスパッドに比べて滑り過ぎる事が気になって……特にフリックは力を入れ無くても動いてしまうので慣れるまでエラーが多かったですね。僕みたいに感じる人もいるかもしれません。 Counter-Strike: Global Offensive （CS:GO）の優秀かつ熱狂的なプレイヤーであったKenneth Skriver h（ケネス・スクリバー：SkyPAD CEO）は、愛用するガラス製マウスパッドが、すでにデンマークから姿を消していたことを知りました。

APEX ingame 3.0@400dpi)なのでちょっと持て余してしまいましたが、CS:GOやVALORANTのようなゲームをプレイする ローセンシユーザーにはピッタリなんじゃないかなと思います。この大きさでも表面にムラが無いのは良かったです。 SOLID AND DURABLE | The texture of the glass does not wear out like on a normal mouse pad. The mouse pad is therefore incredibly durable - with Skypad you have a gaming mouse pad for your entire life This new 3.0 version is 50% thinner, 50% smoother, and 50% quieter than its predecessor according to SkyPAD. That’s a whole lot of improvements, but as I said I can’t comment on how this translates to the real world as I have never used the 2.0. I’m just including this information to be complete. Performance

But what I did learn is that this company sells multiple styles of "gaming sleeve" with the main selling point being:

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Besides the speed and smoothness, the glass surface comes with another important advantage, that being the sheer durability that it has. The SkyPad will most likely never change in feeling and will be able to maintain its speed indefinitely. There are variables like you damaging the surface somehow that might influence that statement but under normal circumstances, this pad will last forever. This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. The pad itself is nicely finished. The edges are rounded and don’t feel sharp anywhere, the surface itself feels extremely smooth and natural to the touch, and the whole surface is perfectly level. Obviously this isn’t a very portable mousepad, so if you’re someone who is always gaming in different locations you should really consider if it’s worth the hassle to transport it all the time, but if you decide that it is you can rest assured that it’s decently sturdy. I didn’t throw it to the floor or anything, but I treated it like I would any regular (hard) mousepad and it stood up to that just fine.