ARTISAN ZERO (Black/L) [FX-ZR-SF-L] FX SOFT (Japan Import)

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Luckily it is not hard to clean off and it doesn’t impact the smoothness or feeling of the glide too much.

Notice: Use of undefined constant nj_recomend_eng - assumed 'nj_recomend_eng' in /var/www/html/cs-hien-eng. If you want to be wowed by something different and you don’t mind your fingers and art touching a rougher textured surface then go with the Hien. While I know the Zero would be a bit faster than the other pads I've been looking at, the consistency and the longevity that everyone hypes up make it sound appealing. I have used qck+, qck heavy and g-sr black so if anyone can compare the feeling of zero soft/hard to these mousepads it would be great.While it often gets compared to the Steelseries QCK I don’t think think that’s the best description.

But after a few weeks with it it breaks in and feels pretty constituent and stops slowing down as much as over the first few days of use. Artisan is clear that the product they produce must not only be of high quality in materials but must also be made on manufacturing methods that meet high performance and quality. Consenting to these technologies will allow us to process data such as browsing behavior or unique IDs on this site.

I felt my aim hit higher highs with the Hien but I am maining the Zero currently because it offers more consistency and familiarity for my playstyle. If you want to try something more drastic the Hien is the way to go whereas the Zero is more just like a premium cloth pad that’s a step above most other brands. ARTISAN uses a material with zero hygroscopicity / sweat absorption on the sliding surface, so it does not affect the operability of the mouse even when playing for a long time. I recently bought a new one, but decided to lend it to a friend for a couple month because I couldn't play with it in its new form.