Artisan Hien (Black/XL) [FX-Hi-SF-XL-B] FX Soft (Japan Import)

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His control, again, is better than that of other carpets with similar speed, stopping ability is also great. via vistacreate Moreover, the synthetics themselves are somewhat rough to the touch, so you have to deal with it for some time. In general, all cloth mousepads collect dust very well, while Shiden kai mousepad absorbs sweat, so after long-term use, it is recommended to wash all mousepads thoroughly with shampoo. This table can show all the type of mousepads score on the ranking basis Has bumps on sides of the pad, collects dust really easily, does not lay flat after months of use. Less stiff version of MP510 fabric. So a common misconception about this firmness is that it's faster than the others. And while that's true to an extent, it's not going to make your Hien or Zero a faster pad. What happens is much more subtle.

So, why the bad rap? I think it comes down to people who like to use Claw Grip, or tend to really push into their mouse when it's on the pad. If that sounds like you then go for the Soft variants, and perhaps go for the Hien instead of the Raiden or Shidenkai. I myself don't press into the pad very much, I have a very relaxed palm grip but firm enough for the dexterity I need for small adjustments. If you're a heavy dude, muscular or just big in general, this may not be for you. As I tend to notice most people who dislike this firmness tend to be bigger than me (Brandon Taylor for example). Perfect for low-sensors, and it’s also convenient to work with graphics with a low sense. At high dpi, it is tough to control the mouse. via vistacreateI think for most people, this is what you should get. As the surface is what makes the biggest difference in how the pad feels to use, the hardness really only comes into play once you get into endgame territory, as in you wanna buy the last pad you'll ever need. If that's you, keep reading. There is compatibility with the surface of the desk where the mouse pad is placed, so it may fail two or three times. However, cheap investment as it can be used for several years if matches can be obtained. The underside of the pad does a good job maintaining a strong grip on my wooden desk and white ikea desk equally as well. The Otsu is slightly slower than the Hien with a smooth texture for the folks that find the Hien texture too much. Kou All mousepads are selling in cardboard envelopes so that they will always be smooth, and there is no need to wait for them to straighten.

I didn’t notice any significant difference on the pad comparing X and Y axis, all good on that front. The mousepad is perfectly consistent across all areas, just be sure to keep it clean.Mousepads themselves are reliable (they will not be fluffy and preserve their properties for a long time), however, they require care and careful use.

The Artisan Hien FX is a stitched pad with a hybrid texture. There’s an Artisan logo printed onto the bottom right of the pad. The logo has no texture or performance impact.I hope this helps answer your questions, as this is perhaps the most confusing aspect of Artisan pads. Also link this anytime this question comes up and save us the trouble.