A good practice to maintain the speed of your Hien is to clean it regularly with a microfiber cloth and rotate the mousepad around so you break in the entire surface of the pad without creating slow spots. Good durability, rough. Tight threading traps hairs, making cleaning difficult, but it does not impact performance. 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 Raiden pad is the speed demon of the family. This pad is even faster Hien’s mid-speed. For the folks that really want that glass-pad experience. Classic vs FX

As a gamer, your gaming mouse is one of your most important tools, but many forget that without a stable mouse pad, your gaming mouse will never live up to its full potential. Mouse pads for gaming come in different materials, patterns and sizes, but the most important thing for a gamer is that the pad has a large surface. I 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. Moreover, the synthetics themselves are somewhat rough to the touch, so you have to deal with it for some time.Well, the answer is a little hard to find because of so many different views and preferences, but I'll do my best to simplify things for you. Starting with the Soft Hard bedding substrate does not have any mousepad now, but they seem to resemble those of Zowie G-CM, G-TF mousepads. via vistacreate 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. Any soft (XSoft, Soft) bedding substrate under the weight of the arm and mouse is squeezed, and this creates additional friction between the carpet and legs of the mouse, which results in greater viscosity, and, as a result, greater control. Mid artisan mousepads Any Hayate mousepad felt less textured and smoother and more pleasant to the touch than Hien mousepad.

I think this is the perfect mousepad for gamers that want to get out of the muddy control mouse pad world, but don’t want to go all the way to glass level speed. Consistency I found the Soft Hien plenty fast, but not insanely fast like the SkyPad 3.0 for example. There was still plenty of stopping power to play tactile shooters like CS:GO and Valorant. Since the Mid substrate is practically not deformed, mousepads are obtained a little faster than their counterparts with the XSoft substrate, but at the same time, some control and viscosity are lost. Some people do find the texture too much for their skin or that it snags on sleeves, I didn’t find that an issue at all, I love the texture. StitchingAt MaxGaming, you will find mouse pads from popular manufacturers, such as ZOWIE by BenQ, Glorious, Razer, SteelSeries and Logitech, that are made specifically for gaming. Mouse pads that are made for gaming usually have a larger surface area and an anti-slip underside to keep the mouse pad in place during intense gaming sessions. Mouse pads with RGB-lighting are also an alternative to give your set up a personal touch, or a mouse pad with wrist support to give you better ergonomics when you are playing.

Quite hard and looks more like dense foam rubber-like Kinston HyperX Fury mousepad or QPad UC mouse pad. Soft mousepad The stitching is definitely high quality, all of the stitching sits below the mouse pad surface level so avoid any collisions on the sides of the pad. I have some little fray I think from where they start the stitching, but I don’t expect it to get any worse. Colors Artisan’s reputation is one of quality. While no cloth mousepad will last forever, you should get really good mileage out of the Artisan Hien. The pad should maintain its plushness and the stitching should generally hold up. Hien Vs. Other Artisan Pads Zero So unlike the Xsoft which feels very cushioned, and the Soft which has some give, but not a lot. This firmness has NO give at all. You cannot push down into it, resembling a hard pad more than a cloth. It creates a stable feeling surface that doesn't change when you put pressure on it or make fast movements in any direction. You lose stopping power but you get an even feeling glide that is very consistent. It's a great peace of mind for people who like to make a lot of fast and precise movements or tend to be heavy handed with their mouse (you tend to push in a lot). Dust collects good, and it is cleaned quite poorly. That is, over time, you have to clean this mousepad with a brush quite often.The underside of the pad does a good job maintaining a strong grip on my wooden desk and white ikea desk equally as well.