ARTISAN FX HAYATEOTSU NINJABLACK Gaming Mousepad with Smooth Texture and Quick Movements for pro Gamers or Grafic Designers Working at Home and Office (【MID】 Medium)

Got the X-Soft and it's texture was very nice, not rough at all, very comfortable, and had a lot of stopping power from the plushness of the X-Soft. Mousepad feels good even under intense use, humidity, and sweaty hands. I do recommend a microfiber cloth for cleaning this mousepad as it can collect dust and hairs, but all in all the mousepad is the best I've ever had.

My aim still sucks but it feels nice and the mouse glides like butter. It doesn't slip even playing on top of a cardboard box. The quality is amazing. But its a bit expensive.

I’ve had this mousepad going on 9 months now. I don’t think I can ever use another one. It has the perfect balance between glide and friction for fps games. It’s also great for casual use or moba’s etc. Really an all around great mousepad. Zero complaints. If your looking to buy one but are not sure which one to get, think of it this way: Med: less breathable but provides the best and fastest glide Soft: best of both comfort and glide imo. Xsoft: more friction which causes slower glide but the most comfortable. Can be useful in games like Valorant or Cs:go where u might want more friction to hold angles. All of them are top quality so it’s really your preference on which one to get.

I was a bit hesitant to spend this much money on a mousepad, having spent most of my time on various pads/mats from typical gaming companies like Razer and Corsair throughout my life. I heard great things about the brand from friends and was enthusiastic to upgrade from a generic fake leather deskmat I used for about two years. I can say with confidence that it was worth every penny I spent. I've been using this mousepad for a year straight and have never had a more positive experience with a peripheral upgrade. It allows me to glide my mouse across it with ease, making games with aim-tracking-intensive gameplay a blast to play. Paired with a really cheap sleeve, it gives me the feeling of unrestricted movement that I've been dying to have without tearing my wrist apart, an experience I've had with other pads' lining in the past. The mousepad offers enough stopping power that you don't feel like your mouse will slip away from you at any point, even with premium third-party mouse skates. I can't remember how long it took to break the pad in, maybe a week or two, but I remember loving the feeling straight out of the packaging. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone who wants glass pad performance without actually buying a glass pad.

Si quieres conocer el perfil técnico del Hayate Otsu busca videos de youtube. Lo más notable y que puedo confirmar: -Rapidez media comparado con mousepads competitivos, o media-alta comparado con el mercado popular. -Poca/casi nula fricción estática. Si es para ti o no dependerá de tus preferencias y lo que juegues. El segundo punto es la razón por la que se considera al HO de "alta dificultad". Solo quiero decir, como alguien que usaba mousepads lentos previo al HO, y que no juega shooters tácticos (el principal target del HO pues la baja fricción estática facilita los microajustes) pensé que me tomaría tiempo adaptarme a su curva de dificultad. Para nada. La baja fricción estática e igualdad en velocidades vertical y horizontal (a diferencia del Hien, por ejemplo) contribuyen a una sensación de consistencia total. Y esto tal vez es lo más importante en un mousepad. No importa el tipo de movimiento, la zona del tapete o el ángulo, poder predecir perfectamente cómo se moverá tu mouse es invaluable, y permite adaptarse con facilidad.