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Im trying to get a mouse pad but im confuse on between these three options hayate otsu, zero or lgg venus pro. I play cs2 and apex so Im trying to find one that has both control and speed for tac shooter and faster movements with tracking. Any advice?

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I can give you two advices, the Spigen desk mat or the Mionix desk mat, look them up... both great.

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Mouse pads are extremely personal, like choosing a mouse or a keyboard switch.

We cannot recommend any of them because you might dislike the surface slick or the surface friction...

 

That said, I have an LTT Mousepad because of their size variety and it's a damn good mousepad.

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11 minutes ago, saintlouisbagels said:

Mouse pads are extremely personal, like choosing a mouse pad or a keyboard switch.

We cannot recommend any of them because you might dislike the surface slick or the surface friction...

 

That said, I have an LTT Mousepad because of their size variety and it's a damn good mousepad.

I agree with everything here.

 

The LTT mousepad (really desk pad) is my favorite mouse pad I’ve ever had. I have actually purchased two different designs because I liked it that much.

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2 hours ago, jx3 said:

Im trying to get a mouse pad but im confuse on between these three options hayate otsu, zero or lgg venus pro. I play cs2 and apex so Im trying to find one that has both control and speed for tac shooter and faster movements with tracking. Any advice?

Artisan pads?

 

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Boardzy is a crapposter turd, don't listen to him. A glance at his Discord channel should tell you everything about him and his content quality.

All you need is a fine cloth pad, like the Mionix Alioth, or Spigen Regnum. 🙂

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Any of those is very good, if you can get a god deal one, yeah cool.

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Artisan zero or lgg saturn are probably the most balanced. If you are EU then the EGG EM-c is a good options at a nice price

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