just the video i needed. in terms of static friction, on those in hand movements, how do they compare? thanks! i have a hayate otsu xsoft and that static friction is just a little too high at times
They’re soo fricking similar. I only pulled the venus and otsu out to make the video for a friend in the pulsar discord. I would say with the otsu you might want to try a soft or even mid to reduce the static friction furthermore. Otherwise I would say try a hien xsoft if you really like the xsoft hardness
The static friction on in hand movements might be slightly lower on the venus though because of the harder surface being kind of in between a mid and soft artisan pad
My otsu is still like new, my venus seems to have maintained a bit more wear. I used both for 2 months strait then switched to a hien xsoft, and now I’ve been maining a hien soft. I think the durability was a bit better on the otsu than the Venus
@@notblazedfordays9536 thanks for replying quickly ! Do you usually deal with arm/hand sweat ? I'm considering on getting a Hien Soft just bc I have humidity problems.
@@kayybunn I definitely don’t seem to have humidity issues but I have AC which helps with not sweating. I play with an arm sleeve when I remember to put it on
currently using a Hien Soft but not really like it because of the low friction it has, should i buy the LGG Venus for more controlable? since i don't really like the Otsu btw
If the hien is too fast then an LGG venus would be a step below but I personally think that would probably still have to low initial friction for you. I would recommend the LGG Saturn, or an artisan zero.
@@notblazedfordays9536 i mean. i want to have more control of a Hien. trying to use a 80g mouse and even changing the mouse feet. but never get that enough. so maybe a step down from a Hien is better
@@notblazedfordays9536 also, is weared down superglides has more control than tiger arc 1? since ppl keep saying that, weared down superglides can fix my problems
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just the video i needed. in terms of static friction, on those in hand movements, how do they compare? thanks! i have a hayate otsu xsoft and that static friction is just a little too high at times
They’re soo fricking similar. I only pulled the venus and otsu out to make the video for a friend in the pulsar discord. I would say with the otsu you might want to try a soft or even mid to reduce the static friction furthermore. Otherwise I would say try a hien xsoft if you really like the xsoft hardness
The static friction on in hand movements might be slightly lower on the venus though because of the harder surface being kind of in between a mid and soft artisan pad
meant static is a little too low** my bad haha still answered my question tho, thank you!
How was the durability on the Venus compared to the Otsu after a couple months ?
My otsu is still like new, my venus seems to have maintained a bit more wear. I used both for 2 months strait then switched to a hien xsoft, and now I’ve been maining a hien soft. I think the durability was a bit better on the otsu than the Venus
@@notblazedfordays9536 thanks for replying quickly ! Do you usually deal with arm/hand sweat ? I'm considering on getting a Hien Soft just bc I have humidity problems.
@@kayybunn I definitely don’t seem to have humidity issues but I have AC which helps with not sweating. I play with an arm sleeve when I remember to put it on
What you prefer the superlight or xlite mini?
Superlight. The mini is still a fantastic and more budget friendly option though
@@notblazedfordays9536 tks for the answ
currently using a Hien Soft but not really like it because of the low friction it has, should i buy the LGG Venus for more controlable? since i don't really like the Otsu btw
If the hien is too fast then an LGG venus would be a step below but I personally think that would probably still have to low initial friction for you. I would recommend the LGG Saturn, or an artisan zero.
Did you find the low initial friction to be just a little too low for you? If it was just slightly too low then an LGG Venus would be fine.
@@notblazedfordays9536 i mean. i want to have more control of a Hien. trying to use a 80g mouse and even changing the mouse feet. but never get that enough. so maybe a step down from a Hien is better
@@notblazedfordays9536 also, is weared down superglides has more control than tiger arc 1? since ppl keep saying that, weared down superglides can fix my problems
@@lyr1cfps543 then the LGG venus would be your best bet cuz it’s definitely a step below the hien. Why didn’t you like the otsu?