Artisan Mousepads Review - Hien vs Zero - Worth the money?
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Hey guys, todays video is my thoughts on two of the most popular mousepads on the market the Artisan Hien and Artisan Zero. Both mousepads are amazing and if you have the extra income I would definitely recommend purchasing! If you enjoy the video please leave a like and subscribe if you want to see me blow more money on gaming tech RIP wallet lol!
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Great review.. Every other reviewer gets so caught up in assigning tac shooters to the zero and everything else to the hien but the hien by far provides sufficient stopping power and the control needed to those already able to aim well. Nice job bro
Appreciate that brotha! I agree, the Hirn is just overall a great pad regardless of the game!
@@techvice7428 Did you ever try the XSoft version of the hien to compare against the soft version, and if so which did you prefer?
I know this was posted forever ago but great content man I have been running a Razer strider for the past year or so and love it but I am looking to upgrade to an Artisan and have been trying to decide between the zero & Hien. I can honestly say your video made my decision easy. Hien all the way!
I just ordered my Zero! Thank you for helping me decide! Going to love the improvement from the G640 that becomes absolute garbage after the coating wears off. My scores for tracking in aimlab went from usually 100k to barely 80k bc it's super muddy now and I can't change directions to strafing targets without fighting the pad, making my aim shakey with the struggle lol.
Also, you have a nice voice. Good for reviews
I'm thinking of making the same exact change because my g640 isn't doing it anymore, if you have gotten it yet how is the zero feeling?
@@dremmett1270 Oh it's great. I got the soft XL and I honestly have no complaints other than it's good to have a lint roller around. I also got a Hien. Love it too and it's my main bc I like the texture more, but the Zero is great for all games and I can transition between the two easily. Can't believe I bothered with the G640 for so long lol. I know there's cheaper alternatives that are close to just as good, but I have the money and wanted the best, so no regrets with the Zero.
I have Artisan Zero and Hien in Xsoft and soft, soft on the zero feels better than the hien soft tracking, control, and stopping power wise. I really suggest trying to get your hands on the soft version and not xsoft because it feels muddy especially on the zero.
good to know, I think I will ultimately end up trying the zero in soft forsure!
Yeah I used to main the shidenkai xsoft and I actually loved it, but I tried the hien xsoft and it felt like the glide is so inconsistent i can't get used to it. I actually play better on my old QCk than on the hein xsoft.
I’m watching this because I accidentally just ordered the zero when I was meant to get the hien. I wanna cry so much rn 😫
I wouldn’t stress about it too much man, the Zero is a really great pad in basically any game you play. I do personally prefer the Hien over it but we’re talking VERY minimal differences. The only big difference between both pads is the Hiens abrasiveness vs the zero being really soft
@@techvice7428 ok Thankyou so much I’m just annoyed cuz I got them mixed up in my Amazon cart cuz they were the same price
@@Freehitting did that good ？
LMAOAOAOA IM WAYCHJNG THIS BC I ORDERED THE HIEN WHEN I WANTED THE ZERO HELP
@@rbnmngl HAHA
can i use my g pro x superlight with the superglides or does it ruin the hien after some time
Great review! I was always worried in these reviews because I have a GPro Superlight with superglide glass skates and I thought it would be too fast of a combination with the Hien, but now that I see you have the same combo, it helped me go with the Hien over the Zero.
Thanks man I appreciate it! I had the same concern prior to testing it out and imo superglides with the GPX and the S12 feels super nice on the Hien! Enjoy it!
@@techvice7428 thanks man, keep up the great videos
@@techvice7428 what’s the best soft or xsoft ??
@@bitroy2216 I would say soft, it’s a nice mix between some cushion but not enough to sink your wrist. I’ve used both and I feel like my recoil control is better with a soft.
@@techvice7428 nice,so what about Xsoft !? because I couldn’t find any different in youtube everyone says all type good but im sure there is one better than the other
nice review… hope you can increase the volume abit more for future video
Appreciate it! Im currently working on getting my audio and voice to sound a little more consistent and better balanced, thank you for the feedback!
I am a crazy FPS player and just got m'y Hien soft. I was afraid of not getting enough stopping power but it work great and for m'y low sens (53cm 360) the speed helps. Had some crazy headshots since.
hello sir do you play tac or just apex and cod cus i am afraid of not getting the stoping power. and i am thinking the xsoft due to having more stoping power or do you think i should just go with the soft
@@gothimyt4273 i think you should go with soft
Hi ! I recently bought an artisan hayate xsoft And I'm having difficulties using it with my gprosuperlight , the problem is that out of nowhere my game starts to run infinitely even with the mouse stopped, would you know anything? Thank you and beautiful video!
2 pads together is $125 for me here in america. I mention 2 cause shipping is the same price, it makes one pad a lot cheaper really, even though its still premium price.
I think artisan is amazing if you enjoy testing multiple pads, given the better value is with 2 of them.
i bought a hien soft becouse the hayate otsu was 15 dollars more, i love it, great for every game i play (i am master complete on kovaaks tho) so i dont struggle playing cs 2 with this hien, i can microadjust better
Thanks a lot for the review, its exactly what ive been looking for.
I mostly play Tac FPS (Valorant) and was wondering if I should buy a Hien and use it instead of a Zero.
My problem with the Zero is that my hand gets stuck to the pad whenever its warm outside and by stuck I mean litterally glued. I use a sleeve, a really good one even and that provides sufficient glide for my arm at least, though at one point when I dont move my arm a whole lot my sleeve gets warm too and kinda sticks to the pad (not nearly as much as my uncovered wrist though).
I felt it really fks up my aim whenever its 23°C+ (73.4°F).
As someone who is a Voltaic Master I feel like my aim is good enough to control the Hien in Tac FPS and it was good to hear someone who says that its definitely usable for that, so thanks for not just sticking with the "Zero for Tac FPS, but not the Hien" narrative.
I guess I'll be buying a Hien and I really, really hope that it will help me achieve a more consistent feel / glide, even when its warm.
Lovely review👌🏻👍🏻
(btw. the problem with my hand sticking to the pad is so bad that I cant use a high sens from about April-October because when playing with a higher sens I move my arm less causing my arm & hand to stick to the pad so bad that my aim becomes insanely unreliable, that was even worse with previous pads like the GSR and it was the only reason I spent 70€ on a Zero in the first place, cause I was told multiple times that I wont have this problem with it, which turned out was wrong unfortunately xD)
Appreciate it man, I definitely feel your pain with the zero and your arm feeling glued to the pad when its warm outside I've had that same issue. So far I can definitely say I've not experience any of those same issues with the Hien, does take a couple days to break in like most pads but you should be good! The Hien will definitely be great for Valorant or CS the stopping power with flicks and consistent glide really make it a great pad for those games, not sure why people only ever recommend the zero for tac shooters. Hope you keep breaking your records in Kovaaks brother!
@@mikakovac7171 yeah agreed, Once broken in it’s pretty consistent and nice!
@@techvice7428 Just bought the Hien and also Corepads for my GPX while I was at it - it will arrive towards the end of June, really lookin forward to it. For the break in period I might play more Apex where the speed is fine, then climb to Radiant in Val once broken in.
@@1mLouis Thats awesome man, its gonna be a fun pad. Keep me updated on how you like it!
@@techvice7428 Got the Hien like 2 weeks ago. Best decision ever - I love it, way more consistent glide than anything I've ever had, especially a game changer now that its warm and humid where I live, thanks for the review again - it led me to the Hien-greatness
Only thing I hate about my zero is it’s developed a slow spot. I’ve washed the pad multiple times, rinsed it out, but I can’t fully get rid of it. I don’t mind if the whole pad slows down but the area i mostly play in is noticeably muddier
Flip it
@@flux3033 true. Just annoying that even if I do that, it’s never really gonna be widely consistent everywhere on the pad unless I keep buying them. It’s artisan so I just expected more durability
Hm, I wonder if Zero is better for league than raiden. I have raiden now but idk, it kind of feels a bit too fast to control. not extremely fast but a bit too much. What would you pick and why?
Another great vid man . How’s the starlight with the super glides with these pads ? I’ve got both pads but just waiting for my super glides to come in
Thanks man! The superglides feel really great on both pads, on the hien they’re a bit scratchy which can add some nice resistance if you’re into that. on the zero they’re super smooth. The superglides on the GPX is smooth on both pads.
got the hayate otsu v2 and will probably never buy anything else anymore. as soon as my copy drastically wears off or gets destroyed, im probably gonna buy it again and again. it is such a great mousepad, can definitely recommend to anyone.
Good to hear! Just Got a hayate otsu and excited to test it out and compare!
@@techvice7428 awesome! Am looking forward to see your review if you're planning to do one.
@@joejoe5921 working on it as we speak!
@@techvice7428 Can you share a little bit more experience between the Otsu and the Zero? I heard that the Otsu is in between Hien and Zero.
@Clips_For_Life it provides you with perfect tracking because the x and y speed are equal. flicks are no problem because the stopping power is there.
have had it almost a year now and after every wash with dishsoap and microfiber cloth it screams after me to use it. :D
i dont recommend glass skates on them because you will feel some dragging on some places after some time. better go ptfe feet with otsu.
for glass skates definately check out cordura pads.
I really want to buy Artisan Zero Soft, but it costs around 3800 YEN and then 3000 YEN more for shipping and then 20$ for customs.
So I think I have to go with Steelseries QCK Heavy
I hear ya man, shopping and customs suck. QCK still a classic of a pad though can’t go wrong.
Should check out lethal gaming gear Saturn, that’s the closet Zero “clone” I’ve tried and it’s significantly cheaper and if you’re in the US you won’t have customs.
CS@@techvice7428 Thanks for suggestion man.
Today only I ordered Artisan Hien soft ( red wine ) hopefully it’ll get delivered by the next week.
@@nuzzky Nice man! Hien Soft is the best combo imo, im sure you're gonna go crazy with it!
@@techvice7428 I hope so.. is Hien a good option for tac shooters like Valorant ?
@@nuzzky yeah micro adjustments for headshots are smooth and you can stop on a dime with the hien, could take a little getting used to if you're used to a QCK but after a few days it should feel good!
as some one with less than a full year experience on MnK i was struggling with which of the 2 to go with as some one who plays mostly cs and r6 where precision is key after your video ive decided on the zero xl soft, thank you for helping a noob
i also play siege, would you recommend the zero soft for it? still dont know which one to pick
@@HappywartPP absolutely, the zero is amazing, you can have all the speed you need and then with a little pressure stop dead on your mark
Whats better soft or mid?
Hien maintains wear beautifully as well.
a lot of people said that the Artisan 0 is a combination of glide and stop power .
HIEN GOAT 🔥
Out of the box hien is fast, but after months/years it becomes more controlled but not muddy.
did you go with soft or mid?
i’ve been debating myself because i have a Hien but i am way more consistent on low sens and the mousepad is not too big so i kinda counter myself, when i go a bit higher i notice my hand is too shaky, might try something like the Zero then
would you say that anyone or atleast most people could get used to the speed of the hien? if so, would it be worth over the zero?
i've seen the hoya mousepad sheet, and the hien is classified as a really durable mousepad, more than the zero.
so my question is: worth taking the risk of the speed of the hien over some extra durability? would i be able to adjust and benefit?
tbh the Hien is not as fast as some people make it seem. Its really more of a hybrid pad then it is a speed pad. So yeah I think 100% you'll easily be able to adjust to it UNLESS you really like mud pads then the Hien may seem too quick coming from something like that.
I would personally take the Hien over the Zero, i feel like the Hien is more consistent and its not effected by heat at all. The Zero can start to feel a bit sluggish when your arm sweats
@@techvice7428 thanks
@@techvice7428what hien do You recommend for valorant anda vsgo?
i got an orochi v2 id like add superglides on and I was thinking of getting a Hien in red. this video helped me decide which pad to get thx!
thats a great mouse! happy the vid helped!
Why no one not talking about Hien v2 and zero v2? Are the logos the only thing that has changed?
yes, the logos are the only thing that have changed
zero is different, tighter and less of a hair problem
Has it occurred to you the issue with the demonstration at 0:30?
Is it true the zero is very hard to clean and gets small hairs stuck into it?
Yes it does, the hairs are pretty easy to just wipe off but other little lint is more difficult. It doesn’t effect glide but if you’re ocd about things like that it may bother you
Hi, I play in a very high sens and dpi, using g pro superlight , which would be best for this case ? Hien or zero
I had used the gigantus v2 for 3 months and it was very slow for me and I also used the razer strider and it was very fast. Which mousepad would fall between these ?Zero or hayate otsu?¡
so what pad did you bought?
I want somthing muddy like benq gsr se which one should i take the Hien vs Zero xsoft ?
so the hien would be good for csgo, valorant but also COD and Apex?
I am Returning Hein because it really irritates my skin like rug burn on my arm I know people say get a sleeve but I don't want to buy a sleeve I just order the Artisan Zero xSoft XLhopefully it does not irritate my skin with the zero getting it this week
I completely get it, the roughness of the Hien is definitely not for everyone. I can assure you the Zero xsoft is very plush, you will love the feel especially coming from the Hien!
@@techvice7428 can wait to get it if I don’t like it probably return it and try the Saturn XL SQ just trying things out
@@ploxplox1109 The Saturn is great too! Definitely some of the best bang for your buck! Let me know how you end up liking the Zero!
@@ploxplox1109 update?
I went with the Saturn brotha and never looked back lol I like to keep my stuff clean so things people were telling me about the zero getting hair stuck on it i couldnt do it. it would drive me nuts lol so I went with the saturn and so far so good XXL SIZE love it
Do you think I should get hien or zero for 0.28 800 dpi in valorant. Also should I get mouse feet and if so which ones.
Whats your current pad? Also whats your current mouse?
@@techvice7428 I have an Amazon demon slayer desk pad and I have a razer viper ultimate
@@techvice7428 hello
@@maj0rxmajoR if you prefer a clothpad that is very soft to the touch I would recommend the zero with some tiger ice feet for smoothness. If you dont mind your pad feeling a little more rough I would say the Hien is the better option with corepad skates. But to be honest I think the Hayate otsu is the best overall option for a nice balanced pad that still feel smooth that will give you good stoping power but also good tracking and flicks. As for skates it just comes down to feel, if you want to feel more texture on your mousepad get corepadz, if you want to feel less texture on your mouse pad and it just be smooth get tiger ice
How can i clean the artisian hien ??
Why buy this when you can get a razer strider?
The strider is not a bad alternative, the main reason to go with a Hien for double the costs (60ish) is because the quality of the pad is better like the stitching, the base and arrives flat and stays that way, the strider is hit or miss on whether it will be flat, the stitching is mid, the base is subjective depending on your desk and the strider is basically a Hien Mid not a soft or xsoft so you would need to already want more of hard density if you go with the strider
cause it's way better?
which one to buy hein soft / mid / xsoft ?
Soft is always better assuming I got that tho
has anyone tried any of them on mid?
Zero for sniping 😅
i got both i will go for Hien goat
𝐩яⓞ𝓂𝓞Ş𝐦 😏