Low - 0 Friction is better for increasing your overall mouse control. That is not to say you can't get good control using any other pads. However having full control of your mouse without any added friction forces you to have good control with minimal room for error so you tend to develop better mouse control faster and helps rid of bad habits that can form when using other pads. Think of glass pads as training pads because i can guarantee if you use a glass pad for any reasonable amount of time your aim and overall mouse control will improve.
TLDR: Air Purifier (Good Quality one) should drastically reduce the dust problem. Long Story: I own a blacktop adjustable desk and desperately wanted to figure out a dust-reduced/free way to maintaining my desk. Bare in mind, I do also own the DATAVAC Electric Duster (100% so worth it btw), but just the slight accumulation of dust after being away from my desk for 2 days bothered me. Found an Air Purifier and the cleanliness of my room / desk was improved significantly! I still use the DATAVAC Electric Duster to brush off those minute little dust I can barely see just for the sake of.
I remember the OG icemat back in like 2004 and there are just fundamental flaws with glass (and indeed, all hard pads) that cannot be avoided when a grain of dust appears mid flick, to the point where the performance of the surface when it's pristine doesnt even matter because it's nearly anxiety inducing how jarring it is to have a grain of dust jamming into your skates. I guess enough time has passed that there's a new generation of people that need to learn this lesson.
@@Mike-hb4qz I must be a weird case cause this doesn't bother me at all not even a little, sometimes I even forget that it happens and I'll remember to do a quick swipe with my hand to clear the dust or hair.
@@DGneoseeker1 it’s more noticeable with a glass mousepad, I think people get that icky feeling like nails on a chalkboard feeling with glass mousepads. Personally it doesn’t bother me and its a hard pad and last way longer than a cloth pad and incredibly easy to clean quickly with a microfiber cloth and windex.
The reason that lower friction = better is because the lower the friction the more you are relying on your own abilities to stop the mouse. If you have have a cloth mouse pad it is going to be easier to stop a mouse and you won't have the pin point precision that is required from the skypad's. Overall I feel that the Skypad 3.0 has made my aim better in the long run because I better understand how to control my mouse rather than easily stopping where I want because of friction.
It’s definitely a trade off of whether you want more friction to push against and allow to counterbalance your kinetic energy, or if you want less friction so that it’s easier to maneuver on the pad and you trade out the counterbalancing of the pad’s friction with your own applied friction by your hand and more intentional control over your muscles to stop your arm/hand at the target.
I bought the Superglide XXL one and I think it will be my forever main until they will release a huge ass Skypad 4.0 or some other glass pads that's better than the Superglide
My first glass pad was the Pulsar superglide L and I never went back to cloth after that. Glass is the best in my opinion. Now I’m 8 glass pads deep in my collection. 😌
@@HaasArrest All my glass pads are from SkyPAD and Pulsar. I have four from each brand. Both brands are great in my opinion and are comfortable to use without having to wear a sleeve. I’d recommend both, as I feel that you can’t go wrong with either one of these options. I like them all equally. Lol.
Hard agree, glad I'm not schizzoing 🗿 Might be two batches with different tolerances, gonna' do some testing with the people saying it's more controlled
It might be the different batches of Skypad 3.0 making us all have different results too, not necessarily the Skypad 4.0. My first early batch white 3.0 is insanely fast compared to the Yume Skypad 3.0 I got way later (I bought my first white 3.0 the day it released so very early) When my Skypad 4.0 arrived it had noticeably more dynamic friction than my early batch white 3.0. 🗿 (using obsidian red skates)
@@Killuminatix I thought about this as well. Because going off memory my OG white 3.0 felt close to the 4.0 but I gave it away. The textured/printed later versions which i showed are definitely slower
Yes 100% agree. I Still have both and I havent played on my printed Skypad 3.0 more than once because of how much slower it is than Og white 3.0. My take is that were all just schitzoing about different 4.0 surfaces when the real culprit is the different Skypad 3.0 batch surfaces we are comparing the new 4.0 to. Many that has early batch 3.0s seems to experience their 4.0s being slower or similar when compared. @boardzy
got a 3.0 biggest size for 42 gbp, I do like sleeves and I find that the little bits of dust are less annoying as getting a crumb or something in a cloth pad because its easy to solve. With regular obsidian dots its amazing
From a "faster is better" point of view, here's how I would explain it: first, the more tension in your aim, the less accurate you are according to Henneman's size principle (your smaller muscles used when using low tension aim are capable of much more precise micro adjustment than your stronger one). then, the less friction you have to overcome, the less force you have to input, resulting in faster acceleration. If we consider the acceleration on said pad as our bottleneck, the speed of a pad would define the skill ceiling.
Getting a glass pad + new skates can be a pretty big investment, and it is definitely possible to become insane on a cloth/slower pad. Also, even tho glass pads are not mainstream, I am noticing more and more people using one Btw, my fault if I seemed to simplify aim to only speed :D
my issue and why i haven't bought an skypad before was because i tested a glass infused cloth pad and my aim was everywhere and i was missing every single flick because i could never stop properly, can't imagine with an even faster pad
with mice getting to the sub 40g range I honestly just much prefer pads that lean on the controlled side. The combo of a 35g beastx mini and a controlled pad like Temple of Dreams feels awesome and I don't feel like any more speed would benefit me (not to mention how much wearing a sleeve sucks).
I just got the boardzy edition of the wlbeast x and I'm loving it, one thing you you didn't touch on is how great the scroll wheel is. I used to use a lamzu atlantis and the scroll wheel on that was super light with practically no tactile notches which I hated even before it broke, compare that to the firm tactile wheel of the beast x. Also I think they fixed the balancing issues of the beast x because now it feels almost dead on.
@@est189 it is a bit "scratchy" sounding, its smooth feeling on the skates and the hands, but the sound doesn't bother me. I've also never used another glass pad, and still use the stock Viper v3 Pro skates, so I can't compare it to other glass pads, or how it feels/sounds with aftermarket skates.
I've used previous models, liked them. No sleeve yeah. Currently on Zowie GTF-X now. Bit of extra control feels better with my mid-high sens. It's good they added more support on base so you can't curve it. The name change though... Also I though they were mentioning potential control pad so interesting they made another evolution of speed one.
i dont even use glass and i prefer a sleeve. it creates a static resting position so when your arm bends it brings it back to the center more consistently without as much effort
clean pad and mouse one-twice a day with rubbing alcohol / distilled water mix. Will always clean both before a gaming session. Its just a habit now, since ive done it on both v2 and v3.
Should I be considering a hard pad if I use a laser mouse at a super high DPI setting and therefore I'm generally not moving it around much? And if so is there a good SMALL glass pad?
I main the skypad and have thought about switching back to my hayate otsu. I cant switch back because it feels so sluggish now. I genuinely have to fight against clothe pads in order to get where i want. I can get back into it if i wanted to but the constant feeling of fighting against the friction makes me not want to switch back. This made me wonder if theres faster glass pads because i prefer no friction as its easier ( for me) to hit my shots since im not fighting against friction.Plus my static, dynamic, tracking and ect scores are higher on skypad even though theyre bad for static scenarios. Curtently jade complete.
after a week of using a skypad i have never again had that issue you always mention with skidding on a hair or dust or something, just do a quick swipe of your arm or hand across the pad just before playing and its almost a non issue lol ive been using glass pads for about 2 years now
Do you like the OP1 8k with the big skates and sensor ring vs smaller skates? I currently use stock config and enjoy, but am considering putting on my Tiger Ice V2 dots
Super interesting. I have thousands of in game hours on my 3.0 , probably close to 50 in game hours on my SP4 I've tried using super worn in stock NP01 skates, brand new Puretrak Valor stock skates and the obsidian pro skates and all 3 were slower on my 4.0. There is also a noticeable break in period for me as the corners of my 4 are much slower than the center of the pad.🤔
I play tracking dependent games mainly is this worth trying to get used to Id say I’m a slightly above average player say I’m not super good but I didn’t know if this is worth trying
hey boardzy im from a pretty remote country with a beast x, im trying to look for skates that fit the beast x do you know any that arent the beast x skates (i cant ordet it from the website and preferably arent dots) thanks so much man!!!
Why would it be a “step up”? Still glass, with some changes here and there. It is going to be different, most likely, but it won’t be marginally different.
@@KeepAnOpenMind Well you have a point here. I like my superglide, if anything, it feels bit too "texturish", for the lack of better word. It is still immense upgrade over Skypad 3.0. After few months it also developed like 3 micro abrasions (white dots?) on the coating, but these are super small and not impacting anything, you need to look for them hard. I take good care of it and in general I am satisfied. Having said that - always looking for better! Cheers
@@dripskydrip Fully understand you! May I ask you what games do you play and how your experience with flick shots is? And which mouse skates do you use?
@@KeepAnOpenMind Cheers. I play mostly slashers at the moment (Chivarly 2, Mordhau), where you need to be precise with swing manipulation and have good control to do e.g. spins. I also play Halo Infinite tactical slayer, and anything else with low TTK. Low TTK games are the goat for me. But to the point, flicking in Halo sometimes doesn't work well for me, I tend to "overdrag" a bit. I was using obsidian reds dots, yesterday I switched to obsidian pro x wallhack collab dots and these fell bit better on the superglide. I am waiting for my ghostglides dots to arrive to check them out. Running Sora 4k with 3 dots at the back and 2 dots and the front, considering upgrading viper v3 pro. The KB is meletrix boog75, waiting for my wooting 80HE ;-)
Its just never in stock and whale is always talking about new versions coming out. Its really just the same feeling surface as this with more control/not sticky but a "locked in feeling" while moving the mouse dynamically. I could still make a review, and it is a much better size/price combo than almost every glasspad
Probably because TheWhale is a goofy fucking aspie and doesn't even have the common sense to link where his store is, instead posting neverending schizo "teaser" nonsense and trashing other brands on his business (?) account. Seriously
Who tf needs a mousepad? I just butter up my desk and click heads. Only downside after a week it starts to smell sour what I don't mind since I smell sour too. Just buy a GPX.
Here's me wondering how my teammates in Val can't aim for nothing...that's what they use, now I get it But seriously, Who would want this for gaming? Like I'm actually curious.
depends on mice, skates, sleeves and grip. I prefer glass because they’re easier to maintain and doesn’t tug on my mouse. Would not recommend this to a casual
The skypad has improved my aim immensely due to to being a high sensitivity player who plays mostly tracking heavy games, however the dust/scraping issue is so annoying (my brand new stock skates were scraping after just 2 days and there was literally no way to stop it) that I would never consider using one without dot skates which pretty much dispense with the issue.
Been using UHMW polyethylene to make skates for a few years now since I got my Skypad 2.0 XL, best material I have found, good to see they finally started making them for the normies.
It is the fastest Skypad and the fastest glasspad by extension. However, it seems like some reviewers received a slower one (probably defect) so keep an eye on that
Have you actually tried the skypad arm sleeves? It’s clearly better if you got hairy arms. We already know you’re a giant nerd, just put one on. It’s not like you gotta walk down the street with that shit, plus the sora one is kawaii
dude, the sleeves were not designed because people got there arms stuck, its because of the skin irritating surface, and you completely missed it in your 'review'
Low friction is just better. Its common sense aint it. If you can control low friction as well as anyone can with high friction. Why wouldn’t you use the one that gives more freedom and better for changing directions. Its not gone make or break nun but for min maxing its obv gonna be better.
@@versy187 well yea glass pad is for enthusiast not your average joe. I would assume anyone getting a glass pad has some years using a mouse under their belt.
@@opfreakThe benefit of more friction is that you have more stability at the end of a flick. On fast glass pads you will always shake a bit it you flick fast. Yeah maybe in theory you could train to get rid of that just like in theory a higher sens would allow you to flick faster but in practice but all the aim trainer guys who specialize in static clicking recommend and play on slow pads with a super low sens. The logic that lower friction is better only really applies for tracking. There I'd say it's reasonable to get used to super low friction so that it's only beneficial.
the weird feeling i got when you pointed out the exact speck of dust i was staring at 3 seconds beforehand 😭
Low - 0 Friction is better for increasing your overall mouse control. That is not to say you can't get good control using any other pads. However having full control of your mouse without any added friction forces you to have good control with minimal room for error so you tend to develop better mouse control faster and helps rid of bad habits that can form when using other pads. Think of glass pads as training pads because i can guarantee if you use a glass pad for any reasonable amount of time your aim and overall mouse control will improve.
Why isn't this SHOCKING?
lol
he is gobsmacked by the new technology
No static friction
Glass doesn't conduct electricity that well
Why do u care about a sleeve when you are in a room filled with hundreds of gaming mice
Bro something called pride/shame
@@boardzyJust give in to it, become one with the sleeve ;)
what ? bro what ? ? ? ? @@boardzy
Lololol man is worried about looking like a gaming nerd with a sleeve. but has a huge gaming mouse collection .
yeah the guy sounds like an omega dork aswell...@@Demon09-_-
TLDR: Air Purifier (Good Quality one) should drastically reduce the dust problem.
Long Story:
I own a blacktop adjustable desk and desperately wanted to figure out a dust-reduced/free way to maintaining my desk. Bare in mind, I do also own the DATAVAC Electric Duster (100% so worth it btw), but just the slight accumulation of dust after being away from my desk for 2 days bothered me. Found an Air Purifier and the cleanliness of my room / desk was improved significantly! I still use the DATAVAC Electric Duster to brush off those minute little dust I can barely see just for the sake of.
I remember the OG icemat back in like 2004 and there are just fundamental flaws with glass (and indeed, all hard pads) that cannot be avoided when a grain of dust appears mid flick, to the point where the performance of the surface when it's pristine doesnt even matter because it's nearly anxiety inducing how jarring it is to have a grain of dust jamming into your skates. I guess enough time has passed that there's a new generation of people that need to learn this lesson.
Use dot skates and 99% of this issue goes away
@@Mike-hb4qz I must be a weird case cause this doesn't bother me at all not even a little, sometimes I even forget that it happens and I'll remember to do a quick swipe with my hand to clear the dust or hair.
I already have this problem with a normal soft mouse pad. Is it worse with glass? Should at least be easier to wipe off?
@@DGneoseeker1 it’s more noticeable with a glass mousepad, I think people get that icky feeling like nails on a chalkboard feeling with glass mousepads. Personally it doesn’t bother me and its a hard pad and last way longer than a cloth pad and incredibly easy to clean quickly with a microfiber cloth and windex.
The reason that lower friction = better is because the lower the friction the more you are relying on your own abilities to stop the mouse. If you have have a cloth mouse pad it is going to be easier to stop a mouse and you won't have the pin point precision that is required from the skypad's. Overall I feel that the Skypad 3.0 has made my aim better in the long run because I better understand how to control my mouse rather than easily stopping where I want because of friction.
It’s definitely a trade off of whether you want more friction to push against and allow to counterbalance your kinetic energy, or if you want less friction so that it’s easier to maneuver on the pad and you trade out the counterbalancing of the pad’s friction with your own applied friction by your hand and more intentional control over your muscles to stop your arm/hand at the target.
I bought the Superglide XXL one and I think it will be my forever main until they will release a huge ass Skypad 4.0 or some other glass pads that's better than the Superglide
Same, it only took like 2 weeks to adapt to it. I have an Artisan Raiden next to it for emergency purposes 😎
My first glass pad was the Pulsar superglide L and I never went back to cloth after that. Glass is the best in my opinion. Now I’m 8 glass pads deep in my collection. 😌
Can you rank your glad pads? Any seem better for sleeveless?@@SuperYusha
@@HaasArrest All my glass pads are from SkyPAD and Pulsar. I have four from each brand. Both brands are great in my opinion and are comfortable to use without having to wear a sleeve. I’d recommend both, as I feel that you can’t go wrong with either one of these options. I like them all equally. Lol.
thanks@@SuperYusha
Hard agree, glad I'm not schizzoing 🗿
Might be two batches with different tolerances, gonna' do some testing with the people saying it's more controlled
It might be the different batches of Skypad 3.0 making us all have different results too, not necessarily the Skypad 4.0. My first early batch white 3.0 is insanely fast compared to the Yume Skypad 3.0 I got way later (I bought my first white 3.0 the day it released so very early) When my Skypad 4.0 arrived it had noticeably more dynamic friction than my early batch white 3.0. 🗿 (using obsidian red skates)
@@Killuminatix I thought about this as well. Because going off memory my OG white 3.0 felt close to the 4.0 but I gave it away. The textured/printed later versions which i showed are definitely slower
Yes 100% agree. I Still have both and I havent played on my printed Skypad 3.0 more than once because of how much slower it is than Og white 3.0. My take is that were all just schitzoing about different 4.0 surfaces when the real culprit is the different Skypad 3.0 batch surfaces we are comparing the new 4.0 to. Many that has early batch 3.0s seems to experience their 4.0s being slower or similar when compared. @boardzy
got a 3.0 biggest size for 42 gbp, I do like sleeves and I find that the little bits of dust are less annoying as getting a crumb or something in a cloth pad because its easy to solve. With regular obsidian dots its amazing
From a "faster is better" point of view, here's how I would explain it: first, the more tension in your aim, the less accurate you are according to Henneman's size principle (your smaller muscles used when using low tension aim are capable of much more precise micro adjustment than your stronger one). then, the less friction you have to overcome, the less force you have to input, resulting in faster acceleration.
If we consider the acceleration on said pad as our bottleneck, the speed of a pad would define the skill ceiling.
So then why isn’t everyone using a plastic speed pads and glass skates? I don’t buy that anyways, simplifies aiming way too much
Getting a glass pad + new skates can be a pretty big investment, and it is definitely possible to become insane on a cloth/slower pad. Also, even tho glass pads are not mainstream, I am noticing more and more people using one
Btw, my fault if I seemed to simplify aim to only speed :D
with a faster pad you need to use more force to stop the mouse after a flick which makes accurate flicking harder
We found the guy that never gets invited to parties lol
my issue and why i haven't bought an skypad before was because i tested a glass infused cloth pad and my aim was everywhere and i was missing every single flick because i could never stop properly, can't imagine with an even faster pad
Any noticeable difference between this and the pulsar superglide pad?
with mice getting to the sub 40g range I honestly just much prefer pads that lean on the controlled side. The combo of a 35g beastx mini and a controlled pad like Temple of Dreams feels awesome and I don't feel like any more speed would benefit me (not to mention how much wearing a sleeve sucks).
Should do a best bang for your buck mousepad list. Speed, Control, Glass.
The absolute disrespect for unboxing videos. Love it.
I just got the boardzy edition of the wlbeast x and I'm loving it, one thing you you didn't touch on is how great the scroll wheel is. I used to use a lamzu atlantis and the scroll wheel on that was super light with practically no tactile notches which I hated even before it broke, compare that to the firm tactile wheel of the beast x. Also I think they fixed the balancing issues of the beast x because now it feels almost dead on.
Do you prefer this or the pulsar superglide mousepad
Been on the razer atlas for about 2 weeks now and my oerformance has improved drastically. Not wearing a sleeve either
I was looking at the Atlas, but was concerned it would be too scratchy...do you find it smooth?
@@est189 it is a bit "scratchy" sounding, its smooth feeling on the skates and the hands, but the sound doesn't bother me. I've also never used another glass pad, and still use the stock Viper v3 Pro skates, so I can't compare it to other glass pads, or how it feels/sounds with aftermarket skates.
I've used previous models, liked them. No sleeve yeah. Currently on Zowie GTF-X now. Bit of extra control feels better with my mid-high sens. It's good they added more support on base so you can't curve it. The name change though... Also I though they were mentioning potential control pad so interesting they made another evolution of speed one.
have you tried increasing your camera's focus area to wide so its not focusing in and out constantly when youre moving things around ?
should i get this or a hein if im using viper v3 pro and i play r6 fortnite valorant and cs2
which did you get bro?
I agree, can’t be bothered to pull a sleeve on and off everytime I wanna play.
Edit: I had no idea sleevewearers were so easily offended 😂
lmfao takes 2 seconds do you pump your own gas?
i dont even use glass and i prefer a sleeve. it creates a static resting position so when your arm bends it brings it back to the center more consistently without as much effort
@@truthhurtz220😂😂
are u stupid ?
do you put on clothes when u have to go outside or u cant be bothered ?
have you tried either of the cloth pads from wallhack?
clean pad and mouse one-twice a day with rubbing alcohol / distilled water mix. Will always clean both before a gaming session. Its just a habit now, since ive done it on both v2 and v3.
Should I be considering a hard pad if I use a laser mouse at a super high DPI setting and therefore I'm generally not moving it around much? And if so is there a good SMALL glass pad?
Video on the SMooth Touch DAV3 PLEASE I just ordered it today :)
I main the skypad and have thought about switching back to my hayate otsu. I cant switch back because it feels so sluggish now. I genuinely have to fight against clothe pads in order to get where i want. I can get back into it if i wanted to but the constant feeling of fighting against the friction makes me not want to switch back. This made me wonder if theres faster glass pads because i prefer no friction as its easier ( for me) to hit my shots since im not fighting against friction.Plus my static, dynamic, tracking and ect scores are higher on skypad even though theyre bad for static scenarios. Curtently jade complete.
Try a raiden and get glass mouse feet?
Get tiger ice skates they’re really smooth and low friction.
Are we getting glass pad tier list any time soon ?
Is this better than the pulsar?
after a week of using a skypad i have never again had that issue you always mention with skidding on a hair or dust or something, just do a quick swipe of your arm or hand across the pad just before playing and its almost a non issue lol ive been using glass pads for about 2 years now
"Almost a non issue" lmao
@@boardzy ? I literally haven't had that happen in over a year. So it really is a non issue for me
Do you like the OP1 8k with the big skates and sensor ring vs smaller skates? I currently use stock config and enjoy, but am considering putting on my Tiger Ice V2 dots
Thats what I've settled on but I dont think it makes a massive difference either way
Thanks, King @@boardzy
waiting for comparison to superglide pad
Hello im new to Glass mouse pads mine shows up on Monday but can you use your mouse without the glass pads on it at all
what are the best skates for a glass pad ?
Obsidian pros
is this the same size as the 3.0 XL? ive heard there's only gonna be one size at launch so I wanna know if its the big one or the small one
It says in the video bruh, it’s actually the same. It’s like the same size of the superglide mousepad xl. So 490x420 like this
ahh I missed that, thank u my g @@alice0259
Super interesting. I have thousands of in game hours on my 3.0 , probably close to 50 in game hours on my SP4 I've tried using super worn in stock NP01 skates, brand new Puretrak Valor stock skates and the obsidian pro skates and all 3 were slower on my 4.0. There is also a noticeable break in period for me as the corners of my 4 are much slower than the center of the pad.🤔
Damn, you can see how much slower the 3.0 is for me with obsidians. Wonder whats going on
How often do you normally change your skates ?
Which is more frictionless or faster?
Pulsar Superglide Glass or Wallhack 4.0.?
On your experience.
Skypad should be faster.
I play tracking dependent games mainly is this worth trying to get used to Id say I’m a slightly above average player say I’m not super good but I didn’t know if this is worth trying
Don't buy hardpads people, you will develop ocd
Going back to my hien after a year of maining hardpads borderline feels like a 3 year old gsr
so if i buy it on amazon the mouse dots/skatez are inclusive?
Has your Sora V2 arrived yet? Looking forward to you reviewing it.
Legit just arrived, will have a first impressions tomorrow along with a few other mice I got today
How long it’s take to arrive to your home that mouse pad, because I order 1 and they never send me a Shipping tracking number 😢 I spend $143 dollars
new branding is dog ass no idea why they'd abandon the skypad logo even if the larger brand changed it's name
I wanna get the skypad, but I also dont want to spend 100$ and it might not be my cup of tea
u aint gonna know w/out tryin
That’s why I always buy Amazon
Can you compare the speed to a super glide mouse pad
hey boardzy im from a pretty remote country with a beast x, im trying to look for skates that fit the beast x do you know any that arent the beast x skates (i cant ordet it from the website and preferably arent dots) thanks so much man!!!
I use finalmouse skates on mine, so corepads jades Btl whichever you can get. A good amount of skates fit
I have Superglide and I'm so torn to get this. I really can't tell whether Wallhack would be a step up from Superglide. Any advice appreciated
Why would it be a “step up”? Still glass, with some changes here and there. It is going to be different, most likely, but it won’t be marginally different.
What do you dislike about your superglide, by the way?
@@KeepAnOpenMind Well you have a point here. I like my superglide, if anything, it feels bit too "texturish", for the lack of better word. It is still immense upgrade over Skypad 3.0. After few months it also developed like 3 micro abrasions (white dots?) on the coating, but these are super small and not impacting anything, you need to look for them hard. I take good care of it and in general I am satisfied. Having said that - always looking for better! Cheers
@@dripskydrip Fully understand you! May I ask you what games do you play and how your experience with flick shots is? And which mouse skates do you use?
@@KeepAnOpenMind Cheers. I play mostly slashers at the moment (Chivarly 2, Mordhau), where you need to be precise with swing manipulation and have good control to do e.g. spins. I also play Halo Infinite tactical slayer, and anything else with low TTK. Low TTK games are the goat for me. But to the point, flicking in Halo sometimes doesn't work well for me, I tend to "overdrag" a bit. I was using obsidian reds dots, yesterday I switched to obsidian pro x wallhack collab dots and these fell bit better on the superglide. I am waiting for my ghostglides dots to arrive to check them out. Running Sora 4k with 3 dots at the back and 2 dots and the front, considering upgrading viper v3 pro. The KB is meletrix boog75, waiting for my wooting 80HE ;-)
1:01. Same I look like a weenie wearing it. I just turn the fan on
My hand is stuck on this mousepad, can't move it.
But if you use sleeves - you are a loser
boardzy reviews 2024
What the fuck, i was literally just searching to see if you uploaded about this. Great timing!
can u make a review of esptiger glasspad?
I use cerapad for apex but for tac shooters i use artisan zero, feels ass to use glasspads for tac fps to me
gotta agree with the take on sleeves
what is that weird thing that you have a cable dangled around ?
A mouse bungee
If you already have 3.0, do you recommend changing to this one?
Probably not unless you really wanna try the new surface
the fact that u made a full review of 4.0 before glaze...
yo do you know any skates that are similar to the stock of the logitech g pro x superlight? my current ones are LITERALLY fading away
I forget the brand but I saw something on aliexpress that looked pretty close. Very helpful response
Ye it’s kinda gay there’s not any name brand ones, corepads ARE good replacements.. but theyre just not the same :/
what are those dot things you held up?
Obsidian pro dots that come with the pad. Its a collab they did with xraypad
I live in hot a** humid texas, im 100% using an arm sleeve for glass pads.
Never noticed how much my dog shed before I bought a skypad. Rip
NO SHOCKING 😢😢😢😢
Do you know if they have any plans to release an XL size?
It's kind of already massive as is
vlog drop test it?
All I need is a 500x500 Raiden XSoft and I'm in heaven.
well you are in luck
umm board man since you arent a big glass pad guy you should give me one of your wallhack pads :D :3 :) :P
can i buy your old yume pad?
im wondering why you never made an Glaze Review since it seems like you really like it tho :/
Its just never in stock and whale is always talking about new versions coming out. Its really just the same feeling surface as this with more control/not sticky but a "locked in feeling" while moving the mouse dynamically. I could still make a review, and it is a much better size/price combo than almost every glasspad
Probably because TheWhale is a goofy fucking aspie and doesn't even have the common sense to link where his store is, instead posting neverending schizo "teaser" nonsense and trashing other brands on his business (?) account. Seriously
"Sleeves are ghey" Preach brother!
Hey boardzy should I look forward to a npet speed m review. I would like your opinion on the pad.
I tried it and didnt like it, believe I gave it away. Just a weird surface
Who tf needs a mousepad? I just butter up my desk and click heads. Only downside after a week it starts to smell sour what I don't mind since I smell sour too. Just buy a GPX.
deathadder v3 pro smooth touch review soon ?
Whenever it arrives yeah
It just arrived
shocking
wrist condoms feel so stupid its like powerlifters who wear an arsenals of equipment to do some squats
Its like when non powerlifters do it lmao
Here's me wondering how my teammates in Val can't aim for nothing...that's what they use, now I get it
But seriously, Who would want this for gaming? Like I'm actually curious.
depends on mice, skates, sleeves and grip. I prefer glass because they’re easier to maintain and doesn’t tug on my mouse. Would not recommend this to a casual
The skypad has improved my aim immensely due to to being a high sensitivity player who plays mostly tracking heavy games, however the dust/scraping issue is so annoying (my brand new stock skates were scraping after just 2 days and there was literally no way to stop it) that I would never consider using one without dot skates which pretty much dispense with the issue.
What’s ur dpi now
@@x3ghoulz144 5000
"U look like a loser" is a horrible reason not to use something imo. Most sports uniforms look dumb af on their own as well.
its very important to look cool in your own house when nobody watches
I heard it’s slower
How does this compare to the Sky Pad 2.0? I heard the 3.0 was faster than the 2.0 so I'm guessing this is just on another level?
skypad 2.0 is way faster than skypad 3.0 with classic PTFE skates.
Very real comment about the sleeve, W boardzy
hating on people for using a sleeve gotta be the cringiest shit in the gaming community.
Bro look at your pfp its an anime girl
How does this compare to cloth pads when it comes to DPI deviation between mices?
Been using UHMW polyethylene to make skates for a few years now since I got my Skypad 2.0 XL, best material I have found, good to see they finally started making them for the normies.
is it faster than razer atlas?
It is the fastest Skypad and the fastest glasspad by extension. However, it seems like some reviewers received a slower one (probably defect) so keep an eye on that
The comment about the sleeves is so based lmao.
Have you actually tried the skypad arm sleeves? It’s clearly better if you got hairy arms. We already know you’re a giant nerd, just put one on. It’s not like you gotta walk down the street with that shit, plus the sora one is kawaii
Skypad arm sleeves are legit alibaba quality lmao the pulsar normal arm sleeve is fine, but Im just not gonna use a sleeve for a glasspad
Pick one: stream in front of thousands wearing an arm sleeve, 🛹 with a helmet on, or wear a fanny pack.
Its not shocking?
is it 8k compatible?
I wanttt
Somebody pay Boardzy to do sleeve reviews @pulsar @wallhack @skypad
I reviewed the pulsar sleeve last summer I think. I agree though someone should pay me
SKYPAD 3 is better and smoother.
I wanted a faster skypad😭
This one is 🗿
Thats what this is
Oh nOi WoI. I might look like a loser. 😢
why would they change their name to a cringe one
This vs superglide
Wallhack wins no doubt
@@user-gq3eq5bf9t do you own one ?
@@user-gq3eq5bf9tI guess I gotta get one then
dude, the sleeves were not designed because people got there arms stuck, its because of the skin irritating surface, and you completely missed it in your 'review'
how would glass irritate your skin
The mouse pad is so good it can give you wall hacks in game and you can see people through walls 🤣
Ninja RATMAT
Impossible to get I have given up
boardzy probably has poor mouse control that's why he hates on glass
I have plenty of top 50+ scores on kovaaks my mouse control is good enough to not fall for a psyop
Low friction is just better. Its common sense aint it. If you can control low friction as well as anyone can with high friction. Why wouldn’t you use the one that gives more freedom and better for changing directions. Its not gone make or break nun but for min maxing its obv gonna be better.
How is it common sense? Does a single CS pro use a glass mousepad.. checkmate
"If you can control low friction as well as anyone can with high friction" IF
@@boardzy anything besides tac fps i thought that was obvious aint no one using glass in tac fps besides irrpa and he isn’t a pro
@@versy187 well yea glass pad is for enthusiast not your average joe. I would assume anyone getting a glass pad has some years using a mouse under their belt.
@@opfreakThe benefit of more friction is that you have more stability at the end of a flick. On fast glass pads you will always shake a bit it you flick fast. Yeah maybe in theory you could train to get rid of that just like in theory a higher sens would allow you to flick faster but in practice but all the aim trainer guys who specialize in static clicking recommend and play on slow pads with a super low sens.
The logic that lower friction is better only really applies for tracking. There I'd say it's reasonable to get used to super low friction so that it's only beneficial.