Nice video! A combo Ive really enjoyed was tiger ice + the hien, corepads felt a bit stiff for that pad, for a speed freak like me the tiger ices are just brilliant.
That super nice Compareson, I am new to this skate world, and I have an LGP2 and I used Core pads pro 280 on an LGG Saturn Pro and want to try a bit faster skates. But now I know what to buy :) Thanks.
Nice skates content man! This must be tiring, removing and testing those skates. Great job! 👍 What I am only using is the tiger ice v2 (universal) works well for me as always. 👌
Yes, Tiger Ice V2 are great for cloth and glass pad. They are some dot skates I am trying and new dot skates that sound very interesting. Why not making a video about them! I will think about that! Thanks for the idea! 👍
Thanks! 👍 Corepad is a very safe choice! I am still stuck with them. 😁 But I like more and more the Obsidian. Tiger Ice V2 are also very solid. It feels like a new corepad type 😅
@@michaelschwarz5907 Hi! Interesting, after how many hours (aprox.) did they wear down? I have around 30 hours with them they still feel solid. Thanks for the information! 👍
@@OlicheckGamingTech in about 1 month, playing kovaaks regularly. the hardened PTFE from the obsidian skates hold up a lot longer. probably at least twice as long.
@@michaelschwarz5907 OK! Thanks for the information! 👍 I didn't used the Tiger Ice V2 so much on a glass pad. I prefer the obsidian or yanzi for glass pad. I will give it a try 🙂
Well done, finally someone makes a quite wide comparison of mouse skates. Of course these are just some of the popular ones but still a very nice touch. Thank you!
Friction is the force that prevents the movement of a static object or resists the moving object from moving in the opposite direction. The surface area of the contact force does not affect friction because friction only depends on the object's mass, gravity, and coefficient of friction.
The friction itself doesn't change but because of the higher pressure on a smaller area of for example dot skates, you might perceive a higher resistance on softer pads. On a glass pad I agree.
Tiger Ice and BT-L for me. I think BT-L is a good choice because they give you the best of corepads and Ice skates. Great skate round up oli. What is the desk you use brother. Need to check it out. Might have to get it. CHEERS
Thanks Fatal! 😃Yes, BT.L are solid. I didn't manage to find one set for the GPX2. My desk is the classic DIY from Ikea 😁A countertop on 2 Alex drawers! I don't remember the name of the countertop. It was a custom size.
I play Tac Shooters like CSGO2 and Valorant, however sometimes delve in to games like PUBG, COD, etc. I also recently picked up a Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 gaming mouse. Do you have a recommendation for the "best" mouse skates for Tac Shooters that rely on very small, accurate mouse inputs? (I was considering the Corepads Control). Thank you! Thumbs up and subscribed!
Nice review. I'm not sure what to put in my GPW 2. options 1 - Corepad PRO 2- Xray Oblisidion Remembering that my current mousepads are an artisan FX soft and a superglide glass pad from puslar What would you recommend??
Both are very good! It's not an easy choice! I love the X-Raypad Obsidian! But in general, I think the Corepad Pro is always an easy recommendation. It's very versatile and fits almost every gameplay style and mousepad type, IMO! 👍
Amazing vídeo! Do you know meow gaming mousepad? I using UA (ULTRAAERIALACE). I think is like artisan zero. So, do you think tiger ice v2 is good for CS2? A Little control + microadjustments?
Hi! The Jade feels a bit faster than the Tiger Ice v2. So, it depends on what you are looking for. Very fast experience then go for the jade or just fast experience then Tiger ice V2 😁
hey, i just change my setup feom qck+ g603(looove 4ever but to heavy) for fnatic dash and i bougth g pro superlight and deathadder v3 pro. and dav3 if like same speed in compare to gpx but gpx is mor "scratchy" so tracking is "jittering" im like more dav3 in overal buuut smaller shape of gpx make me more free with range of movemwnti can make. tl;dr which skates will be closes to stock in therms of speed but give me smooth experiece like dav3?
Nice review Oli! Do you think its still worth it to change the skates if you play tac fps games (like CS2)? I've always found them too fast when i tried others
Thank you! 👍If you feel comfortable with your skates now, then you can keep them. Yes, in general most of these skates feels faster. Specially compared to the one from GPX2. If you plan to change in the future maybe the corepad control or ESPTiger Yanzi are interesting alternative for tac fps.
@@21gramm31 Not necessarily! It should not have a break in period like mousepad. But it will, as usual for all skates, wear down over time depending on how and how much you play and on what type of mousepad surface you use (more or less abrasive) But don’t worry, it should last at least a good year with one set and with corepad you receive 2 sets of ptfe skates. So you are good for long time 👍
I use a G Pro Superlight X with a Hyperx Pulsefire Mat Control Mousepad, my focus are FPS games, mainly Valorant and CS. Wich would you recommend? Tiger Ice or Tiger Arc 2?
Sorry for such a late question, would the xraypad jades pair well with the xraypad aquacontrol zero? Or should I go for the obsidian? I only play VALORANT(semi-competitively for now). My sensitivity is 48.03 cm/360(The change range will always be between 54.43 cm/360 to 40.82 cm/360). Finally does it make sense to go for dots and if so why?
Hi! 😊 Both skates are great. Valorant is a more control oriented games. Maybe the Jade is a bit too fast for that. The Obsidian feels a bit slower but provides still a very good glide, so maybe better. About dots or full skates, it depends on the friction. Dots provides less friction, while full skates give more friction in dynamic movement. But gives the opposite feeling when you press on your pad. Smaller vs bigger contact/pressure on the surface (micro adjustment) IMO
@@user-bt5ur1pr7r The Obsidian feels very similar to the ice v2. Maybe the Obsidian feels a bit faster. Also keep in mind that with x-raypad, you receive 2 sets of skates, while with ESPtiger you receive only one set! SO, if you want to swap at a point, you still have one set left...
Hi! No, I didn't have this feeling with the jade. I am not using this one so much. I use it for around 4 weeks only. I am using more the Yanzi and here it started to feel a bit muddy after 2-3 months. Is the mousepad surface you used a bit abrasive?
It looks like you dont replace the small skate around the sensor. Is it because the sensor works better that way? Im going to replace skates for the first time, but im not sure if I should replace the small skate around the sensor or not. I will use Corepad pro skates.
Late, even if my original Logitech mouse skates are not worn out, will it be better to replace them with Corepad Pro skates?Thanks in advance(I'm sorry if my English is wrong)
Hi! 😀 If your original skates hasn't wear out yet and you are happy with, then no need to change. I personally don't like the original skates and therefore I recommend to change because almost all 3rd party skates are better than the one from logitech. But, one day, if you want to change the skates, the corepad pro is a good choice to start with 👍
That's a good question! Out of all of these, I would say, yes. The corepad is close to standard stock skates. But still a bit different (in a good way) 😊
@@OlicheckGamingTech Ty! How much slower is the ctrl than the obsidian? I have the corepad pro right now, but i think there maybe a bit fast. Therefor i want to know what u would recommend?
Hey, for some reason my glass pads that come with my wlmouse beast x mini feel alot slower than tiger ice/btl dots and smaller glass skates that came with it. I am using the lgg saturn and I also notice a big slow down (muddy area) in the middle of my pad. I probably need to clean it again some time to get the consistency correct. Personally I only play tac shooter like CS2 so I think I need more control (but I play medium sens fingertip (800 edpi on CS2) so I think low initial friction and good stopping power is important). You think I should stick with the default glass pads or maybe different skates that is better for tac shooter?
@@OlicheckGamingTech Actually the tiger ice dots and btl dots feel really fast compared to regular skates and glass (I think dots are just too fast for me). I think I need more control but something that has less initial friction and more stopping power.
@@OneShotCSOK, I see. In general dot skates will give you a faster feeling as they have less contact with your pad. Maybe the corepad control is something to look at. BTW, what type of pad are you using?
@@OneShotCSAh yes, sorry just read again your comment. I think maybe the best for you is to find full skates for the beast x mini. Dot skates will give a faster feeling. Or maybe put more dot skates to add more contact surface between mouse and pad.
@@markus301 Yeah, it’s definitely more durable. They don't feel muddy after a few months. The break in period is almost not noticeable. They have a slightly texture matt surface compared to the v1. I only know this glass skates for the GPX2. Maybe in the future other brands like BTL will release it. 🙂
I am playing Valorant with an average sensitivity (I am using X-Raypad Aqua Control which is a control cloth pad), I like faster skates. I am considering tiger ice v2, x-raypad jade or obsidian. What would you recommend?
Hi! 😃 Maybe try the Tiger Ice V2. It's not the fastest but it provides already a good glide experience. If you want the fastest glide experience then maybe the X-Raypad Jade is worth a try 👍
Because I am using a control mousepad and stock mouse skate which is a bit muddy (a bit slower than corepad control). Therefore, there are to much control there so I want a kinda faster mouse skate. I don’t know what to choose, is the jade too quick?
Hi! Tiger ice v2 is a bit slower than the corepad pro and tiger ice v1. Unfortunately, I don't have any tiger ice v1 here. But I think, yes, probably the corepad pro is what should come the closest to the ice v1. I think maxgaming still have some ice v1 in stock for some specific gaming mice. 😊
hi, im using GP X SP with cheapest glass skates (13 EUR) with a LLG SATURN NORMAL and it’s feel very slow and bad, what you reccomanded beetwen CORE PAD PRO OR AIR? Playing most of time COD
Salut,je t’avoue que je suis pas au top en anglais,mais je vien de faire acquisition de cette souris et je joue que a des fps et je cherche le plus competitif quelle patin tu me conseil? Est ce que je change le patin rond du milieu aussi? Penses tu qu il faut que je mettre des grips et si oui lesquels? Merci bezucoup d’avance👍🏼
Salut! 🙂Avec cette souris, tu n'as pas besoin de grip sauf si tu sens que ça glisse un peu trop. Chacun a une peau différente. Donc c'est selon le feeling. Moi j'en pas besoin. Pour les patins je peux te recommander les corepad pro ou tiger ice v2. Si tu veux plus de friction tu peux ajouter les patins au rond du milieu.
@@Waz0.1 Je suis pas un grand fan des sleeve. Mais j'ai essayé la Pulsar eS arm sleeve, justement sur des surfaces orientées contrôle. Et ça passe plutôt bien. En plus les sleeve de pulsar sont dispo dans différente taille et longueur. 👍
Hi! Corepad CTRL is a good and safe choice. The yanzi is great but depending on your mousepad it can feel sometimes muddy after a while. If you have a speed/hybridpad or glasspad, then the yanzi can feel great!
@@OlicheckGamingTech thankyou for your reply!! btw, after some more reading on the comments, you said that tiger ice v2 is slower than these 2, is it correct? currently i have a lamzu maya with stock skates, someone on reddit say that obsidian is slower than stock cause stock lamzu skates are basically tiger ice v2. so i’m confused with these statement. which one are actually slower? cause i need slower control. (corepad ctrl doesnt seem to available for lamzu maya yet)
@@hendyp6325 Yes, for me the ICE V2 is a bit slower. I didn't know you are using the Lamzu Maya. There are not so many skates for it. I received the Maya red with red stock skates (first batch, pre sample). Feels like the obsidian to me. I am not sure if Lamzu use tiger ice v2 on their mice. But for your case, I think the corepad ctrl will be the best choice. Because you will not feel that huge difference between maya stock stakes and Tiger ice v1, v2 and corepad pro. Maybe until corepad ctrl are available for the maya, an unconventional solution is maybe using Yanzi dot skates.
Which CorePad do I use the Lamzu Atlantis Mini Pro 4K/LGG Saturn Pro Soft ? Hi! I come here to be directed to the best combo! I recently changed my mouse pad and mouse. Before I used the Fnatic Focus 3 mat with the Logitech 502 Hero with the original mouse feet/pads!. I currently have my new mouse, the Lamzu Atlantis Mini Pro 4K compatible, with the new mousepad being the Lethal Gaming Gear Saturn Pro Soft, not the Xsoft. I mainly play Valorant and a little Apex Legends. I am always at 1600/1800 DPI depending on the game, with Medium/Low sensitivity (example, Valorant 1800DPI/0.19 in games) I play with the 4KHz mouse enabled. With my new Lamzu Atlantis Mini Pro 4K mouse, there is basically a little skid, I found that this was not smooth enough in control, So I put the largest skate available with the mouse and I find it a bit too fast. I therefore turned to CorePad, but the question is which one to take between the PROs and the CRTLs? in your opinion which one to take? What would be the best combos for my use and settings? Is there a big difference between pro and ctrl? are the pro skates really different from the basic mouse skates? the best choice to avoid quickly damaging the new mouse pad between the pro or ctrl pads? I like the control on the fps, especially for the micro adjustments as well as being precise with good stability, but also being able to track a fast moving target or put a flickshot in a simple way. yes I'm annoying I apologize in advance for my stupid questions because I know nothing about mouse skates thank you in advance for your answers ps je suis français, c'est un copier coller de mon poste sur reddit, ou j'ai pas eu vraiment de grosse réponse.
Hi! The corepad pro will feel faster than Lamzu's stock skates. The CTRL is noticeable slower than the pro. But not so slow, so that you can still track or flickshot your enemy. In general, corepad has a good surface roughness so that it doesn't damage the pad so fast. I don't know what your budget is. But you could buy both. You have 2 sets in one box and then maybe try which one is the best for you. 👍
@@OlicheckGamingTech So if I understand correctly!, the pro will be faster than the basic one supplied with my lamzu?. But will the Ctrls be slower than the basic ones supplied with the Lamzu or just similar?
@@tobiasravenmaera3457 Yes, the pro is faster than lamzu's skates and the ctrl is almost the same maybe a bit slower in the initial friction. So better for micro adjustment
@@OlicheckGamingTech So the ctrl would be better in combos with my lamzu and my saturn LGG for my Valorant/apex use? or does this remain similar to the original skates supplied with the lamzu mouse?
@@tobiasravenmaera3457 I mean the ctrl is a better version of the stock skates from Lamzu. The glide feeling is better and maybe a little bit slower. But overall, you will feel a better quality. It's definitely good for Valorant. Even for apex. You are not always in a fight in Apex. But it depends on your play style.
Hi!😃 It depend on your usage! How many hours a day and how you press on the mouse. It also depends on the type of Mousepad. From my experience (medium to high pressure and abbrassive cloth pad) I feel that after 12-18 month, I need to change the skates.
@@noisenoys With 6-10 hours of daily usage, I think at least after 12 months even before.😁 Specially with dot skates. But Tiger ice v2 are very durable. The edges are rounded. You also receive several dots skates in one set. 👍
Hi! 😀 It depends on what type of fps games you play the most. More faster arena shooter or tactical shooter? The Tiger ice v2 is a good compromise between speed and control. A bit faster is the Corepad pro and slower the Esp Tiger yanzi. Tiger ice v2 and corepad pro are also good with every type of surface of your pad. Glass, glass infused, cloth, ceramic... So, my pic will be the Tiger ice v2 or corepad pro 👍
Hi! From the PTFE round up here, for me it's the X-Raypad Jade Speed! But then you also have glass skates and sapphire skates which also provide another feeling of fast glide! 😁
Hi back again haha. My budget for a mousepad got higher. The budget is 50€ now. Whats the best pad i can get im playing fortnite on 800 dpi and got an g pro x superlight.
Hehe! Hi again.😁 OK for 50€ you can check the Pulsar ES1 (fast) or ES2 (balanced a bit slower) or some pads from Infinity mice the hybrid or speed in the size 490x490mm depending on your preferences😊
@@Sepraunt ES1 feels faster a bit than the AC2 IMO. But if it's better? I think it's up to you, depending on what you prefer. The ES1 has also a very unique Alpha-cell base which literally stick on your desk. So, if you like to move often the mousepad or to change the place, it can be a bit annoying. So, keep this in mind. For the rest, it's a very solid mousepad. I personally prefer the ES2. 🙂
@@OlicheckGamingTech so should k buy the aqua control 2 (Sakura black) or the pulsar ES1 Bruce Lee edition. The sakura costs 34 rn as its on sale and the pulsar costs 50.
Past then, when I started the test, it wasn't available for the GPX2. I try to find them. Meanwhile I think LGG listed them. But not sure if they are easy to get somewhere else. For other mice sure, they are OK. 👍
@@jenni.medeiros Hi! 😃 BTL tend to be a bit slower than tiger ice. So, it depends on your play style, sens and if you are an arm or wrist aimer. This should help to choose between the BTL or Tiger Ice.
Subscribed just for the production value alone.
Thank you so much! 👍
Wow, such high effort vids! I was thinking about getting new skates for my gpx. You definitely deserve more subs my man
Thank you! 🙏
Great video. Informative and well shot and produced. 👍👍👍
Thank you! 👍
Nice video! A combo Ive really enjoyed was tiger ice + the hien, corepads felt a bit stiff for that pad, for a speed freak like me the tiger ices are just brilliant.
Thanks, I am glad you enjoyed! 👍 Tiger Ice with the Hien sounds to be a great combo! Need to try this 😁
Bro I’m the speediest freak I use hien + superglide 😭🙏
That super nice Compareson, I am new to this skate world, and I have an LGP2 and I used Core pads pro 280 on an LGG Saturn Pro and want to try a bit faster skates. But now I know what to buy :) Thanks.
Nice! 😊 I am glad, this video helps you!
Nice skates content man! This must be tiring, removing and testing those skates. Great job! 👍 What I am only using is the tiger ice v2 (universal) works well for me as always. 👌
Thanks! 👍 Yes, I bought an extra set of skates only for the video! That's crazy 😅
Love tiger ice v2 on my gpx. They work well on cloth and glass. Dot skates vid next!
Yes, Tiger Ice V2 are great for cloth and glass pad. They are some dot skates I am trying and new dot skates that sound very interesting. Why not making a video about them! I will think about that! Thanks for the idea! 👍
great info! tiger ice v2's sound the most interesting for my preference. I've stuck with corepads for so long tho haha
Thanks! 👍 Corepad is a very safe choice! I am still stuck with them. 😁 But I like more and more the Obsidian. Tiger Ice V2 are also very solid. It feels like a new corepad type 😅
i just changed to xraypad obsidian from tiger ice v2. the tiger ice wear down too quickly on glas.
@@michaelschwarz5907 Hi! Interesting, after how many hours (aprox.) did they wear down? I have around 30 hours with them they still feel solid. Thanks for the information! 👍
@@OlicheckGamingTech in about 1 month, playing kovaaks regularly. the hardened PTFE from the obsidian skates hold up a lot longer. probably at least twice as long.
@@michaelschwarz5907 OK! Thanks for the information! 👍 I didn't used the Tiger Ice V2 so much on a glass pad. I prefer the obsidian or yanzi for glass pad. I will give it a try 🙂
Well done, finally someone makes a quite wide comparison of mouse skates. Of course these are just some of the popular ones but still a very nice touch. Thank you!
You're welcome! Thank you too! 👍
Friction is the force that prevents the movement of a static object or resists the moving object from moving in the opposite direction. The surface area of the contact force does not affect friction because friction only depends on the object's mass, gravity, and coefficient of friction.
The friction itself doesn't change but because of the higher pressure on a smaller area of for example dot skates, you might perceive a higher resistance on softer pads. On a glass pad I agree.
yes but the formula only holds for solid objects... when using a cloth mousepad, for example, you should not be using F = u•N
me when i copy and paste something on a google and have no idea what im talking about:
The finals 😳
Tiger Ice and BT-L for me. I think BT-L is a good choice because they give you the best of corepads and Ice skates.
Great skate round up oli. What is the desk you use brother. Need to check it out. Might have to get it.
CHEERS
Thanks Fatal! 😃Yes, BT.L are solid. I didn't manage to find one set for the GPX2. My desk is the classic DIY from Ikea 😁A countertop on 2 Alex drawers! I don't remember the name of the countertop. It was a custom size.
@@OlicheckGamingTech I figured IKEA. Ha
Great video! my fav are the obsidians and corepad pro (having tried some of the faster skates) - nice summary :)
Thanks! 😊 Great choice! 👍
I play Tac Shooters like CSGO2 and Valorant, however sometimes delve in to games like PUBG, COD, etc. I also recently picked up a Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 gaming mouse. Do you have a recommendation for the "best" mouse skates for Tac Shooters that rely on very small, accurate mouse inputs?
(I was considering the Corepads Control).
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Hi! Thanks for the sub! 🙏 Yeah, I would also say corepad control is a good pick in your case! 👍
really nice straightforward review, keep going king
Thank you so much! 👍
Much thanks !
You're welcome! 👍
nice video!
Thanks! 👍
Nice review.
I'm not sure what to put in my GPW 2.
options
1 - Corepad PRO
2- Xray Oblisidion
Remembering that my current mousepads are an artisan FX soft and a superglide glass pad from puslar
What would you recommend??
Both are very good! It's not an easy choice! I love the X-Raypad Obsidian!
But in general, I think the Corepad Pro is always an easy recommendation. It's very versatile and fits almost every gameplay style and mousepad type, IMO! 👍
I huv lgg saturn mousepad (normal version) is it Corepad Skatez pro good for it ? I hv logitech gpx 2
Hi! Sure, corepad pro is good with every type of mousepad. 👍
Amazing vídeo!
Do you know meow gaming mousepad?
I using UA (ULTRAAERIALACE). I think is like artisan zero.
So, do you think tiger ice v2 is good for CS2? A Little control + microadjustments?
Thank you! No, I don't know this mousepad. 🙂 Tiger ice v2 is a solid choice, The V1 was a bit slower but the V2 is still OK for CS2.
Should I get the Jades or the Tiger ice v2 for my Razer Viper V2 Pro? I use the Artisan Hien Soft mouse pad
Hi! The Jade feels a bit faster than the Tiger Ice v2. So, it depends on what you are looking for. Very fast experience then go for the jade or just fast experience then Tiger ice V2 😁
hey, i just change my setup feom qck+ g603(looove 4ever but to heavy) for fnatic dash and i bougth g pro superlight and deathadder v3 pro. and dav3 if like same speed in compare to gpx but gpx is mor "scratchy" so tracking is "jittering" im like more dav3 in overal buuut smaller shape of gpx make me more free with range of movemwnti can make.
tl;dr which skates will be closes to stock in therms of speed but give me smooth experiece like dav3?
Hi! Maybe Tiger Ice V2 has a bout the same speed. Corepad pro feels a bit faster, if you need a bit more speed! 👍
I use Copper skates..they become better the more i use my mouse, i love them!!!
Hi! I heard of it. I need to try them too! 😊
Nice review Oli! Do you think its still worth it to change the skates if you play tac fps games (like CS2)? I've always found them too fast when i tried others
Thank you! 👍If you feel comfortable with your skates now, then you can keep them. Yes, in general most of these skates feels faster. Specially compared to the one from GPX2. If you plan to change in the future maybe the corepad control or ESPTiger Yanzi are interesting alternative for tac fps.
@@OlicheckGamingTech I have a razer viper ultimate which skates will be the slowest with the maximum stopping power?
@@21gramm31Hi! Maybe try the corepad ctrl skates. Should be available for the Viper ultimate. 👍
@@OlicheckGamingTech ok, thank you, do I need to play a little so that they get used to glide perfectly?
@@21gramm31 Not necessarily! It should not have a break in period like mousepad. But it will, as usual for all skates, wear down over time depending on how and how much you play and on what type of mousepad surface you use (more or less abrasive) But don’t worry, it should last at least a good year with one set and with corepad you receive 2 sets of ptfe skates. So you are good for long time 👍
I use a G Pro Superlight X with a Hyperx Pulsefire Mat Control Mousepad, my focus are FPS games, mainly Valorant and CS. Wich would you recommend? Tiger Ice or Tiger Arc 2?
I prefer the Ice over the Arc 2. Even if the Ice feels faster, they still proivide a very good stopping power.
Sorry for such a late question, would the xraypad jades pair well with the xraypad aquacontrol zero? Or should I go for the obsidian? I only play VALORANT(semi-competitively for now). My sensitivity is 48.03 cm/360(The change range will always be between 54.43 cm/360 to 40.82 cm/360). Finally does it make sense to go for dots and if so why?
Hi! 😊 Both skates are great. Valorant is a more control oriented games. Maybe the Jade is a bit too fast for that. The Obsidian feels a bit slower but provides still a very good glide, so maybe better. About dots or full skates, it depends on the friction. Dots provides less friction, while full skates give more friction in dynamic movement. But gives the opposite feeling when you press on your pad. Smaller vs bigger contact/pressure on the surface (micro adjustment) IMO
@@OlicheckGamingTech thankyouuu❤️
@@GSExVR1TRAYou're welcome 👍
I have a xraypad aqua control 2, I want to feel it slower, what should I get?
Hi! Maybe the corepad control 🙂
Which would be the best for valorant if u wanna be super precise and controlled? (On the artisan zero x soft)
Hi! With the zero x-soft, probably the corepad control could provide an interesting control feature 😊
For high mouse movement shooters but that still require good aim and microadjustments, which one do you recommend?
I think the tiger ice v2 could be a good choice. A bit slower than the corepad pro but still offers a good glide 👍
@@OlicheckGamingTech So you think ice v2 will be the best, is obsidian better or should I get ice V2?
@@user-bt5ur1pr7r The Obsidian feels very similar to the ice v2. Maybe the Obsidian feels a bit faster. Also keep in mind that with x-raypad, you receive 2 sets of skates, while with ESPtiger you receive only one set! SO, if you want to swap at a point, you still have one set left...
I ordered the xraypad jades but it seems like the skates have become really muddy after 2-3 weeks of use. Did you notice this at all?
Hi! No, I didn't have this feeling with the jade. I am not using this one so much. I use it for around 4 weeks only. I am using more the Yanzi and here it started to feel a bit muddy after 2-3 months. Is the mousepad surface you used a bit abrasive?
It looks like you dont replace the small skate around the sensor. Is it because the sensor works better that way? Im going to replace skates for the first time, but im not sure if I should replace the small skate around the sensor or not. I will use Corepad pro skates.
Hi! You can replace it, if you want. But it's not necessary IMO. You won't feel any major differences.
Late, even if my original Logitech mouse skates are not worn out, will it be better to replace them with Corepad Pro skates?Thanks in advance(I'm sorry if my English is wrong)
Hi! 😀 If your original skates hasn't wear out yet and you are happy with, then no need to change. I personally don't like the original skates and therefore I recommend to change because almost all 3rd party skates are better than the one from logitech. But, one day, if you want to change the skates, the corepad pro is a good choice to start with 👍
do the corepads feel the most similar to the stock skates out of all of these?
That's a good question! Out of all of these, I would say, yes. The corepad is close to standard stock skates. But still a bit different (in a good way) 😊
do you not replace the centre skate around the sensor? is there any pros/cons to replacing/not replacing it?
Not always. There is not an big impact on having or not skates around the sensor. Sometimes you even don't receive this skates in the box 😁
@@OlicheckGamingTech okay thank you very much ☺️, great video! ❤️
@@rairzu You're welcome 👍 Thank you too! 🙏
Which of them is the slowest? The corepad ctrl or the obsidian? Nice video!
Hi! 😀The corepad ctrl is slower.
@@OlicheckGamingTech Ty! How much slower is the ctrl than the obsidian?
I have the corepad pro right now, but i think there maybe a bit fast. Therefor i want to know what u would recommend?
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@@HanzSnit The obisdian is fast. If the corepad pro feels also too fast for you then the ctrl is a better option.
Hey, for some reason my glass pads that come with my wlmouse beast x mini feel alot slower than tiger ice/btl dots and smaller glass skates that came with it. I am using the lgg saturn and I also notice a big slow down (muddy area) in the middle of my pad. I probably need to clean it again some time to get the consistency correct. Personally I only play tac shooter like CS2 so I think I need more control (but I play medium sens fingertip (800 edpi on CS2) so I think low initial friction and good stopping power is important). You think I should stick with the default glass pads or maybe different skates that is better for tac shooter?
Hi! Maybe if you like the tiger ice, you should try the tiger ice V2. It feels slower than the v1. 🙂
@@OlicheckGamingTech Actually the tiger ice dots and btl dots feel really fast compared to regular skates and glass (I think dots are just too fast for me). I think I need more control but something that has less initial friction and more stopping power.
@@OneShotCSOK, I see. In general dot skates will give you a faster feeling as they have less contact with your pad. Maybe the corepad control is something to look at. BTW, what type of pad are you using?
@@OlicheckGamingTech LGG Saturn. Used it since July 2022.
@@OneShotCSAh yes, sorry just read again your comment. I think maybe the best for you is to find full skates for the beast x mini. Dot skates will give a faster feeling. Or maybe put more dot skates to add more contact surface between mouse and pad.
Ice v2 or Yanzi for Rainbow six/valorant ? My pad is tang dao black
The Yanzi feels a bit slower than the Tiger Ice 2. So maybe for games like R6 and Valorant, the Yanzi should be fine. 🙂
Hi, have your tried the superglide v2 skates on this mouse?
Hi! Not on this mouse .I tried on the Xlite v2. definitely better than the v1! 🙂
@@OlicheckGamingTech they are more durable than v1? Do you lnow id there are better skate glasses on the market for the gpx2? Thanks.
@@markus301 Yeah, it’s definitely more durable. They don't feel muddy after a few months. The break in period is almost not noticeable. They have a slightly texture matt surface compared to the v1. I only know this glass skates for the GPX2. Maybe in the future other brands like BTL will release it. 🙂
I am playing Valorant with an average sensitivity (I am using X-Raypad Aqua Control which is a control cloth pad), I like faster skates. I am considering tiger ice v2, x-raypad jade or obsidian. What would you recommend?
Hi! 😃 Maybe try the Tiger Ice V2. It's not the fastest but it provides already a good glide experience. If you want the fastest glide experience then maybe the X-Raypad Jade is worth a try 👍
Because I am using a control mousepad and stock mouse skate which is a bit muddy (a bit slower than corepad control). Therefore, there are to much control there so I want a kinda faster mouse skate. I don’t know what to choose, is the jade too quick?
@@_hungngg The Jade is fast but still slower than glass skates for example 🙂
What is the most simillar to Tiger Ice v1? Corepad pro? I love tiger ice v1 but they dont exist more 🥺
Hi! Tiger ice v2 is a bit slower than the corepad pro and tiger ice v1. Unfortunately, I don't have any tiger ice v1 here. But I think, yes, probably the corepad pro is what should come the closest to the ice v1. I think maxgaming still have some ice v1 in stock for some specific gaming mice. 😊
@@OlicheckGamingTech i lov u friend, thanks for the help (Sorry for bad english haha)
@@perin5505 You're welcome! 👍My english is not perfect too! 😅
hi, im using GP X SP with cheapest glass skates (13 EUR) with a LLG SATURN NORMAL and it’s feel very slow and bad, what you reccomanded beetwen CORE PAD PRO OR AIR?
Playing most of time COD
Hi! I think corepad pro should be fine. They are fast enough for COD. 👍
@@OlicheckGamingTech thank’s a lot bro 💪🏼🤙🏼
@@matti8446 You're welcome! 👍
Are glass skates good for gpx 2 ?
If you like very fast feeling, then glass skates can be an option. I can recommend you the superglide V2 glass skates from Pulsar. Not the V1!
Salut,je t’avoue que je suis pas au top en anglais,mais je vien de faire acquisition de cette souris et je joue que a des fps et je cherche le plus competitif quelle patin tu me conseil? Est ce que je change le patin rond du milieu aussi? Penses tu qu il faut que je mettre des grips et si oui lesquels? Merci bezucoup d’avance👍🏼
Salut! 🙂Avec cette souris, tu n'as pas besoin de grip sauf si tu sens que ça glisse un peu trop. Chacun a une peau différente. Donc c'est selon le feeling. Moi j'en pas besoin. Pour les patins je peux te recommander les corepad pro ou tiger ice v2. Si tu veux plus de friction tu peux ajouter les patins au rond du milieu.
Merci beaucoup,une idée de la meilleur arm sleev pour un lgg saturn pro soft?
@@Waz0.1 Je suis pas un grand fan des sleeve. Mais j'ai essayé la Pulsar eS arm sleeve, justement sur des surfaces orientées contrôle. Et ça passe plutôt bien. En plus les sleeve de pulsar sont dispo dans différente taille et longueur. 👍
Between the Corepad CTRL and Tiger Yanzi, which would you prefer for tac FPS Games like CS or Valorant and why?
Hi! Corepad CTRL is a good and safe choice. The yanzi is great but depending on your mousepad it can feel sometimes muddy after a while. If you have a speed/hybridpad or glasspad, then the yanzi can feel great!
@@OlicheckGamingTech Thank you very much for replying to me, I appreciate your time.
@@Augenhose You're welcome!
@@OlicheckGamingTechwhat mouse skate/feet is the most consistent feeling in the list in your opinion? 😊
@@AivanSN I think they are all solid. Corepad Pro is the one I have the most experience with. They feel very consistent! 👍
Hi can u recommend for fps game like cod warzone ? What skate suitable for it ? Thanks in advance
Corepad Pro should be fine for COD! Corepad are always a solid recommendation and easy to get! 👍
@@OlicheckGamingTech too bad in my country there is only xraypad jade and tiger ice v2 available only.
@@ariffjamal7070Ah OK. Maybe tiger ice V2 should be good too. The Jade is maybe too fast. It depends also on your mousepad.
@@OlicheckGamingTech thanks. Really appreciate your response
corepad pro vs x-raypad obsidian, which one better for games like valorant?
i like control and but i dont like muddyness. slow but smooth. which one could be suitable?
@@hendyp6325 They have almost the same speed. I would say that the corepad pro feel smoother. The obisbian maybe a bit more muddy.
@@OlicheckGamingTech thankyou for your reply!! btw, after some more reading on the comments, you said that tiger ice v2 is slower than these 2, is it correct?
currently i have a lamzu maya with stock skates, someone on reddit say that obsidian is slower than stock cause stock lamzu skates are basically tiger ice v2.
so i’m confused with these statement. which one are actually slower? cause i need slower control. (corepad ctrl doesnt seem to available for lamzu maya yet)
@@hendyp6325 Yes, for me the ICE V2 is a bit slower. I didn't know you are using the Lamzu Maya. There are not so many skates for it. I received the Maya red with red stock skates (first batch, pre sample). Feels like the obsidian to me. I am not sure if Lamzu use tiger ice v2 on their mice. But for your case, I think the corepad ctrl will be the best choice. Because you will not feel that huge difference between maya stock stakes and Tiger ice v1, v2 and corepad pro. Maybe until corepad ctrl are available for the maya, an unconventional solution is maybe using Yanzi dot skates.
Which CorePad do I use the Lamzu Atlantis Mini Pro 4K/LGG Saturn Pro Soft ?
Hi!
I come here to be directed to the best combo!
I recently changed my mouse pad and mouse.
Before I used the Fnatic Focus 3 mat with the Logitech 502 Hero with the original mouse feet/pads!.
I currently have my new mouse, the Lamzu Atlantis Mini Pro 4K compatible,
with the new mousepad being the Lethal Gaming Gear Saturn Pro Soft, not the Xsoft.
I mainly play Valorant and a little Apex Legends.
I am always at 1600/1800 DPI depending on the game, with Medium/Low sensitivity
(example, Valorant 1800DPI/0.19 in games)
I play with the 4KHz mouse enabled.
With my new Lamzu Atlantis Mini Pro 4K mouse, there is basically a little skid, I found that this was not smooth enough in control,
So I put the largest skate available with the mouse and I find it a bit too fast.
I therefore turned to CorePad, but the question is which one to take between the PROs and the CRTLs?
in your opinion which one to take?
What would be the best combos for my use and settings?
Is there a big difference between pro and ctrl?
are the pro skates really different from the basic mouse skates?
the best choice to avoid quickly damaging the new mouse pad between the pro or ctrl pads?
I like the control on the fps, especially for the micro adjustments as well as being precise with good stability, but also being able to track a fast moving target or put a flickshot in a simple way.
yes I'm annoying
I apologize in advance for my stupid questions because I know nothing about mouse skates
thank you in advance for your answers
ps je suis français, c'est un copier coller de mon poste sur reddit, ou j'ai pas eu vraiment de grosse réponse.
Hi! The corepad pro will feel faster than Lamzu's stock skates. The CTRL is noticeable slower than the pro. But not so slow, so that you can still track or flickshot your enemy. In general, corepad has a good surface roughness so that it doesn't damage the pad so fast. I don't know what your budget is. But you could buy both. You have 2 sets in one box and then maybe try which one is the best for you. 👍
@@OlicheckGamingTech
So if I understand correctly!,
the pro will be faster than the basic one supplied with my lamzu?.
But will the Ctrls be slower than the basic ones supplied with the Lamzu or just similar?
@@tobiasravenmaera3457 Yes, the pro is faster than lamzu's skates and the ctrl is almost the same maybe a bit slower in the initial friction. So better for micro adjustment
@@OlicheckGamingTech So the ctrl would be better in combos with my lamzu and my saturn LGG for my Valorant/apex use?
or does this remain similar to the original skates supplied with the lamzu mouse?
@@tobiasravenmaera3457 I mean the ctrl is a better version of the stock skates from Lamzu. The glide feeling is better and maybe a little bit slower. But overall, you will feel a better quality. It's definitely good for Valorant. Even for apex. You are not always in a fight in Apex. But it depends on your play style.
Bro what skates do u think are the best for a gpx and with a artisan zero soft? I play competitive battle royales and tac fps
Hi! 😃 Maybe the Tige Ice V2 👍
@@OlicheckGamingTech Ty! Whats the difference between1 and 2?
@@MeguYT The v2 feels just a little bit slower compared to the v1 but feels to have a better glide feeling. Better finished IMO.
@@OlicheckGamingTech the speed difference is that much?
@@MeguYT No, it's not a huge difference 👍
Is gpx2 with jades and hien mousepad good for flicks because I like fast mouse movement
Or is it too fast
It's a fine combo for flicks 👍
@@OlicheckGamingTech would you say it is precise enough tho or too fast
@@keithchongkaien With the hien it's definitely on the faster side. But it's not the fastest combo. It depends also on which type of games you play.
@@OlicheckGamingTech would you say it is too fast for valorant?
How long do I need to change my mouse skates? :)
Hi!😃 It depend on your usage! How many hours a day and how you press on the mouse. It also depends on the type of Mousepad. From my experience (medium to high pressure and abbrassive cloth pad) I feel that after 12-18 month, I need to change the skates.
@@OlicheckGamingTech ohh i play 6-10hrs a day and my pressure on the mouse is light to medium using cloth mousepad :D
Btw i'm using tiger ice v2(dots) now.
@@noisenoys With 6-10 hours of daily usage, I think at least after 12 months even before.😁 Specially with dot skates. But Tiger ice v2 are very durable. The edges are rounded. You also receive several dots skates in one set. 👍
Which one is the best skate for fps shooting?
Hi! 😀 It depends on what type of fps games you play the most. More faster arena shooter or tactical shooter? The Tiger ice v2 is a good compromise between speed and control. A bit faster is the Corepad pro and slower the Esp Tiger yanzi. Tiger ice v2 and corepad pro are also good with every type of surface of your pad. Glass, glass infused, cloth, ceramic... So, my pic will be the Tiger ice v2 or corepad pro 👍
Thanks❤
@@TV-si8jb You're welcome!
You think xray jade is faster than tiger ice v1?
Yes, Jade feels to be a bit faster than the Ice V1! It's specially, noticeable if you used the dots version! 🙂
@@OlicheckGamingTech thanks friend ❤️
@@OlicheckGamingTech How you qualify the speed If the Tiger Ice v1? 5 stars of 6? 5.5?
@@perin5505 Tiger Ice V1 is on the same level as corepad pro regarding the speed. Maybe even just a little bit faster so 5/6 is ok IMO 🙂
but after 2 weeks every skatez feel different when they break in so ..... we need long term test of all :D
😂 True! But then, it will be a never ending story! 😂
@@OlicheckGamingTech yea, but alot of skatez feel pretty nice at the beginning and after they break in they are unplayable at manny ctrl pads
@@ZebSound Correct! I have always positive experience with corepad Pro, so far...
Who is the most fast???
Hi! From the PTFE round up here, for me it's the X-Raypad Jade Speed! But then you also have glass skates and sapphire skates which also provide another feeling of fast glide! 😁
Nice ....
Thanks! 👍
Hi back again haha.
My budget for a mousepad got higher. The budget is 50€ now. Whats the best pad i can get im playing fortnite on 800 dpi and got an g pro x superlight.
Hehe! Hi again.😁 OK for 50€ you can check the Pulsar ES1 (fast) or ES2 (balanced a bit slower) or some pads from Infinity mice the hybrid or speed in the size 490x490mm depending on your preferences😊
@@OlicheckGamingTech Is the ES1 faster (better?) then the Aqua Control 2?
@@Sepraunt ES1 feels faster a bit than the AC2 IMO. But if it's better? I think it's up to you, depending on what you prefer. The ES1 has also a very unique Alpha-cell base which literally stick on your desk. So, if you like to move often the mousepad or to change the place, it can be a bit annoying. So, keep this in mind. For the rest, it's a very solid mousepad. I personally prefer the ES2. 🙂
@@OlicheckGamingTech so should k buy the aqua control 2 (Sakura black) or the pulsar ES1 Bruce Lee edition. The sakura costs 34 rn as its on sale and the pulsar costs 50.
@@Sepraunt34 bucks is a great deal! I personally would pick the AC2. I am not a big fan of the alpha cell base even if it's impressive.🙂
I don't care what mouse it is, I always buy aftermarket skates. Corepad.
That's the way! 👍
@@OlicheckGamingTech yep, been using them for years. They're also often among the first companies to start selling skates for new mice.
where is the btl?
Past then, when I started the test, it wasn't available for the GPX2. I try to find them. Meanwhile I think LGG listed them. But not sure if they are easy to get somewhere else. For other mice sure, they are OK. 👍
@@OlicheckGamingTech for valorant, which one do you think is better: TIGER ICE 2 or BTL?
@@jenni.medeiros Hi! 😃 BTL tend to be a bit slower than tiger ice. So, it depends on your play style, sens and if you are an arm or wrist aimer. This should help to choose between the BTL or Tiger Ice.
What about BTL ?! 🙄
Hi! Past then, I think the BTL skates wasn't available for the GPX2. Meanwhile they are but I didn't try them yet.
Only one monitor, what are you French or something?
Yes sir, on my gaming setup only one monitor! I am something!
tiger arc v2 are the worst mous skates i’ve ever used
I never tried arc skates. But I also heard bad thing about it!
using yanzi (rouge) on my gpx2. really love the control feel for microflick
That's a cool combo! What mousepad are you using? 😊
mousepad ?
Yanzi is more control than tiger ice v2?
@@flamd5769 yup ,and arc is the best now
@@cukur7998 dont think its best, i Guess that depend type game and mousepad
Is THE BEST MOUSE for player games FPS, CS2, FORTNITE, VALORANT.....THE BEST IN THE WORLD