Steelseries QcK+?

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agreed

i switched from the Mantis Control (after 10 years) to the QcK Heavy and i love it.
qck heavy is a lil bit thicker than razer pads, but thats actually much more comfortable.

usual qck pads are very thin, too thin for me imo.

ordering a XL glorious on Monday https://www.caseking.de/en/glorious-pc-gaming...-658.html#

https://www.google.com/shopping/product/16889...8gII8AQwAA

36 in x 18 in
91.5 cm x 45.5 cm

I got mine on sale a couple years ago for $30 with shipping.

puretrak talent are currently $17.50

raindrop is a really nice low friction cloth pad. amazon ships it flat too.

Steelseries qck are pretty much the definition of cheapie mousepads. They don't cost much, but they're kind of mediocre

just to clear this up once and for all time with a basic example:


-pad, price, duration, price per 3 years

-Qck+,16€, 1 year, 48€/3y

-zowie G-SR, 30€, >3 years, <=30€/3y


See how a durable pad is cheaper over time

Goliathus control, really like it's feel and durability, it's cheap. Used to have one for over a year, felt like first day after a cleanup. If your mouse has big mousefeet it's actually one of the fastest cloth pads you can get for the price.

QcK is a great initial buy, but after you turned the pad around 4 times and worn it out you'll be forced to buy a new one, which is approx 1-1,5 year. Also, the pad will change overtime as you wear it in more. Some people like the worn on friction. I on the other hand don't. So if you like consistency, steer away from this pad. The heavy is way slower compared to the + version since the added thickness makes your mousefeet 'grasp' in the pad the more you put pressure on the mouse. This could either be a great or bad thing depending on your playstyle.

Used to have a talent, felt like silk but gave it away to a friend because it didn't have enough stopping power. Most comfortable pad I've ever played with though, just not my kind of surface. Opinions are divided on the durability part since one party says it's extremely durable and other party claiming it's one of the worsts. Can't comment on that, pad felt of great quality though and is in sale at the moment.

From all the mousepads I've used in my gaming life (10+) I'd recommend the goliathus control. If you hate the ugly ass logo (can't blame you), you should look in the Zowie pads. It's a slightly larger investment but worth it in the long run + they are larger and allow lower sens.

Hope this helps.

Roccat Taito >> http://www.roccat.org/it-IT/Products/Gaming-M...ies/Taito/

Tecknet G102 XL >> http://www.tecknet.co.uk/g102.html


I used them both with different mice (Abyssus, G300, MX518, WMO) and they are cheap and accurate pads

Get an Allsop XL and don't look back. It's the best.

Do you know where I can get one in Europe?

Will give [+] for link

cooller

I've always been a huge fan of the Allsop Raindrop XL. I've used tons of different mousepads over the years and I've always gone back to that one.

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ive used my qck heavy for over 2 years now, still feels good

i need to try one of those at some point.

Allsop Raindrop XL.




Best cloth math ever too. It's pure $$$.

allsop is great

Allsop is life.

Anyone have one for sale in europe?

Woodtable ftw

zowie GS-R is by far the best if thats considered cheap