ben chi(f4)
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I have the Qck Heavy but I'm very interested in trying the SX or this one that isn't out yet.
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I absolutely WILL NOT use anything except a classic FuncPad 1030. The 100% perfect mousing surface. I've had both of mine for 7 years now and they are in like new condition.
The QcK are cloth pads whereas the HD are hard plastic.None of those locally...
Anyone know the difference between the QcK and the HDs in the steelseries product line?
Uh huh. My func 1030 was down to a mirror finish on the rough side after about 6 months of use. Perhaps you simply don't know how to identify surface texture degradation on a hard pad? It happens to all of them, period. It's physically impossible for it not to happen, even if you had a mouse pad made out of titanium.
What's the difference between the Steelseries QcK heavy and normal pads? I like a thin pad myself, but will I screw myself if I get the non-heavy version?
My Razer Destructor has worn out in less than a year, so I'm done with hard pads.
I have the Mionix Propis 380 and it's smoother than my table...
+1
best mousepad i've used so far.
http://www.amazon.com/Mionix-000MIO...&tag=backgroundcolor-20&qid=1318148080&sr=8-1
I had a Steelseries Icemat 2 for about 3 years before accidentally knocking it off my desk and shattering it. It was the most unique pad I ever used; basically a plate of coated glass. It's not as thin as the standard QcK, but also not as thick as the Heavy or Mass. It could get that grind feeling if it got too dirty, but a quick wipe down with a damp cloth cured it.Is it thin? What happens when you get dust on it, does it grind?
C4 NGen04After some research I think I want the thinnest pad possible, if a pad is too thick it hurts my wrist after a while.
Any suggestions?
check out artisan mouse pads. they are extremely high quality cloth pads made in japan. they are offered in a variety of sizes, colors, and surfaces. the surfaces are all cloth based, but they are treated in a variety of ways that make them all perform and feel different. i personally have the HIEN hard, which feels rough to the touch, but does not bother my hands and my deathadder glides across it effortlessly. im really intrigued by their SHIDEN mouse mat also, which is a cloth pad treated with a special glass substance that is supposed to make it incredibly slick.
you can buy artisan pads on amazon.com