What are your options for now then? Well if you are willing you can spend around 100 Euros on getting the mousepad and enjoying your experience. Alternatively, if you are on a tighter budget you can try the Odin Infinity XL which I would consider Hien’s little brother. Some inexpensive products may slip if not apply a load. hundred yen store products is not recommended because the smell is too tight. The stitching is definitely high quality, all of the stitching sits below the mouse pad surface level so avoid any collisions on the sides of the pad. I have some little fray I think from where they start the stitching, but I don’t expect it to get any worse. Colors

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This is a top tier mouse pad with not much to complain about other than if you find the textured surface irritating.

I found the Soft Hien plenty fast, but not insanely fast like the SkyPad 3.0 for example. There was still plenty of stopping power to play tactile shooters like CS:GO and Valorant. Some people do find the texture too much for their skin or that it snags on sleeves, I didn’t find that an issue at all, I love the texture. StitchingThis is the most used corner of the mousepad where I keep my arm 90% of the time. The stitching did not fray after a month of heavy use while aim training and FPS gaming. The Artisan Hien comes in small mediu, large and extra large, here are the corresponding dimensions. S The gaming peripheral market has been truly shaken up lately with extremely good gaming mice, headsets, and budget mechanical keyboards. While those changes were indeed splendid, the biggest, most notable change happened in the gaming mousepad industry with the rise in popularity of Artisan mousepads.