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I would rule out the G640 and G-SR straight off the bat. I think that the G640 won’t offer the control that you need and I also think that the G-SR might offer a bit too much control, making it too slow. The Gigantus Team Razer Edition is a pad that I’ve personally never tested (though I believe it’s one of the slower pads out there, at least going by mainstream brands) so I can’t say too much about it, but I do know that the Gigantus V2 is a great ‘middle of the road’ pad. It’s very similar to the G-SR-SE, but if I understand you correctly then you should probably look towards that type of pad. The way I see it you can choose between the G-SR-SE, the Gigantus V2 (don’t get a custom one since those have a different glide), or the newly announced VAXEE PA. I don’t have a review on that last one yet but I have been testing that pad for a couple of days now and I find the glide to be very similar to the G-SR-SE. Canon Print Service is a print plug-in for Android smart devices, which enables printing from Android v4.4 - v5.0 devices to many Canon printers via a Wi-Fi network. The plug-in does not work as a standalone app. Available for free at Google Play. Optical resolution is a measure of maximum hardware sampling resolution, based on ISO 14473 standard.The G640is, despite being advertised as a ‘moderate friction’ pad, pretty fast from what I’ve experienced. It’s difficult to actually rank individual cloth pads since the glide is influenced by any number of factors (mouse, mouse feet, humidity in the room, cleanliness, …) and even though I did put it down as a medium – fast pad (because it still has plenty of stopping power) it definitely leans more towards the faster side if you ask me. More control on your mousepad is great for precision and accuracy when aiming, so if you’re into those types of games more than anything else, then the G640 is a solid option. If you’re prioritizing speed, then you may want to look at other mousepads. In-game

There are two print heads, left and right, which you insert into the printer as part of the setup procedure. (Image credit: Matthew Richards/Digital Camera World) Enjoy high quality performance, low cost prints and ultimate convenience with the PIXMA G series of refillable ink tank printers. Something that’s overlooked far too often if you’re asking us is the mousepad. Just like with mice, keyboards, and headsets, mousepads come in many different sizes and can have a lot of differences between them. That’s why it’s important that you get yourself a mousepad that suits your playing style. If you often find yourself overshooting your targets you might want to go for a more controlling pad, for example. If it’s speed you’re after there are pads that deliver just that as well. Photo print speed is based on default driver setting using ISO/JIS-SCID N2 standard on Canon Photo Paper Plus Glossy II and does not take into account data processing time on host computer.

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There are a couple of things we can deduce from looking at what the VALORANT pros are using: you’ll want a cloth pad of at least a large size to accommodate for the pretty low sensitivitythat VALORANT pros use. Between those there are a bunch of options, though. Not a lot of pros use speed-oriented pads but we do see a sizable portion go for control pads. Of course this largely depends on personal preference (and, truth be told, there aren’t a whole lot of true speed pads being made by the common manufacturers) but it’s interesting to note. System and Maximum TDP is based on worst case scenarios. Actual TDP may be lower if not all I/Os for chipsets are used. This list is, as we mentioned before, based on what the professionals are using. What you’ll see here is that most pros are using fairly large mouse pads, at least when compared to regular office mats. That’s because the overall sensitivity/ eDPIof pro (shooter) players is way lower than that of most casual gamers. This gives them way more control over their aim and overall just makes for a more consistent and reliable aiming experience when compared to extremely high sensitivities where it’s nearly impossible to make any micro adjustments to the aiming reticle. Even if you feel like you don’t need a large mousepad we would recommend getting one if you have the space for it; it’s always better to have some spare space for your mouse movements than to have to run into the edge of your playing surface in the heat of battle.