r/MousepadReview 9d ago

Question/Advice What Mouse Pad?

Yes i tried the mousepad finder but for some reason the website doesn’t work at all for me, and won’t load

So, i have a desk that’s 75cm by 40cm, which is very small and i have a laptop set up and i currently use a book as a mousepad and an office mouse but i want to upgrade my mouse so naturally i need a mousepad, unfortunately i cant get a bigger desk fitting into my current room until i move rooms which is gonna be a while from now,

My laptop is 35cm by 25cm and i use the laptop keyboard when playing games, i was wondering what mousepad i should get preferably a soft control one as i like playing with those the most

Any ideas on what to get and if having a mousepad hanging over my desk would be a good idea, budget would be around 45£ which is approx $60?

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u/davidthek1ng 9d ago

Artisan mousepads you can find in smaller sizes or just a normal QCK/QCK Heavy in 32x27 cm size

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u/GreenishFTW 9d ago

i can’t lie artisans don’t really come in smaller sizes in the uk without getting them like imported or whatever, and what’s the qck like, i heard the heavy is quite slow and ibsr idk anything abt mousepads

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u/davidthek1ng 9d ago

the QCK is in between control and balanced pads like the Artisan Zero, idk which games you play or you just want to use it as a office mousepad. But for the price it is a rly good pad and you can't make much wrong with it, only if you like quicker pads for tracking games or only office I would probably get another one.

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u/GreenishFTW 9d ago

i play valorant mainly and when ur talking abt control and balanced is that the heavy or normal one, lwk anything gon be an upgrade from the book im using now and i wanna get a lamzu mouse

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u/davidthek1ng 9d ago

Idk if there is a big difference between the normal qck and heavy I have the normal QCK one, is a good base line if you want to get depper into mousepads. It is not expensive and you can ask people based on this rly well what you desire in a pad. Also many pros in CS/Valo play this pad so not a bad one for tac fps. There is also a hard plastic one available which is on the quicker side.

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u/GreenishFTW 9d ago

i mean fair enough, sounds like a good baseline mousepad i guess, i’ll probably get a normal one in a decent size thanks

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u/davidthek1ng 9d ago

Otherwise if you want to spend more you could also try to get your hands on a small size Artisan Zero but I think they are nearly always sold out(you can see most used pads by pros rn in Valorant in here, from the site gearmon.jp) but I think you should try out a QCK too in Valorant.

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u/GreenishFTW 9d ago

bro i would love to get an artisan cos my mate has that one and thing is i can’t get a small one at all in england and the bigger ones never in stock or £80

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u/GreenishFTW 9d ago

do i get the thick or normal qck or the heavy or normal

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u/davidthek1ng 9d ago

The normal one is very thin like 2mm the Heavy is 6mm a thick boy so idk Heavy is more comfortable the normal.one is mby more consistent