ARTISAN Hayate Otsu (Wine Red / L) FX MID (Japan Import)

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but my experience with the old Hayate is that it's not durable and things (especially dust and clothes fiber) stick to it too easily and even cake in. Starting with bottom of pad upon turning it over its made of high quality, dense soft rubber that's evenly cut and is consistent across the entire foundation. Compared to HAYATE, it strengthened the sense of concavity and convexity slightly and raised the stopping property more than the HAYATE. Analytics and statistics These cookies are used to gather information about the user experience on our site.

When laid down on desk, a slight press across the entire surface creates a suction that sticks to your desktop immediately. Let me first start out by saying I'm not a professional and there is no technical testing done on this over view of my experience with Artisan Hien Soft to Hayate Otsu Soft. Dust seems to brush or blow off the pad very easily, so if that was the problem then it's been fixed. Laying my wrist and palm on it for the first time it feels more like a hard pad with slight abrasive feel yet soft when pushing down with finger. it's like driving a Ferrari with all it's speed and control but the steering wheel is a little uncomfortable when driving fast.

Necessary Necessary cookies enable basic functionality required for the site to function correctly and securely. When first laid down upon desk it immediately laid flat again which I see is now reminiscent of Artisan pads. Then stick it on the wall (yes, it does stick to the wall and ceiling) wipe it with cloth and let it dry. When I use my Zowie AM or FK static electricity builds up to the point when I take it off the table you can hear it discharging. You have to take the mouse pad off the table after you swipe a lot to notice what I am talking about.

I can't recommend this pad to anyone because I'm afraid you'll find it too abrasive for a cloth pad as I do when gaming.

Sensor tracking on Otsu is as superb and no harsh feeling when fast swiping, even when most of arm lays on top of pad.