I am of the belief that the old and new G-SRs have the same surface but it might be the printing and maybe also the sewn edges giving a feel of being different. That might be the case with this version as well since it has a printed top and lacks sewn edges, resulting in feeling like the old G-SRs.
so does the old gsr have less initial friction than the new black one, anyone used both?! the description on hltv says "smoother and thus faster" but afaik smoother should mean more friction between pad and feet wouldnt it?! used the black one for a few months now and i am personally not a big fan and switched it out to my old qck+ again just because it is too sticky and slow for me.
the print does look pretty good but the price is a bit too high for me personally
Smoother should result in a faster glide I believe. Unless you make the argument that a rougher surface would have less surface in contact with the feet and therefore less friction. I think for cloth though, a smoother surface will be faster.
I love my G-SR dark gray which is a spin off of original blue as well. I'm colored interested in this mouse pad just to get my hands on another one.
Price is high but from EU no shipping to US so it makes it unobtainable. I'll be watching for this. Not crazy on the colors but it's different and wouldn't mind seeing how this looks on my desk.
It's nice to see an option, this time since 5mm is being offered I will try that if I can get my hands on one.
I am of the belief that the old and new G-SRs have the same surface but it might be the printing and maybe also the sewn edges giving a feel of being different. That might be the case with this version as well since it has a printed top and lacks sewn edges, resulting in feeling like the old G-SRs.
This one should feel like the blue g-sr, the black one w/ stitched edges is the only one that should feel different - I believe when they have images on the pad they must use some type of coating
This one should feel like the blue g-sr, the black one w/ stitched edges is the only one that should feel different - I believe when they have images on the pad they must use some type of coating
I love my G-SR dark gray which is a spin off of original blue as well. I'm colored interested in this mouse pad just to get my hands on another one.
Price is high but from EU no shipping to US so it makes it unobtainable. I'll be watching for this. Not crazy on the colors but it's different and wouldn't mind seeing how this looks on my desk.
It's nice to see an option, this time since 5mm is being offered I will try that if I can get my hands on one.
I bought it after thinking back and forth. 5mm thickness and no embroidered edges is too good to pass up with such a large mousepad. Just hope it lasts a long time considering the price.
I bought it after thinking back and forth. 5mm thickness and no embroidered edges is too good to pass up with such a large mousepad. Just hope it lasts a long time considering the price.
I hope it's good! I know it will be 100% flat without the stitching. I just can't seem to give up on the qck heavy! But now it may have a real competitor in the thick cloth market.. with no stitching of course
I hope it's good! I know it will be 100% flat without the stitching. I just can't seem to give up on the qck heavy! But now it may have a real competitor in the thick cloth market.. with no stitching of course
I don't think this will be a real competitor due to the price alone. it's just insane. Most people won't buy this and will instead get the Qck. But I hope Zowie/Benq keeps this in stock for a while otherwise I'm going to have to buy 5 of these at once and stock up lol.
I think they meant 5.49 EUR not 54.99 EUR, with this kind of insane pricing they better give you at least a bulk of 5-10 for that price.
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