maybe, maybe not

Nice vid though, keep it up 👍

Nice! Yeah the Saturn pro is a fantastic upgrade for sure. Thank you for the support :D

How long has the Saturn Pro been around for isnce you made this comment 4 months ago? I thought the Saturn Pro had been around for a few years now, or is it brand spanking new?

You should! They’re quality for sure 😤

Love to hear it! Glad you enjoyed the content :D

Well if you do bite the bullet and buy it, you’ll enjoy it for sure! I’ll look into the moon drops, got lots of products to review!! Also thank you for the comment really appreciate your support:D

@@MangoTalksTech no rush, take your time :D and ofc! im happy to support the channel, i honestly feel like you deserve more views for the content you drop

@@fortunefmdid you upgrade to the pro?

@@tinocabral4201 unfortunately not yet, im waiting for the updated pro version to come out :D im still maining my regular venus for ow & apex to this day and it's been holding up great

100% this, yeah I have no clue how I did it the other way around (probs brain fart while recording the b roll) cheers for the reminder!

@@MangoTalksTech we all do stuff like that! Great content bro

Saturn pro, it’s a relatively soft surface. Hope this helps!

From my experience it helps refresh it, cleaning the surface should generally help restore the surface to the original speed!

What mousepads have you used that felt slower?

I have an ikea table, and these poron surfaces stick easily mine is a white veneer material. As far as surfaces go, Saturn will be more controlled and Venus is more speedy, so whichever surface you feel caters to your play style, if you swing your mouse a lot for building and aiming Venus will be better. Xsoft is super squishy and I like that so that’s my take on that. For keyboard Wooting 60HE forget the apex pro those are not the best in the scene I have a review coming out on it in the next couple of days.

@@MangoTalksTech Thank you! But I heard the Wooting key caps are harder to press, therefore some KZfaqrs say that the Apex Pro Mini/TKL 2023 are easier to press so it’s easier to build fast in Fortnite for example . Also, the Wooting Double Movement isn’t relevant anymore because the of the built-in double movement in Fortnite which was added recently. And for the mousepads, I think about the Artisan Hien but is the texture and material not too hard for the arm while gliding and are artisan materials on their mousepads good for a bit sensitive skin? Because there is a good deal of Artisan so you can buy 2 mousepads for the same shipping price so 2 Artisans cost the same as one LGG Saturn Pro / Venus Pro with shipping. And if not, the Saturn Pro has now a soft version too, so is the soft or XSoft version better for tracking and fast games like Fortnite and Apex Legends? Because currently I have a SteelSeries QCK and it is somewhere in the middle between speed and control pad but sometimes it is a bit slow for me. I like the Saturn Pro more but I understood that the Venus Pro is better for faster games because it’s a speed pad while the Saturn Pro is a control pad, but is the Saturn Pro good enough for Fortnite or too slow and is the Soft or XSoft version of the Saturn Pro better for Fortnite?

@@satxrnhimself whichever KZfaqr said that about Wooting is straight up wrong. They’re still the best keyboard on the market. Idc though it’s up to you lol Just get the Saturn pro, also it’s a better size than artisan pads. Both are good but since you’ve used Qck the Saturn pro will be great step up in mousepads .

@@MangoTalksTech Thank you! Also, LGG recently added soft version to the Saturn Pro. Did you review the soft or Xsoft version, and which one is better for Fortnite and also if I currently have the QCK Heavy? soft or Xsoft?

Wdym dang you just got one? You should be excited to use it imo it’s a huge upgrade over the basic mousepads. Also snorlax link (love this little guy) amzn.to/3rI62f9

Smell is like tennis balls but it subsides after 24-48 hrs, now it’s smells like nothing lol

Saturn

Saturn if you’re shaky and want control and Venus if you want to be more shaky and more fast when swiping

@@MangoTalksTechCan I rolled my saturn pro xsoft if I want to take it to local lan tour ?

From my experience the difference in speed is very little, once you use the pro pad for a couple days you won’t be able to tell the difference. Also once you start using the pad that difference in speed becomes negligible. Hope this helps!

I think artisan is still ahead for now but because of a few details that the LGG pro pads lack for now. When I look at a mousepad that really makes sense for CSGO and Valorant I believe the Saturn pro is more viable than the zero xsoft. Also the sizes are just superior from LGG. You’re entitled to your opinion, but me personally I cannot stand all the hairs stuck in my artisan zero, a total deal breaker when I don’t have that issue with my LGG pro pads lol. Thank you for your thoughts!!

I had a review unit prior to those 2 options. If you want a extra squishy experience go xsoft, and if you want a slightly firmer squish go soft, imo xsoft is more comfy but both will be solid hope this helps!

@@MangoTalksTech kinda lol I’m coming from a glorious 3xl and every review tier list I seen it’s considered dog shit lol so I’m excited for this mousepad I seen your video on LGG so I’ll take your word for it I’ll pre order a 500x500 red x soft thanks buddy great video

My version is a softness between the 2, my copy was before LGG had the 2 new softnesses. If you want even more squish go xsoft you want a little more firmness go soft

@@MangoTalksTech so right now the venus pro version is also a in between soft and xsoft?

This was before they brought the 2 softnesses, mine were in between the 2 new softnesses, imo xsoft is real nice and comfy hope this helps

@@MangoTalksTech thanks, but texture aside doesnt the xtra softness affect the contact with the mouse skates especially with sub 60g mice ?

@@SpookyRamen great question, I don’t know the softness will only have more contact when you press down on the surface. Outside of that the surface should have the same level of contact in general use