Project W is complete! The kit i have uses the
MCHOSE L7 Ultra internals which has proven to be a reliable high performance sensor. I much prefer this shape which feels similar to a Maya. Build quality seems very good with tight tolerances.
Great Job!
Limited stock of Ryuko glass mousepad preorders.
Ryuko is a high-speed glass mousepad that features holographic printing technology to show new level of brilliance to its illustrations.
Preorders up for USA and Canada at:
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definitely didn't think I'd find skates that were as fast as the @westcityec Oranges, but alas here we are!
I recently restocked some West Lab Creams from @ProjectWCustom and to my surprise, found an extra pack of skates in them - Project W had included a set of their Accels. I gave them a try and was shocked - these were FAST. Shortly after, Project W announced their foam layer version, the Accel Aeros, which piqued my interest. Project W were kind enough to send over a set for testing as well as another set of my choosing (I chose the Stealths).
I've been using the Accel Aeros on and off and wanted to leave some quick thoughts of their performance on glass.
Like I mentioned earlier - these are definitely in the same speed tier as the WestLab Oranges. Comparatively, whereas the Oranges provide a smoother muted experience, these pick up quite a bit more of the texture of the pad, which I'd imagine is likely due to how they have more of a flatter and thinner shape. The addition of a foam layer also helps reduce the noise when moving your mouse across your mousepad, and also adds in some push in that you can lean into for more control. For any speed enjoyers that want texture, consider getting a set of the Accel Aeros to try out!
Important to note that this was just my experience on glass - YMMV for cloth.
The Stealths I only tested for a few minutes, but felt like a more controlled/ balanced set of skates. They were remarkably slow on my Ryo but quite leaning more balanced on the Mio, which might be due to how they interact with the heavy texture on the Ryo.