You know your mouse skates are doing something right when the guy who created KovaaK’s starts talking about how much he likes them
Pretty cool hearing our PlastiX Dots get love from him.
Starts around 19:30
Hihi! I just uploaded my review of the @AbyssGaming107 Kongling Alatus which is currently the fastest pad I own.
It does lack a bit of control but for you people that want the absolute most speed here's a pad for you!
https://t.co/dLAlvnI3sV
https://t.co/gANseiFqzC
I'm all for peripheral companies trying new things, and I'm glad to see @KuonLabs found an artist for their new pads. On the other side though, who is this other stuff for?
There's a tiny one on their site which sure reasonable site but who is going out of their way to buy a 250-500 dollar piece of resin especially in the peripheral scene.
Then there's the hoodies. $110 WITHOUT shipping and then $160 WITH. They're pricing it like a name brand when they are just slapping the design on the back of hoodies you can get on Alibaba 😭 (obviously not the exact ones just example).
From what I can see their posts on their new page haven't gotten many impressions, so I just have to wonder what the thought was here? Were they trying to shift their pad market to buying their obscure things?
The peripheral community HATES overpriced stuff (Wallhack Keyboard). It genuinely seems like they're trying to milk money from any place they can.
Idk maybe I'm not getting it but this seems out of touch with the scene they're trying to branch from.
Added 45° views to the macro sheet! Why use it?
1. You can compare it to your current pad.
2. Estimate slowdown: spikier texture = more pressure slowdown.
3. Wider surfaces = usually faster glide (but see #2).
4. Actual glide depends heavily on coating
5. I just love making it🙃