I was on sp005 for about a month and was glazing it but after that month I realized I was just inconsistent(even more than when I play with slowed down cloth pads) and I swapped back to cloth👌🫩

Probably a skill issue on me tho

I said mouse pad not glass pad cus it's slower than a cloth pad, prolly qc issue reached out to kyomi no response so I then contacted waimers(from where I bought it) they contacted kyomi then after 2 weeks they asked for proof I gave them spin and incline test and the issue was visible but not properly as it becomes slower when pressed down, though the brand tells there is no press down. Compared it with my wallhack-sp004 which has become slower used for 16 months it's faster than kyomi. Avoid buying from kyomi unless you have 0 options.

How much is this worth in todays market? Im interested in buying one. There one here in canada and the guy sells it for 240$ CAD.

I bought a Zowie mousepad off amazon, the older gen which rolled. After a day, there is still slight roll lines and hasn't completley laid flat. Is there anything I can do? It's not too importnat but it is new and don't want it completely ruined.

How is inked gaming now days do they still not deliver or have they gotten better thinking about getting a custom 48 by 24 inch mousepad from them but wanna see what people say about them first.

TL;DR: Very fast textured glass pad with great stopping power once you adjust, and some of the best artwork I have seen on a pad. Less smooth and forgiving than the Tekkusai Singularity or GLSSWRKS Polarity, so I would recommend it to experienced glass pad users. Provisional score 9/10 after 5 days, full score after longer use.

Disclosure: I bought this pad myself. This is not sponsored.

Setup and how I tested

• Mouse: Finalmouse ULX Prophecy (Tfue edition)
• Skates: tested with Westlab Orange, Jade Air and Magic Ice+
• Sens: 1600 DPI, around 50 cm/360
• Grip / aim: fingertip, mixed arm and wrist aiming
• Sleeve: Wallhack arm sleeve
• Games: Apex, Fortnite, Overwatch
• Time on pad: 5 days
• Compared to: Tekkusai Singularity and GLSSWRKS Polarity (my previous pads)

Specs (per Arbiter Studio)

Link: https://arbiterstudio.com/products/dysphoria-randr-glass-pad

Looks

The R&R is the kind of pad you notice before you even touch it. The full-bleed artwork shows two characters in a dynamic close-up composition, with hard light streaks radiating across the scene against deep black and red tones. The colours are vivid and high-contrast, and fine details like the syringes, the collar and the highlights stay crisp even up close. On a white desk it works as a centrepiece, and the packaging is a proper collector's set.

Feel and performance

The textured coating feels pleasant and tactile, and it is fairly quiet under the mouse. Glide speed is very fast, especially with a mouse as light as the ULX Prophecy. Stopping power is good: after a short adjustment period I can stop and micro-adjust with confidence. In fast-paced shooters, the speed is a real advantage for quick flicks and tracking.

The ULX Prophecy (carbon fibre honeycomb shell, PixArt PAW3395, up to 8,000 Hz wireless according to retailer specs) feels extremely quick and responsive on it. Because the mouse is so light, it exaggerates the speed of the pad. With a heavier mouse I would expect the pad to feel a bit more controlled.

Compared to the Singularity and Polarity

Both the Tekkusai Singularity and the GLSSWRKS Polarity felt smoother, more controlled and more balanced. The R&R goes the opposite way and gives you maximum speed and maximum texture at the same time. If you are new to glass pads, the Singularity or the Polarity are the more forgiving starting points.

Daily use

I play with a Wallhack sleeve, and the pad feels pleasant on the arm. Smudges and dust show up quickly, so expect to wipe it down often. The texture is noticeably hard on skates: the Jade Air and Westlab Orange are wearing down fast, while the Magic Ice+ holds up better so far. If you want your skates to last, Ice+ looks like the safer pick on this pad.

Scores

Pros and cons

Pros

• Extremely fast glide for flicks and tracking
• Good stopping power once you adjust
• Pleasant, tactile and fairly quiet texture
• Outstanding artwork and a full collector's package

Cons

• Short adjustment period, especially for stopping and micro-adjustments
• Less smooth and balanced than the Singularity and Polarity
• Not the best choice for glass pad beginners
• Wears down softer skates quickly
• Shows smudges fast

Verdict

After 5 days, the DYSPHORIA R&R is a standout. It is not the most forgiving glass pad, but if you want maximum speed and texture, plus artwork that makes the whole desk look better, it delivers. I will update this review with a final score after longer use.

Happy to answer questions in the comments.

Just need some unbiased reviews (mainly because I’ve been on a glasspad kick and I really love this color)
And I saw they use a “Speed” coating so I’m wondering if that coating is good or it wears down shortly overtime

Hey everyone,

I’m looking deeper into glass surfaces and want to hear from people who have extensive mileage on both coated and uncoated glass mousepads.

Uncoated glass (like the Wallhack/SkyPAD series, Pulsar Superglide v1/v2, etc.) is known for essentially lasting forever, but coated options (or micro-textured/glazed surfaces like Cerapad KIN, certain Padsmith drops, etc.) claim to offer unique friction profiles, better stopping power, or different surface feels.

Before pulling the trigger on my next pad, I’d love to get your experiences on a few specific areas:

1. Durability & Surface Degradation

• How long does a coated glasspad actually maintain its factory glide before developing noticeable slow spots or coating wear?
• Does the coating eventually degrade, chip, or scrub off from sweat/heavy use, or is modern coating tech durable enough to last years?
• Does cleaning a coated pad require babying it compared to standard untreated tempered glass (which you can just wipe down with Windex and microfiber)?

2. Glide Characteristics (Static vs. Dynamic Friction)

• How noticeable is the control difference? Does the coating provide actual mechanical stopping power, or does it just feel like added initial resistance?
• How does the micro-texture translate into tracking vs. flicking heavy games (e.g., tactical shooters vs. fast tracking arenas)?

3. Skate Wear & Material Compatibility

• How fast do standard PTFE dots or full-size skates wear down on coated vs. uncoated surfaces?
• Are hardened skates (like Obsidian dots, UHMWPE, or hardened PTFE) safe to run on coated surfaces without stripping the treatment?

4. Skin Drag & Humidity Tolerance

• Is an arm sleeve strictly mandatory on both, or does a coated texture handle forearm sweat and high humidity better without that sticky "suction" feeling?

If you’ve mained both, what made you stick with one over the other? Specific pad comparisons and skate pairing recommendations are more than welcome.

Thanks!

Hello guys is that real that viper v4 pro had issues with old atlas glass mousepad
I heared that white one has tracking issue if anyone had this combo plz tell me i don wanna pay lot and get booms

Looking for a new mousepad cause my artisan zero soft has basically become a hair and grease magnet xdxd. Id prefer something with a control feel, but balanced-control or somewhere around there is fine too.

272edpi if that matters. mostly play valorant, and i'd like something around 500x500mm, give or take. Any material is fine, i'm open to anything really just whatever is best. Budget is well normal yaknow, around the 50-60ish..? eur mark is best ;)

So, recently I bought a Lamzu Maya Cloth, and I expected it to be a nice control pad, but it seems like I bought a whole pad of ice.

​Currently, I'm using it with ESPtiger Ice V2, and I'm not quite sure if new glides (like the Ultraglide Brake Matt) will change the whole experience dramatically, or if the surface itself is just too fast.

I just recently got a glass pad and I was wondering what are the fastest skates for glasspads. Thanks

I'm considering buying one of these mousepads, my current mousepad is an old logitech deskmat that feels slow and muddy af and I was thinking of switching to a faster pad that still allows some control. I mostly play CS and Valo but will play a bit of everything anyway.

I've been taking a look at the pd150 and the pd155 and I'm more inclined to get the 155, but I'm wondering if the 155 would feel too fast since I'm used to a more muddy pad.

So I'm just making this post to ask people who have tried both what are their pros and cons and which pad they prefer, can talk about the 151 too if you have it as well.

Thank you

hello. i am waiting for kyomi ryo and want to know which feet comes with it and how fast is it?

I have the artisan fx 0 soft and tbh not workimg well for ne I've been using it for months now on valorant and I still feel very uncomfortable might just be me in general but I want to try another mouse oad or artisan maybe try mid one idk. There us glass but I don't want to rip off my mouse feet add wee dots so I'll pass llys glass might be horrible idk.

Liked my key-83 mid but looking for something faster. Anyone know anything with a similar amount of texture but faster?

im scared of hien will rip my arm off :(

I'm looking for recommendations on control skates for glass pads because the pulsar skates that I regularly buy have seemingly been replaced with a different set with the launch of their new website.

I've tried multiple variants of Pulsar and Wallhack UHMW-PE skates, and sets that I buy are regularly replaced on Amazon with a similar name but they feel totally different. The Pulsar skates that I loved have been discontinued and replaced with an alternative on getsuper, but unfortunately they have way less friction (even when using more than usual).

The pulsar set that I actually liked had less rounding on the edges, but nobody is really advertising that as a feature.

Does anyone have recommendations?

This is how i flat my mouse pad :)
Ock heavy

I've been using a Logitech G740(I think), which isn't all that good I know, but my main issue is the *cleaning*. I have bad skin allergies so my hands flake a lot, and cloth pads get *dirty*. Would a glass mousepad be worth trying getting used to in exchange for the easier cleaning? (I ordered an Asus moonstone ace to try out)

I play valorant at a low sens (81cm/360), and have a razer atlas. Just wondering which skates offer the most control on glass, specifically the atlas surface.

I have a QCK normal and QCK Performance balance. Recently also just got Artisan Key Mid 83 and its perfect for Apex and battle royale games. All my scores in tracking went up in VT using this pad just because of how easy it is to be smooth

I want to now get something that I can use for CS2 and I'm looking at the Type-99 mid. I'm not really someone who benefits from a really soft pad since I don't seem to press into the mouse pad too much and having enjoyed the mid Key 83 I wonder what type 99 would be like in mid. Does anyone have it and can advise what its like?

Hello, I mainly play cs2 and sometimes valorant. Im planning on getting a glasspad for myself, I adopted a flick based game style. I use 2.45 sens and 1800 dpi.

Would it hard for me to adapt to a glasspad?

If Its not a problem, should I get a coated (speed) or a non coated (control) version of a glasspad?

Thank you for your time and consideration 🥺🥺🥺🥺

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I want to buy my first gaming mousepad, and I’ve seen cloth mousepads from reliable brand that cost around $20. I’ve also seen some fake glass mousepads. Should I buy the official cloth one or one of the fake glass pads? And how do they compare to a genuine glass mousepad?🙏