I'm trying to decide between either QcK or Qck+, but does anyone use something else that is considered better? Would love to know, as I'm having major trouble with the current "aidata" mousepad that does not stick, unless I physically put my wrist down on it, which is not good. My budget is anything from 5$-40$. (I also didn't know where else to post this so sorry if it's in the wrong place o.o)
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Unless I physically put my wrist down on the mousepad
I must have missed the boat because I aim with my wrist and arms. My wrist is always on the mousepad.
All trolling aside, QCK+ is always going to be the better option (if you have the space) because more mousespace is going to be nicer since there is less probability that you're going to run out of mousepad space. That being said, there is no BEST mousepad because it's all on personal preference. Don't be lazy. Go to a store and try different mousepads. Hard, Cloth, Hybrid, Glass, etc. Don't be lazy. Go buy in store, so you can return it.
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I must have missed the boat because I aim with my wrist and arms. My wrist is always on the mousepad.
Lifting the wrist down kind of hurts for me, also because of the factor that my chair doesn't go high enough for it to be comfortable to put the wrist down on my desk.
I see. I see. What I recommended though still stands. You should go to a store and get different mousepads and see what one fits best with you.
Getting a better chair seems to be a higher priority if you ask me because they way you sit you are much more likely to catch RSI due to continuous forceful bending of your wrist while playing.
Or, you know, better posture first.Endaris wrote:
Getting a better chair seems to be a higher priority if you ask me because they way you sit you are much more likely to catch RSI due to continuous forceful bending of your wrist while playing.
Wood planks. But not the best to mouse life time.
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big enough mousepad so your whole arm can be on it is good. like it'll cover the table from the edge to where you hold mouse. having wrist on mousepad should feel better than table.
big enough mousepad so your whole arm can be on it is good. like it'll cover the table from the edge to where you hold mouse. having wrist on mousepad should feel better than table.
imho when you need to buy a bigger mousepad in order not to run out of space, then you're clearly using a veeeery low dpi / sens which you know, is usually up to you, but i would personally advise to go a little higher than that and the almighty dr. levi harrison also suggested that against hand issues (like rsi or what do i know). but in the end you should know best whether you need a large mouse pad or a normal one.
i had the steelseries qck for a while and it was very good. for me personally it was on top along with the corsair mm300. personally i usually go for the corsair mm300 as i find it a little more durable but it also costs a few bucks more so that should equal it out.
i had the steelseries qck for a while and it was very good. for me personally it was on top along with the corsair mm300. personally i usually go for the corsair mm300 as i find it a little more durable but it also costs a few bucks more so that should equal it out.
I was looking at QCK, QCK Edge and QCK Heavy. Which one should I get?
I currently have the MSI AGILITY GD30 mousepad.
I currently have the MSI AGILITY GD30 mousepad.