Artisan Zero Killer Lgg Saturn And Paracord Review Youtube One thing i always look for when reviewing a product is how often i come back to that product to see how much i miss it when not using it, i noticed that i j. Saturn pro is 0.5mm thinner, slightly slower (more control), doesn't attract hair (people said the new zero is improved and attract less hair than the old version), and has a red color. zero stiching is slightly better (below the base), base is softer (saturn pro is between xsoft and soft if im not mistaken), slightly faster, and cool japanese.
Fr Lethal Gaming Gear Saturn Review Test Artisan Zero Killer Right now, i have a zero mid l, which has been awesome to use, but there's two things, it's just a touch too firm, and i want a bit more vertical space. because of that, i'm drawn to either an artisan zero soft xl, or an xl lgg saturn pro. i don't get too much hair, so that's not an issue, although of course i'd prefer if it wouldn't. I have the zero, hien and otsu v2 all in soft and xsoft and the lgg saturn pro. saturn is just a flat out better pad, had no slow spots on it unlike the artisans after a couple months, and the saturn is a true control pad while the zero pretends to be a control pad but is actually a lot faster. if your the type of player who is aim orrientated. Full review of the lethal gaming gear saturn, a $30 artisan zero clone that checks every box for a control mousepad. was sent out for review in early october. Could try the end game gear em c or the infinity mice control these are pretty balanced pads which offer more control than the saturn and zero they offer great control and dynamic friction. and yeah would suggest the artisan type 99. or wait for the lgg mercury but i think it comes out later in the year.
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