Superglide – Fastest and Smoothest Mouse Feet / Skates Made with Ultra Strong Flawless Glass Super Fast Smooth and Durable Sole for Logitech G303 Shroud [White]
| Dimensions: | 10.5 x 8.2 x 1.4 cm; 20 Grams |
| Manufacture: | AplusX Inc. |
| Origin: | China |
You rip the box open, take them out in well packed box and stick them onto your mouse. Super simple you just remove the ones that are already on and place the SUPERGLIDE. After 2 mousepads no scratches on them as they are made from glass and they will most 100% help u get them clean snaps that you’ve been dreaming of.
Diese Glas-Skates haben einen stolzen Preis, man mchte sie jedoch nicht mehr missen. Der Unterschied ist deutlich bemerkbar und hat genau das Problem gelst welches mich bei verschiedensten Musen strt – die feine, initiale Bewegung um die Maus in Bewegung zu bringen und entsprechend przise Justierungen zu vollziehen.
Ein guter Vergleich zu diesem Gefhl ist, wenn man bei Controllern die Deadzone auf 0 stellt. Die kleinsten Bewegungen werden bertragen und ist nur ein minimal Aufwand ntig. Nach kurzer Eingewhnungszeit fhlen sich gewhnliche PTFE Skates extrem schwergngig und langsam an. Ich habe bereits zwei Muse mit dieser Art von Skates ausgerstet und nutze seit dem keine anderen mehr.
Wer es also wagen mchte “normales” Maus-Verhalten zu verwerfen, dafr aber eine ungeahnte Przision zu erhalten, kann beherzt zugreifen.
Man muss jedoch bedenken, das die Skates wirklich sehr empfindlich sind was Verunreinigungen auf dem Mauspad angeht. Die Stellen an der viel Hautkontakt stattfindet und sich natrliche Ablagerungen von Haut und Fettresten befinden, ist die Maus deutlich schwergngiger als an Stellen die “Neuland” sind. Daher ist ein regelmiges drehen des Pads und natrlich die wiederholte Wsche des Pads unabdingbar.
you may need to lower DPI or sens it’s very fast with these
They’re feet. What more do you expect?
Some people may report ‘drifting.’ What happens is, if your surface isn’t completely flat, your mouse will move slowly. I left the mouse on the right end of my mat before bed, and in the morning it was up against my keyboard, more towards the center of the mat. It’s annoying if you play games that change input devices based on which device is sending inputs since it’ll flicker between a controller and the mouse.
Being glass they’re VERY glidy and hard to stop/hold still. I do office work and general tasks at 3200dpi and it’s VERY difficult to click on buttons, programs, etc. Double clicking takes extra effort.
I play FPS games at 800dpi and that’s not too bad to be fair, but it’s still difficult to stop or predict consistently. People have said they’re good/okay for FPS games with lots of movement. I don’t really play those so if you play Apex or similar games you might have a completely different experience that I did.
There’s also nothing for the area around the sensor. It definitely caused some inconsistencies in the feel of the mouse.
For me, these are more of a hinderance. I switched back to PTFE after about a week.
If you do not need to change your mouse feet, don’t. The feet on the Shroud mouse are 2 layers. A super thin layer of PTFE and a foam layer.
I peeled the feet back a tiny bit because something got caught in them causing friction, but I couldn’t get the feet back on and feeling like it did earlier.
It’ll do the job, but definitely not for everyone. Will also need some time to adjust. For me, a week wasn’t enough to enjoy these, and I’m not willing to put in the extra time to see if I do get used to them.
If you’re looking for faster, but still controlled. Corepad Skatez are what I’d recommend. They still have a lot of control, clicking isn’t as much of an issue, and the glide even easier than the glass stuff.
When I first received the skates they where amazing, but with time they got to slow.
I went to check the dpi with different mouse (Razer 8k) with original skates and the feel is better more fast, lighter to move. Installed the original skate to the G303 and back to speed movement. They look great, but not worth it by the way, I am using the mouse on a new mouse pad.
Weight reduced my G303 SE and then added these, makes a great mouse an amazing mouse
Not fit on Zowie GSR, Xtrfy M4, G640, better on xraypad aqua control+
What can I say? This is custom made for the Logitech G303 Shroud Edition mouse. I was using the ceramic feet by Lexip; 3 on top and 3 on the bottom. I was having tilting issues with the mouse because of the triangular configuration. Therefor, I decided to try this option and the difference is stark. Now the tilting is gone!
In short, if you are trying to decided between those two options… go with the Superglide,just because they where, literally, made for this specific mouse.
The friction is reduced by so much that I have to relearn how to use my mouse, by consciously using my wrist/ bottom of my palm to stop the mouse when needed, otherwise I just float. Aside from that, some reviews are mentioning drift, and I don’t think that is whats happening. After installing, i found that my cursor would slowly ‘drift’ towards the top left, but I later noticed that my mouse would always be in that corner of my mousepad when I woke up. Yep, the mouse showed me that my desk is slanted by about 1 degree – the friction is THAT low.
I’ve used hyperglides for years. They were my go to mouse feet for as long as I remember. But these are a step above hypderglides. There is almost zero initial friction when moving the mouse. Also the pressure applied to the mouse doesn’t affect these skates as they continue to glide smoothly. A nice fast mousepad and >80 Gram mouse paired with these feet is a must try.
The skates have incredibly low friction. I found out that my desk is not perfectly level because if I let go of my mouse it slowly moves up my mousepad. I hope that over time they will break in and this will not be an issue but only time will tell (maybe on a slower control mousepad this wouldn’t happen either).
In games I do enjoy the feeling of the skates. Even in games like CS:GO or Valorant where you need to be more precise I still found success with them, although I would say these are probably better suited to tracking based games like Apex Legends or Overwatch.
My complaint would be that since the skates have such little friction it detects all the little movements your hand makes that are not picked up with traditional PTFE skates. In game this makes little to no difference (maybe would be a problem on extremely high DPI?) but on your desktop it can be annoying as instead of normally clicking something you end up click-dragging.
The last thing that slightly bothered me was the fact it came with no alcohol pads to clean off your mouse before applying. For the price I feel like this isn’t much to ask for.
I have these for a GPX and they are great but for some reason they don’t sit right on my G303. I’m assuming it’s the shape, but it’s very uneasy experience using them. Gonna keep breaking them in a little longer.