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Wallhack posted this image on their twitter

As u guys can see this limited glass pad will be based on SP-005

release date is unknown for now, but probably a month or two later

For me it kind of reminds me their Awakening Sora for SP 005

I do have a white SP-005 so I'm not buying this but if u want the SP-005, this might be the chance

Vantage's new glass mousepad has revealed, Vantage Paradise

Extreme speed

2mm glass, coated

CNC edge

Rubber base

$45

It'll be sold in StaticeHQ

Little info - Mousepad art is based on a real location being the Lake District in the UK

Vantage's Twitter post

Tekkusai just announced his new budget glass mousepad collab with Aimcore, Kohanku

It's Ultra-speed

2mm glass

It'll be more smoother and little faster then glsswrks zane

no round edges (It'll be like sp-004, singularity)

$39

artwork from bluuexe999.

releasing this summer

Tekkusai's Twitter post

Hello, today I'm reviewing a eLuminArc Tsukiakari, moonlight. Just to introduce a company eLuminArc, it's a Japanese brand started from last year, 2025. Pushing a concept of "Design for Victory". Creating a design with using Japanese cultures and anime style into mouse pad. And this is their first product, a glass mousepad.

This glass pad has really special micro texture that makes this glasspad really special from other glass mousepad. I've been running this pad around 2 to 3 weeks to come out with these results.

Disclaimer - This glass mousepad was purchased with my own money and this review will be reviewed as 100% honest.

Also my English is hella mid so pls leave any comments if there is any type of mistake.

Just before we get it to the mousepad it self, This is the gear that I've used:

• mouse: Lamzu Maya X (paw 3950), Hitscan Hyperlight (paw 3395), Pulsar X2N (pulsar Xs-1)
• mousepad: eLuminarc tsukiakari, Wallhack SP-005 and Lock on Harut (for comparison)
• skates: West Lab Cream, UNWS Silver fox, Dream gamer Satrun and Neptune, Esptiger Yanzi Q, Corepad G+ hyper

Packaging:

First packaging, it has a printing of a girl, name and logo of eLuminArc on front of the box and when you open it, the pad itself is secured with a thick layer of protection foam. The layer for the foam was really thick, around 3 ~ 40 mm protecting the pad really well.

But there was no other accessories. Not even a micro fiber cloth to clean the pad or any dot skates for those who doesn't have after market dot skates. Really disappointed with not including any type of accessories since the pad it self is not that cheap and tbh, for this price, it should have any type of accessories.

Before we get into the pad, here's the specification of the pad: (according to their official website)

• Dimensions: 490 x 430mm x 3.5mm ( 3mm of glass and 0.5mm for silicone backing )
• Base: Custom full silicone backing
• Surface: colgate texture, non-coated, Control type

Base:

Base of this pad is made out of full silicone backing, for the base I didn't have any issues like pad was moving during the session, perfect. Also I don't know what happened, but there was a little lift off spot on the middle of the pad. It wasn't a big issue though didn't effect my performance significantly.

Surface:

Surface has to be the most important thing in the mousepad and I want to talk a lot abt it. Tsukiakari has this really weird hexagonal looking like micro texture. Creating a crazy amount of texture feedback from the pad it self. If I used something like silver fox that gives smooth glide in any type of surface, it kept its crazy texture feedback.

For those who know, if u have a textured glass pad, I'm pretty sure there should be some kind of Push In effect, increasing frictions right? But for this pad, u can't feel any type of push in effect. Like no matter how u push it down, it doesn't provide any type of control. Idk how this happened but if u know can u tell me abt it.

So the pad is advertised as a control type glasspad, but I completely disagree with it. Idk if it's just a bad ahh QC or they've done false advertisement, it's fast. Like it is faster then my SP-005 in any kind of way. Static friction was definitely lower then my SP-005, dynamic friction was low too, but the dynamic friction was ok since I had massive amount of texture kind of helping with stopping the mouse from acceleration. And Yes, it wasn't even close to my Harut. So it's basically a speed pad with texture. Really disappointed with their advertisement of how they saying "oh it's a control pad" when the pad it self is just a speed pad that was faster then my SP-005.

Also idk why but I experienced this pad was kind of making those floaty glide experience I say, could be just lacking out of frictions.

Etc,(skates, skate sensitivity, mouse sensor issues):

First with skates, this pad is really skate sensitive, the glide experience can be completely different depending on which type of skates ur using, I've been using many skates but I'll just generalize with speed, medium and control.

With speed skates like Corepad G+, it was really ultimate frictionless experience. There was nothing stopping with directional changes, tracking and flicks. It's a ideal spot for tracking games but I prefer with little more static friction.

For medium speeds, I've tried so many skates but the best one I've tried has to be Esptiger Yanzi Q. This skate has a really thick foam layer creating those fluffy feeling, I think that fluffy feeling made a extra dynamic friction compared to other medium speed skates like Westlab Cream.

For controlled, I've only used Dreamgamer Saturn but it was really weird experience. Yes, it did have more visible static friction to help with my stability but somehow it had lower dynamic friction compared to my Yanzi Q, and ended up just feeling medium speed because of how low the dynamic friction was compared to static.

With mouse sensors, I had 0 issues with it, all 3 of my mouses worked completely fine, reading all of my movement. All of them had LOD of 1mm.

Conclusion:

I think it's kinda massed up with their advertisement for their speed being "controlled", when it's actually completely different speed profile. Since a lot of people buys a mousepad with reading their specifications from their website ESPECIALLY when the brand is niche too, like eLuminarc or Abyssgaming, could be smth like UnlcePanda too. Since the brand is so niche, it has a couple of reviews that I couldn't even make a middle point of this pad, that someone could say its fast or someone could say it's really controlled. Also I think this mousepad is kind of behind the glass mousepad trend too. It doesn't have 2.5d edge although the pad was released at late 2025, really thick glass. I mean they are about to release their new glasspad with 2.5d edge and etc in this summer but idk if I would really buy it.

Also the most critical thing abt this mousepad has to be availability. It was Japan exclusive for their first batch, but I got lucky with their 2nd batch being re-sold in South Korea so I could get those hands on it.

When I look back that what I have written, I think I just said bad things abt this pad but Imo, I can't really find good things abt it, prob the most special and good thing has to be the specialized micro texture and that's it. I'm sorry but I just can't feel good things abt this pad. sry, this mousepad is just not for me.

Thank you for reading this mid yapping

I just got my Lock on Harut. The illustration is absolutely peak, love it. The static/dynamic friction is really controlled compared to any other glass pad that I've used.

I have 4 silver foxes on my mouse right now because when skates are more than 4, it feels so sluggish for me. But having this amount of control just with 4 skates? Wow, I've never expected to experience this type of control in the glass pad market.

Unusualway sports just revelaed their new mouse skates!

As you can see it from the naming, it's an updated version of their regular silver fox, a medium speed skate made up with hardend ptfe.

From UNWS, the differences compared to the regular silver fox are that:

• They used their newly developed umhwpe based composite keeping the speed just like the regular silver fox but improving the durability.

And compared to the regular umhw-pe skates are:

• Aren't like the regular umhwpe skates, it offers more refined initial feedback, more stable glide resistance, and more natural stopping feel.

* release date and the price is still unknown,

UNWS' twitter post about their new UNWS silver fox plus