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Balanced speed and brake
A reliable middle ground for low to medium sensitivity players who want stability without giving up movement freedom.
Artisan FX Zero | ARTISAN e-Sports pad
Artisan FX Zero | ARTISAN e-Sports pad
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The Artisan FX Zero is the safest place to start if you want to understand why Artisan mousepads have become the benchmark for competitive FPS. The balanced textured cloth moves easily from rest, then gives a clean stop when you land a flick. That mix is why Zero keeps showing up in serious Valorant, Counter-Strike 2 and aim training setups.
Artisan is popular because the pads feel built, not branded. Zero is made in Japan with a custom woven surface, a flat urethane sponge base, XSOFT, SOFT and MID hardness options, stitched edges and a non-slip underside that stays planted. If you are buying your first Artisan mousepad in Australia, Zero is the model most players can pick without overthinking it.
- Surface: balanced textured cloth
- Best for: all-round FPS, tactical shooters, first Artisan pad
- Feel: easy start, stable glide, reliable stopping power
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Artisan FX Zero Australia
Balanced control for FPS aim, without a muddy feel.
The Artisan FX Zero is the safe pick for players who want a control mousepad that still starts smoothly. It gives a clean first movement, confident stopping power and a lightly textured cloth feel for Valorant, Counter-Strike, Apex Legends and everyday aim training.
Light startMoves cleanly from rest for small corrections.
Easy stopEnough brake for flicks and recoil control.
Made in JapanConsistent Artisan build and stitched edge finish.
3 basesXSOFT, SOFT and MID tune the same surface.
Surface feel
Why the Zero is the control pad people keep
coming back to.
Zero sits in the control category, but it avoids the slow, sticky feeling many control pads can have. The surface gives grip when you stop the mouse, while the opening movement remains light enough for micro-adjustments.
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Light rough texture
The cloth texture gives feedback under the mouse feet, helping you judge micro-corrections more naturally.
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FPS-ready consistency
A practical choice for tactical shooters where repeatable stopping and calm crosshair placement matter more than raw speed.
Base choice
Pick the sponge hardness around your aim
style.
The surface is the same Zero cloth; the sponge underneath changes how much the pad cushions your hand and mouse. For most players, SOFT is the easiest starting point.
XSOFT
Deep cushion with the strongest stopping feel. Good for recoil control and planted micro-adjustments.
SOFT
The most versatile feel. Balanced cushion, balanced stop and easy to recommend for most FPS setups.
MID
Firmer base for a flatter, more consistent glide. Better if you prefer less sink and more tracking freedom.
Keydom stocked sizes
Enough room for lower sensitivity without
taking over the whole desk.
Keydom stocks the main competitive sizes for the FX Zero. Thickness is 4 mm for XSOFT and SOFT, while MID is 3 mm.
| Size | Dimensions | Best fit | Thickness |
|---|---|---|---|
| XL | 490 x 420 mm | Standard competitive desk setups | 4 mm, MID 3 mm |
| XXL | 500 x 490 mm | Lower sensitivity, wider arm movement | 4 mm, MID 3 mm |
Technical specifications
Artisan FX Zero details.
Surface typeStop-oriented cloth with light texture
Material100% polyester surface
Base optionsXSOFT, SOFT, MID
Use caseFPS control, flicks, micro-adjustments
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick buying notes for the FX Zero.
Is the Artisan FX Zero a fast or control mousepad?
It is a control-focused cloth mousepad, but it is not extremely slow. The appeal is the balance between a light starting movement and a confident stopping feel.
Which hardness should most players choose?
SOFT is the safest recommendation because it gives a balanced cushion and works well across many aiming styles. Choose XSOFT for more stopping feel, or MID for a firmer, flatter glide.
Is XL or XXL better for low sensitivity?
XXL gives more vertical room and is better for very low sensitivity or wider arm movement. XL is still large enough for most competitive setups.
