Long term (Competitive use) with the SP-004

Wallhack SP-004 Long-Term Review: The Ultimate Middle Ground I’ve been maining the Wallhack SP-004 since 2023, and after a couple of years of heavy use, it’s still my go-to pad.

Glide, Speed, and Control The surface is exceptionally smooth, and the speed is much more controlled than a lot of people make it out to be. Unlike the Skypad 3.0, it isn't an uncontrollable ice rink—it’s fast, but it hits the perfect middle ground. Your speed-to-control ratio here is just unmatched, and I’ve found it has the best all-around control compared to any other pad.

Transitioning to it was seamless for me, mainly because I came from the Glorious Elements Ice (which is actually even faster than this pad) after it started feeling muddy. For competitive play—scrims, wagers, and tournaments in Call of Duty—it has never held me back once.

The Aim Training Roadblock The consistency is flawless; I’ve seen zero wear or degradation the entire time I've used it. However, I did hit a bit of a roadblock around the 500-hour mark. Specifically in dedicated aim training—not in-game—I reached a point where pure glass lacks the physical stopping power you sometimes need, and a control pad becomes necessary. But beyond that specific training hurdle, performance-wise, it is as good as it gets.

Build and Aesthetics The only common complaint I see from people is the edge, but I haven't had any issues with it. Aesthetically, it’s super clean. While some love the flashy designs—and the Miku edition looks genuinely beautiful—I went with the plain white version. It fits my setup perfectly with a minimalist look.

The Verdict There is no pad better for any form of play; this is the true middle. Overall, it’s an easy 10/10, five-star review. https://wallhack.com/AMAKI