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Pulsar eS Saturn Pro Soft

Longer Term Review of the Pulsar eS Saturn Pro Soft

BenJides™

Since Pulsar bought out Lethal Gaming Gears in July 2025, they have since also fully transferred over their Pro Series Pads. The most popular of which was the LGG Saturn Pro, for good reason. It not only competed with the Artisan FX Zero, but offered similar, if not the same, performance for a slightly lower cost. Since Pulsar had acquired Lethal Gaming Gears, this Pad also got their own iteration, which is the Pulsar eS Saturn Pro. This Pad has, without a doubt, become my main mousepad and will probably stay on my Desk for a long time, till some competitor actually beats it out. From my Experience, the Pad starts off feeling rough, though this texture goes away after about 2 to 3 weeks of heavy usage. Once the Pad is broken in, it offers balanced glide with decently strong start and stopping power. Though it's considered a balanced pad by most, the skates you use on it heavily change the feel of the more than you would expect. With the right skates, this pad can feel like a speed or control pad, which you can shape just by switching skates. The stitching is slightly below the Mousepad itself and hence does not get in the way or is even noticeable from my experience with the pad. The base is very sticky and nearly gives a suction effect on certain surfaces, although it does get dirty easily and is not too easy to clean, sadly. The only other nitpick about the pad I have is that my arm sleeve (also from Pulsar) did rub off some of its color onto the pad itself, hence leaving a black spot on the pad itself, which does not affect the performance but obviously does not look too pretty. Overall, this Pad beats out any competitor, be it any of the mid pads from Artisan or any other competitor. This pad has found a special place in my heart, having been by my side for a long time in my aim journey.