Mouse mat

[john]

Yep both at home and work as I have wrist rests in them both as I've knackered my paws from too much gaming as a nipper on the C64 and Amiga

[m-wooffitt]

I use a track ball at work and at home so I have no need for one!

[witch]

I recommend a sticky back vinyl floor tile, IT Technician size !

 

Fixed that for you

[Scotbynature]

I have one at work, has a picture of my two year old on so makes me happy every time I look at it. Don't need one for home as just have my MacBook pro so no mouse.

[Sunnyknight]

+1 for Steel Series

@Garacesh Click the THANK POST button then! (craves the buttons) lol

[Novalee]

I have voted no but I actually do have one at work - mainly for the wrist rest attached to it. However, the mouse-mat is kind of redundant.

[Garacesh]

@Garacesh Click the THANK POST button then! (craves the buttons) lol

 

No. Because you were mean to me in @edutech4schools' pc building thread.

[arwen]

Yes and no for me. It depends on the surface and the mouse itself. My work desk is rather shiny, and all the mice I have tried make a horrible scratchy noise on it, so I use a mouse mat at work.

At home, normally I do not use one.

[Sunnyknight]

No. Because you were mean to me in @edutech4schools' pc building thread.

 

I got that message, and i hate you. lol

[CAM]

At work, no mat. Clean white desk with a decent surface for any mouse.

 

At home, only because I game since my current mouse seems to work on glass. And the mat itself is getting on now and looking quite tatty, covering it in fine metal shavings wasn't a great idea either...

[CHR1S]

I use this at work

 

And just a trackpad on my laptop at home.

Had so much trouble with my wrist and thumb I need the support.