Spec me a mouse mat

[Jaffar]

I realise I missed out on the Boogie Bug offer, but I'm not sure if I want a mat bigger than my desk...

 

[RavenXXX2]

I realise I missed out on the Boogie Bug offer, but I'm not sure if I want a mat bigger than my desk...

Small desk? you can cut it to size.

 

[Murray]

Boogie Bug

/thread

 

[chid76]

I just got one of those boogie bug mouse mats and it''s more like a desk mat can cut to size (I didn't have to) and fits both keyboard and mouse on. Also it feels nice to rest my wrists on

 

[Jaffar]

Boogie Bug

/thread

I just got one of those boogie bug mouse mats and it''s more like a desk mat can cut to size (I didn't have to) and fits both keyboard and mouse on. Also it feels nice to rest my wrists on

I thought the boogie bug might be the popular choice. What's so good about it? I don't see why you'd need it for the keyboard - unless you're using a glass table and everything keeps sliding.

 

[chid76]

It was just nice to be able to rest my wrists/arms on it while typing or using the mouse. Also looks smart.

 

[Crixus00]

Boogie bug, it just has to be

 

[Jaffar]

Fair enough - the consensus is in!

I'll wait 'til it's £10 again though.

 

[funguST]

I have an ice mat (the clear/frosted one) i bought over 10 years ago. It's great can't fault it. Did cost me £15 though!

 

[McGray]

Couldn't move away from the hard mouse mats now.

 

[nickbayley]

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=GS-000-RC

I have this one. Got it about 2 years ago, when I got my Roccat Kone mouse (but that is long gone and another story...)! It is a good pad, but unfortunately, the design has faded quite a bit. Looks a bit worn now and will soon be purchasing a new one.

 

[Kosmiche]

Everglide Titan

They come in different sizes, and are simply the king of cloth pads.