Do you use a mousepad?

[garbon]

I realized that sense switching away from mouses with mouse balls, I haven't used one in ages. Wondered if that was just me.

[fhdz]

No mousepad here. You just have to make sure the surface of your desk isn't a) too shiny or b) white.

[DontSayBanana]

Yes.  Glossy desk here.  Though I'm only using the mousepad because I found a free one I'd been given.  Other than that, I'd found a sheet of blank copy paper diffuses an optical mouse enough to make a serviceable mousepad.

[MadBurgerMaker]

I don't at work, but do at home.  Have one of those big mat things due to a glass desk.  The mouse I have theoretically works on glass, but its a little too inconsistent. 

Too many mice at work to have pads for all of them.

[Monoriu]

I do.  Don't really have a choice.  All of my desk surfaces have light colour. 

[Grey Fox]

like M&M, yes at home, no at work.

Mostly because I need something comfy to lay my wrist on at home & not at work.

[Barrister]

Going through an old box earlier last year I found a very old mouspad that was a promo for Star Trek: Generations.  I've been using it ever since.

[Iormlund]

By Allsop. Bought it back in my Counter-strike crazed days. Made a big difference in gaming. Should probably get another one, as it badly worn out by now.

[Razgovory]

Man, I have that same old worn out mousepad somewhere upstairs.  I use one with a little cushion to rest my hand, otherwise I get terrible pains in the wrist.

[Syt]

I have one, mostly for its ergonomic rest for the wrist.

[viper37]

I realized that sense switching away from mouses with mouse balls, I haven't used one in ages. Wondered if that was just me.

in the office: no.  At home, for gaming: yes.