Mouse pads for work and play

A desk you work hard at deserves a mouse pad with a little personality. Pick up a playful print, simple style or padded comfort at our incredibly low prices.

Give every click a place to land

Complete your work, study or gaming setup with a mouse pad that adds a splash of colour or a touch of support while you click and scroll. Keep it compact or spread it out with a design that takes up more space on your desk.

Gaming pads with room to move

PC gamers really give their mouse a workout during a long session. Having a gaming mouse pad gives you a consistent surface, with larger styles that can also fit your keyboard. Your setup just needs a headset, controller and a few other gaming accessories and you’re ready to game on... and on, and on.

Pads with wrist support

If you spend long days typing away, clicking and scrolling, a mouse pad with wrist support can give you some extra comfort. The raised edge helps elevate your wrist and hand, with different shapes, heights and positions so you can find one that fits the way you like to work, game or browse.

Large and custom styles

For those with the space, a large mouse pad or xxxxl mouse pad can give you more space to move your mouse about or even rest your keyboard. It’s a useful computer accessory for designers or those who do more detailed work with their mouse, and at great-value prices too. Our custom mouse pads are also popular gifts for people who spend a lot of time at their desk.

Mouse pad FAQs

Are mouse pads still needed?

A mouse pad is still useful to help protect your desk from wear over time if you use a mouse with your laptop or computer. It can also help improve your tracking precision and give you more comfort for those long hours working, studying, gaming or browsing online.

How often should you replace your mouse pad?

You’ll likely need to replace your mouse pad every one to three years if you regularly use your computer. The less frequent the use, the less often you’ll have to replace it. Look for signs of wear and tear, replacing it when the mouse pad looks frayed, starts to curl or the surface is wearing away.

Can I put my mouse pad in the washing machine?

It depends on what the mouse pad is made of. A plain cloth mouse pad may be okay to put in a gentle machine wash with a mild detergent to clean up a spill or remove any marks. If the pad has any RGB lights, hard plastic, glass or non-material parts, you should wipe it clean with a damp cloth or follow any care instructions instead.