An inexpensive, well-made mat that makes any desk feel more finished.
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| Size | 700 x 300 x 2 mm |
|---|---|
| Material | Cloth |
| RGB edge | No |
| Model number | 956-000047 / 956-000052 |
The Studio Series desk mat is a simple way to add color and a soft surface under your keyboard and mouse. It measures 700 x 300 mm and only 2 mm thick, so it does not raise your keyboard. The top and inner layer are 100% recycled polyester, the base is natural rubber that keeps it from sliding, and stitched edges stop it from fraying.
The surface resists spills and gives a smooth glide for an office mouse. This listing is the Mid Grey color; Logitech also sells it in Dark Rose, Lilac and Lavender.
Where it sits in real desks, and why it earned its place there.
Why it is here
A soft, spill-resistant cloth surface with stitched edges under the keyboard and mouse. At 70 x 30 cm it covers the typing zone without hiding the wood top.
Why it is here
A soft grey cloth mat with stitched edges and a spill-resistant surface, which protects the white top from mug rings. At 70 x 30 cm it frames the keyboard and mouse without covering the desk.
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