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Really, the biggest difference between this and the expensive ones are details like thickness — this one's about 3/32" thick (as opposed to the 5/32" thickness of the high-end ones) — and the fact that the edges are cut, (not stitched/hemmed). I doubt there'll be any difference in performance and durability is good enough for hobbyist/non-24/7 use. Also, can be cut fairly easily — (using a utility knife or scissors) — into smaller mats (although you'd have to come up with your own grounding solution for each). All in all, though, not bad... especially considering the price!
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perfect size fits on my work space (kitchen countertop) the misses does not find it funny
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If you repair alot of computers this is a must. Lay it out on your bench,clip on and get to work.....after all time is money!!
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It is good product. But I think it the price can be less.
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Every antistatic mat I've ever used did not melt easily. This one melts easily. Will see how it holds up. Other than that, its fine.
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