Tablet or mouse?

Let me guess; they have shitty apple mice that make the cursor skitter even when moved slowly over an ideal surface.

>>288668
Because they're hipsters. I've seen a YouTube video of a guy doing UI work with a pen display. It's absolutely ridiculous and unnecessary, if not even a handicap. Unless you use the brush tool a lot I see no reason for it. Instead, use a mouse with programmable buttons. Hotkeys are the best.

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>>288672
They actually have imac + apple keyboard + wacom intuos&bamboo + pic related.

>>288668
Tablet for anything that benefits from pressure sensitivity. A (good) mouse otherwise. I'd rather use an Intuos full time than have to deal with something like the shitty apple mouse.

>>288668
Both.

I have a Razer Naga with 12 buttons on the side for every little shortcut I'll ever need. For anything with precise work, or something I need to do by hand, my Wacom is standing by in front of me. It looks like shitty ass "gaymer gear", but it's more useful than anything I've owned.

A good designer uses all the tools available at their disposal. To disregard one that's better suited to a task is literally retarded.
The people you work with are just hipsters trying to be cool.

That being said, there are some benefits to using a tablet in favor of a mouse for regular work. I've done it from time to time to give my mouse hand a break. I'm left handed, but I use the mouse with my right, so I can flip-flop hands whenever I want. So I guess negating carpal tunnel would be a good use of a tablet instead of a mouse. Though not by much I guess.

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>>288749
>It looks like shitty ass "gaymer gear"
I'm talking about the mouse, in case that wasn't clear.
Pic related

Should I switch and start using table only?