Keyboard & mouse recommendations
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Martinr36
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Cheers you got any links please
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I use XXL mats,
Razer Gigantus V2 - Large Mouse Mat for Gaming
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Keyboards BlackWidow is good.
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You can usually get Adders cheap on Amazon.
it’s a case of shopping around.
Also read some reviews.
buying cheap £20 - £30 stuff after paying £2k plus is to be strange but people do it.
Martinr36
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yeah just seen these on amazonBrowse Gaming Mice Online | Razer United Kingdom | Razer United Kingdom
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I use XXL mats,
Razer Gigantus V2 - Large Mouse Mat for Gaming
An ultra-large gaming mouse mat up to 3XL size to cover all desk setups, designed to provide ample space and reliable consistent mouse movements.www.razer.com
Keyboards BlackWidow is good.
Gaming Keyboards and Keypads: Mechanical, RGB, Wireless & More | Razer United Kingdom
Find the best computer keyboards and keypads for gaming. Mechanical, optical or mecha-membrane key switches, and Chroma RGB backlighting.www.razer.com
You can usually get Adders cheap on Amazon.
it’s a case of shopping around.
Also read some reviews.
buying cheap £20 - £30 stuff after paying £2k plus is to be strange but people do it.
I use a Razer Deathadder and have for over 10 years, I think it's just perfect for me.
On the other hand I haven't had a good experience with Razer keyboards, generally they are not greatly priced for what you receive and I've ended up with ghosting keys the two times I've bought one. Also they're "Mechanical" keyboard last time I checked are like Razers own brand of mechanical and not Cherry MX's which are pretty much industry standard at this point
I'd recommend the Cosair K brand mechanicals however, been using a K70 for about 3 years now and it's fantastic
On the other hand I haven't had a good experience with Razer keyboards, generally they are not greatly priced for what you receive and I've ended up with ghosting keys the two times I've bought one. Also they're "Mechanical" keyboard last time I checked are like Razers own brand of mechanical and not Cherry MX's which are pretty much industry standard at this point
I'd recommend the Cosair K brand mechanicals however, been using a K70 for about 3 years now and it's fantastic
Agree with some of the Razer keyboards, however Blackwidows use Cherry MX‘s hence suggesting that one.
I am a bit of a keyboard collector lol, some are great for gaming but then not that great when typing documents.
my go to keyboard at moment is a Microsoft Reculsa (sp) which has Razer firmware but MS kit.
SpyderTracks
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For a well priced and excellent performing mouse, this one comes highly recommended for both accuracy and lightweight:
For keyboards, I always recommend Ducky, they're expensive but quite frankly, the best of the best (you can find them on amazon in the UK):
www.duckychannel.com.tw
For keyboards, I always recommend Ducky, they're expensive but quite frankly, the best of the best (you can find them on amazon in the UK):
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www.duckychannel.com.tw
Ducky are second to none but they are expensive. Only reason I went with the K70 and not a Ducky at the time was someone was selling one for cheap on Ebay. Got it brand new for £70For a well priced and excellent performing mouse, this one comes highly recommended for both accuracy and lightweight:
For keyboards, I always recommend Ducky, they're expensive but quite frankly, the best of the best (you can find them on amazon in the UK):
Ducky products: Mechanical keyboard, PBT keycaps and more | Ducky Official Website
More innovative, more progressive, focus on what we do - Switch The World.
SpyderTracks
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I've got the K70 also, brilliant keyboard.... I didn't have the funds at the time for a Ducky.
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I am really pleased with my Logitech Pro wireless and Logitech G915 keyboard, not cheap but I have a thing about wires and the battery life on these is excellent. I appreciate that the purists will state that they are not as responsive but for my level of gaming they are just fine.
ubuysa
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I have the same K70 based on recommendations on here. Very (very) happy with it.
Martinr36
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Ok so been on Amazon and ordered as per the links below, both due on Monday
Will be interested on your review of the Corsair.
have you ICUE for it to pair up with?
if I change keyboards (need to hide my other 5) then I want to go Icue to match the PC, that and playing in the dark, an RGB keyboard helps.
I like the razer mice, find them comfy in the palm. this is my current one;
the 7 side buttons are great if you play games like Diablo, Titan Quest, PoE.
As for keyboard, I use a old "Cyborg Keyboard":
However I'm looking out for a mechanical one and had my eye on the Corsair K70, but 150 quid on a keyboard sounds a lot.
Razer Naga Hex V2: 7 Button Thumb Grid - 16,000: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics
Razer Naga Hex V2: 7 Button Thumb Grid - 16,000: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics
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the 7 side buttons are great if you play games like Diablo, Titan Quest, PoE.
As for keyboard, I use a old "Cyborg Keyboard":
Mad Catz Cyborg V.7 Gaming Keyboard PC/Mac, Keyboard: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics
Buy
www.amazon.co.uk
However I'm looking out for a mechanical one and had my eye on the Corsair K70, but 150 quid on a keyboard sounds a lot.
Martinr36
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I looked at the nagga trinity, and thought £90 on a mouse and I'll probably get confused with all those buttons.............
Yeah £150 does seem a lot for a keyboard but with so many recommendations I thought I'd give it a go, if I don't get on with it the Amazon return policy is great
Yes the nagga trinity does have a lot of buttons, 12 on the side is just too much and no where to rest your thumb, I have both the 6 and new 7 button version and thumb sits just nice in the middle.
Keep us posted on the keyboard and your thoughts on it
