Nerd.

What will you be using this mouse for?

That's an awesome song.

I switched from some crappy keyboard that came with my computer to a Cooler Master Quickfire tk with mx blues. I have not had a single regret since the day i purchased it. Typing on this thing has been a complete joy, gaming too. The "cherry mx blue isn't good for gaming" crap you will hear on the internet is complete bullshit. The only downside to having a keyboard with mx blues is the fact that it is really irritating to other people in rooms near you (it might help if i closed the door).

If you are willing to go with a 60% then i suggest the pok3r, one of the most solidly built keyboards out there.

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Have you tried turning raw input off? Myself and a couple of friends noticed that raw input makes the mouse feel more delayed and it also feels like it adds smoothing to all of your movements, but only in csgo. And is this mouse delay only in games, or does it feel delayed on the desktop too?

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)G502 Master race( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

You can turn the light off in the Logitech Gaming Software.

What games do you play?What grip do you use?How big are your hands?

Ducky( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)Rgb isn't worth it( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

If you are going to be playing fps then you will want a mouse with an optical sensor that has no acceleration or angle snapping, because it will benefit you a lot. Getting a good optical sensor means that you (for the most part) will have to compromise and go wired. So the choice is really between accuracy in games and desk tidiness.

I recommend that you check out stuff from Cooler Master. They make very good mechanical keyboards at great prices.

Budget?

Membrane keyboards.

Since the switching between arrow keys and the numpad with the tk can get annoying, i suggest that you go with the rapid-i. Another company that you can look into is ducky. They make great quality keyboards.