s_sonkin

Username: s_sonkin 1st favorite video: https://www.vessel.com/videos/G-DUjgUyY(Was thinking about getting this monitor eventually, decided against it, thank you) 2nd favorite: https://www.vessel.com/videos/JYZEYDYx0(Firm tubing is just cool in general)

Quick search yields me this:

God bless our lord and savior Nick for giving me entertainment while I'm doing my lab report at 12 am

Why are you guys already posting comments if you haven't even had time to finish the video yet?

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Will there be a part 3? Or is this it?

Where'd you find pricing on the RGB? I was thinking about buying one.

Why not get the g500s? It's cheaper anyways

To each his own when it comes to mice. If you want help, please specify what you need. Do you use a palm, claw, or fingertip grip? Do you prefer really easily clickable switches (or too easy, like the razer deathadder), or do you prefer switches that demand precision. Do you want a mouse that is ambidextrous and even, or a mouse that's specifically tailor to a hand's natural resting position. Do you want a heavy mouse, a light mouse, or customization? Hell, even do you want a trackball mouse (something which is DEFINITELY not for everyone). If you want some brands, I would recommend the following: Steelseries makes very high quality mice, and the steelseries rival is a very nice ergonomic mouse, while the sensei raw is a good ambidextrous mouse Corsair also makes high quality mice, and mice that are sort of designed to fit the average Joe: normal clicks, fairly ambidextrous design, and great customer support. I would take a really hard look at the corsair raptor m40 Logitech makes excellent gaming mice that last long and are not fatiguing to use Razer makes some mice, but personally I don't like the razer deathadder (their flagship budget mouse) because of the too easy to click switches If you want some models, I would recommend the following: The steelseries sensei raw is on amazon in a black color (http://ASIN.cc/QK8cy0), a nice frost blue (http://ASIN.cc/Xc4c0A), and a heat orange, which has an unusally high price right now (http://ASIN.cc/hodqxL) The steelseries rival is an ergonomic mouse with custom LED's and a nice finish (http://ASIN.cc/kHmrWL), which has its flaws, but is a great mouse. A fnatic version of it is coming out soon, which I will probably buy). The corsair raptor m45 has a good optical sensor, and good comfort (http://ASIN.cc/rU9uQW), LTT did a review of it right here: http://youtu.be/6PMT_ant9Os The logitech g500s is inferior to the g502, but is still a great mouse with customizable weight and excellent logitech software (http://ASIN.cc/a5tBXq) The logitech g602 is a weird combination, because it's a high quality mouse with weight customization, and it's also wireless (http://ASIN.cc/eZ4KL0). LTT did a review here: If you end up making a decision, make sure to post about it!

If I was purchasing another keyboard right now (which I might), I would probably go for the corsair. If it was just a regular (non RGB) keyboard, then I would have a hard time picking between the G710+ and the corsair. But I really dislike Logitech's weird color scheme (grey, white, black, and orange). I also prefer the aluminum finish of the corsair, but the plastic finish and wrist rest fits better with other peripherals. But because the corsair is RGB, that alone makes it fit with other peripherals better (color scheme wise), and becomes a clear winner for me. I can finally have a black and orange keyboard to fit my Fnatic peripherals!

Nah man, you're lying.

Oops. Didn't see the wait (my eyes dont really look at the right edge of my monitor).

I turn mine off simply because the lights on my PC are annoying when I'm trying to sleep. If sleeping wasn't a thing, I would probably leave it on 24/7 (that's what I did with my old PC that didn't have lights).

Many companies do pay to have you wear their products. Why else would you think someone would be dumb enough to buy beats?

Alright, thanks for the help. I sent him a PM, let's see if he responds.