mouse and keyboard help

[themaniac]

i was going to get the razer blackwidow ultimate 2013 keyboard and the razer naga 2014 but people keep telling me to get a different keyboard and mouse 

i want a mouse thats laser and i want a wired mouse

i want a keyboard that is mechanical and i want the keys to need some force to push down but i don't want it to be super load

[Drown]

What's your budget?

[Jamdude]

Why do you want a laser mouse?  I'm assuming you want cherry brown switches?  

[themaniac]

What's your budget?

around $100 usd for the mouse and around $150 for the keyboard

[themaniac]

Why do you want a laser mouse?  I'm assuming you want cherry brown switches?  

well i just want a laser mouse and i don't know much about the different swicthes

[SirRoderick]

Do you really need that many buttons on the side of a mouse? If not, they're just going to get in the way an awful lot. The Razer Deathadder 2013 is much better in that case, or one of the excellent Mionix laser mice. As for keyboard, that one is okay but you can definitely do better. The Corsair K70 is my personal favoured recommendation because of a very solid build quality and functionality. It also comes ina a variety of switches, you might enjoy the Brown ones. They aren't too heavy or light and are considered a good switch for any sort of activity.

[Jamdude]

well i just want a laser mouse and i don't know much about the different swicthes

What games will you be playing?  For a keyboard I suggest the G710+, Ducky Shine 3 with Brown switches or Corsair K70 with Browns.

[Drown]

If you want Brown switches (tactile bump, a bit less activation force required than blues, no audio feedback - it's more of a clack than a click)

 

• K70 from Corsair
• G710+ from Logitech
• Shine 3 from Ducky

If you want Blue switches (tactile bump, a bit more activation force required than browns, audio feedback - the click) and I believe that's what the Blackwidow uses

 

• K70 from Corsair
• Shine 3 from Ducky

You also have cheaper keyboards from CM, but since you have the budget these are all good choices. The 710+/K70 have dedicated media keys and volume wheel which is nice. The Shine 3 is very solid, but so are the K70 and the G710+. The K70 has blue backlit, G710+ a white backlit and I believe you can choose your color for the Shine 3.

[themaniac]

Do you really need that many buttons on the side of a mouse? If not, they're just going to get in the way an awful lot. The Razer Deathadder 2013 is much better in that case, or one of the excellent Mionix laser mice. As for keyboard, that one is okay but you can definitely do better. The Corsair K70 is my personal favoured recommendation because of a very solid build quality and functionality. It also comes ina a variety of switches, you might enjoy the Brown ones. They aren't too heavy or light and are considered a good switch for any sort of activity.

i want a mouse that has some buttons on the side because i want to try them out and i don't like the look of the K70

[themaniac]

What games will you be playing?  For a keyboard I suggest the G710+, Ducky Shine 3 with Brown switches or Corsair K70 with Browns.

right now i only have and play is minecraft civ 5 i have skyrim but my computer i have right now can't play it

[themaniac]

If you want Brown switches (tactile bump, a bit less activation force required than blues, no audio feedback - it's more of a clack than a click)

 

• K70 from Corsair
• G710+ from Logitech
• Shine 3 from Ducky

If you want Blue switches (tactile bump, a bit more activation force required than browns, audio feedback - the click) and I believe that's what the Blackwidow uses

 

• K70 from Corsair
• Shine 3 from Ducky

You also have cheaper keyboards from CM, but since you have the budget these are all good choices. The 710+/K70 have dedicated media keys and volume wheel which is nice. The Shine 3 is very solid, but so are the K70 and the G710+. The K70 has blue backlit, G710+ a white backlit and I believe you can choose your color for the Shine 3.

i'll the get the G710+ what about a mouse

[Drown]

i'll the get the G710+ what about a mouse

 

The Deathadder is a great choice, I personally use the G602 from Logitech and I love it. It's a wireless mouse, but it has a very good "connection" and the best battery life for a wireless mouse. Don't get that if you're doing competitions of FPS and whatnot, but for everyday usage and gaming it's a very nice mouse. One less wire to worry about ^^

[themaniac]

The Deathadder is a great choice, I personally use the G602 from Logitech and I love it. It's a wireless mouse, but it has a very good "connection" and the best battery life for a wireless mouse. Don't get that if you're doing competitions of FPS and whatnot, but for everyday usage and gaming it's a very nice mouse. One less wire to worry about ^^

ok does the G602 come with a wire 

[Drown]

ok does the G602 come with a wire 

 

No, it's powered by AA batteries (you can put one or two)

 

It's not chargeable, but a single set of batteries will last you months. (haven't change mine in two months, and according to LGS it's still more than 50% charged)

[themaniac]

No, it's powered by AA batteries (you can put one or two)

 

It's not chargeable, but a single set of batteries will last you months. (haven't change mine in two months, and according to LGS it's still more than 50% charged)

ok thanks i'll get the G710+ and the G602

[Drown]

ok thanks i'll get the G710+ and the G602

 

Two great choices, I had this kit until I changed the 710+ for a K70, because I wanted Blue switches

[themaniac]

Two great choices, I had this kit until I changed the 710+ for a K70, because I wanted Blue switches

is the G602 laser and is the G700s a good mouse

[Lachrymal]

I would recommend rechargeables if you're going wireless.

[themaniac]

I would recommend rechargeables if you're going wireless.

well i wasn't going to get a wireless mouse

[SirRoderick]

well i wasn't going to get a wireless mouse

The G602 is wireless, you said you were gonna get that.

[Drown]

well i wasn't going to get a wireless mouse

 

The G602 is wireless ..

 

And IMO the G602 is just fine, it has a much better battery life than the G700s. The G700s has a wire, but the battery life is so bad that it's always plugged in. At that point, get a wired mouse.

[themaniac]

The G602 is wireless ..

 

And IMO the G602 is just fine, it has a much better battery life than the G700s. The G700s has a wire, but the battery life is so bad that it's always plugged in. At that point, get a wired mouse.

yeah but you have been convincing me to get it and is the G500 good

[Drown]

yeah but you have been convincing me to get it and is the G500 good

 

Yes, the G500 is good.

[themaniac]

Yes, the G500 is good.

thanks i think i will get the G500