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Hi all, I hope someone here can give me some good recommendations.  I am looking for move over to a Wireless Keyboard and Mouse I currently am rocking a Corsair K95 RGB keyboard & a G502 Hero Mouse.

 

I would like something that's on par with these current devices but been wireless.

 

Cheers.

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Logitech makes a wireless G502. It will cost you. 

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I have the k95 and the dark core wireless and am looking to change so I have wireless keyboard and mouse. Logitech seems to be the move, its just tough to swallow spending $500 on a keyboard and mouse when mine work fine except for the keyboard being wired, first world problem

 

 

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Mouse

 

Don't buy Logitech Mice... you have been warned.

 

Most of them use shitty Omron switches that cause weird mouse behaviors (like double-clicking, etc.)

 

The best mouse you can buy is also the only one available with an 8kHz polling rate, the Razer Viper 8kHz.

 

The best wireless mouse you can buy is the wireless version of that, the Razer Viper Ultimate.

 

Keyboard

 

You can't really buy good pre-built keyboards at decent prices without some major drawbacks.

I'd suggest either following a guide like this (https://youtu.be/YYYbUB7gvD0), or starting with a Ducky One 2 Mini V2.

 

**sadly you can't get the Ducky as wireless, but that's why you'd just build your own. It's not difficult.

 

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