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I was looking for a new keyboard and mouse for competitive gaming in Valorant. For the keyboard i heard the Hall Effect keyboards are really good for the rapid trigger and i was looking at the MAD60HE, what do you guys think about it? For the mouse i have a G pro X superlight and was looking at the viper v3 pro however im not sure if itll be worth it over a good mouse like the one i have so if someone tried both id like their opinion. Thank you.

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https://wooting.io/wooting-60he

https://www.wlmouse.com/products/x-pro?variant=49851470905642

Mouse is more shape than anything, there are many very good mouse on the market so the choice depends on your grip and hand size.
https://www.eloshapes.com/

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To start you off with smt not many will tell you

Unless you are in the top 1% of gamers hall effect is not gonna make you better or make any difference so any good 60% keyboard will do

That being said for lower price I would the redragon k617 fizz and for a bit of higher price tag the razer huntsman v3 or v4 (whatever the latest is)

 

For a mouse I'd rather stick with logitech and you already have a good one so need for a new one imo

What if YOU were cake all along?
 

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4 hours ago, Millios said:

To start you off with smt not many will tell you

Unless you are in the top 1% of gamers hall effect is not gonna make you better or make any difference so any good 60% keyboard will do

That being said for lower price I would the redragon k617 fizz and for a bit of higher price tag the razer huntsman v3 or v4 (whatever the latest is)

 

For a mouse I'd rather stick with logitech and you already have a good one so need for a new one 

Do you think 8k hz actually makes a difference in mice?

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Just now, Mando772004 said:

Do you think 8k hz actually makes a difference in mice?

you wont have any noticable difference between 1k and 8k unless again you are in the top 1% , dare I say top 0.1% of comp gamers

What if YOU were cake all along?
 

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Always check some reviews and not blindly buy cheapest for example just because it may have analog switches or latest mouse sensor. Implementation is important. 

As for mouse for example Viper V3 Pro or other brand all good. Check which shape you prefer. If you have 240Hz+ monitor and fps to match higher polling rate is good to match. 

Obviously gear is just one thing.

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9 hours ago, Mando772004 said:

Do you think 8k hz actually makes a difference in mice?

I find 2k hz to be the sweet spot. At least for me on 300hz monitor.

I personally switched from Logitech GPX2 to to WLmouse Beast X Pro because of the shape and size, the hump on the back of GPX2 was kind of annoying for me.

I am not a pro player tho, just slightly above avg + old.

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