Reliable Mouse and Mech Keyboard for a Newbie

[Michael5carn]

I'm building my first PC and have done a bit of research on mice and keyboards but i'm having trouble deciding on a reliable and reasonably priced keyboard and mouse.

 

My budget is £50($83) for both a mouse and mechanical keyboard. I prefer Cherry MX Browns & Blacks because it's for gaming not typing.

 

As for the mouse, I don't need too many buttons or a crazy high DPI. I have average sized male hands and like to palm grip.

 

All opinions are welcome

[ChezMak0r]

I would increase your budget if you want a good mouse and mechanical keyboard. 

[JoshK]

i agree with @ChezMak0r. A mechanical keyboard alone is about $80 and a good mouse is about $40+. 

[Colonel_Gerdauf]

The cheapest mech keyboard is CM Storm Rapid, which is $80. A $150 budget makes more sense than $50.

[Clyne]

There are mechanical keyboard and mouse under 80 dollars but their not build quality is not good and it's a unknown brand.

This a known brand, but this one isn't that good. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823201054

But you should save up more for a CM storm quickfire tk or k70

[Michael5carn]

I found a SteelSeries 7G for £53($89)  the cheapest I can find a CM storm quickfire tk or Corsair K70 for is at least £70

 

but I still need help with choosing a mouse

[TheProfosist]

Cm storm qfr is ually the cheap board of choice. Rose will also have a few good options. As for a good cheap gaming mouse look at the cm storm spawn.

[Raichuboy17]

corsair m65 is a great mouse for the price. If you want to spend a little more money i would say something optical like the deathadder *Insert obligatory screw everything razer makes except deathadder and naga 2014*

EDIT: Corsair raptor LM3 Gaming Mouse is great if you don't use high dpi