Peripherals for CSGO

[Mullen]

So I am a competitive CSGO player but currently I'm rocking a microsoft keyboard and a wireless logitech mouse with an unadjustable super high dpi so i was wondering peripherals I should get. I don't care much about the keyboard as I don't care for mechanical keyboards, I actually play worse with them, but I'm willing to spend around $50 on the mouse and the same ish for the headset. I want the headset to have pretty good sound and a good mic. Thanks

[Gala]

So I am a competitive CSGO player but currently I'm rocking a microsoft keyboard and a wireless logitech mouse with an unadjustable super high dpi so i was wondering peripherals I should get. I don't care much about the keyboard as I don't care for mechanical keyboards, I actually play worse with them, but I'm willing to spend around $50 on the mouse and the same ish for the headset. I want the headset to have pretty good sound and a good mic. Thanks

How do you define competitive?

Can that play pay back for the peripherals? If not, do not invest.

[Guest]

The logitech G402 is 49$ and its a great mouse. Or you can get the Corsair M45 for the same price. Both great so just pick.

[ZetZet]

The logitech G402 is 49$ and its a great mouse. Or you can get the Corsair M45 for the same price. Both great so just pick.

G303 is better than G402 sensor wise, just the shape is a bit strange.

 

There is also Rival, very basic shape and a great mouse.

[ImBizZy]

Mionix Castor + Any Keyboard

The mionix castor which is a gaming mouse, feels very sturdy and very well built for its price range. At around 65 dollars, you get a 3310 sensor which is one of the best in the market. Keyboards however, will not affect you most of the times except when you need to double tap keys quickly. If so, get cherry mx reds or kailh reds, they both feel the same.