Your longest gaming mouse life? And longest keyboard life?

[A Damn Crab!]

My lengthiest time with a keyboard was the G110 from Logitech, lasted 6 years, but it disconnects randomly now.. kept it still as spare as it still works sort of.

 

Replaced it with a Mechanical keyboard that uses MX Black switches.

 

Mouse.. longest lasting was a Trust GXT.... before i got into playing CS and i use a Logitech G302 now which i really like, but took longer than most mice to get used to due to it's smaller size.

 

 

 

[Herman Mcpootis]

had a very cheap A4tech membrane keyboard that lasted for around 8-10 years under normal use before dying.

[DaMainMan]

Yea something like 4-5 years.

Usually they are completely worn at that point, although somewhat functional. I usually replace them for aesthetic reasons.

[Ichi]

Keyboard would be old generic Dell membrane.

Had it for a good 4 years or so before changing to MKB.

Ever since then nothing dies on me, I usually sell it off and get a new one every so often to try different switch/brand.

Currently on Ducky Shine 5.

 

For 'gaming' mouse, had a Logitech MX518 for a good 2 years before it dies on me and using Deathadder 2013 since then until now, doesn't have any reason to change it out to anything else so far, been doing great for what I'm using it for.

[porina]

Longest lasting mouse: MS laser mouse 6000. I have two of these, both manufactured in 2005. One I used at home until a month or so ago when I replaced it to see if a newer gaming mouse (RGB lighting and everything) made a difference. Nope. The old mouse still works fine and has been moved to a secondary system. The other sample of the mouse I have at work, and again it works fine. So both of these have been in use on average for at least 5 days a week for over a decade and are fine. Before that, past mice usually died due to fatigue in the cable causing disconnects, or switch wearing out so you get bounce on click (double click when you single click).