Entire New Peripherals

[PB3]

I'm interested in buying some new peripherals. Here's what I have now:

 

Mouse: Razer Mamba TE

Keyboard: Razer Blackwidow Chroma

Microphone: Blue Yeti

Headphones: Kingston Hyperxcloud II

 

My budget is about $80 for a mouse, $150 for a keyboard, and $100 for a headset, and I'd preferably not have to get a new microphone.

[Matt28]

Here's some of my personal favorites:

 

Logitech G502

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B019OB663A/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_c6tAybR2MBCAT

 

K70 Rapidfire

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01D8H09TS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_l7tAyb73M561Y

 

I don't have any recommendations for a new headset, sorry

[Ominous]

I don't recommend Razer for keyboard choice.  The best thing to do is just buy a good quality mechanical keyboard, I guarantee that you will find something that you like.  Take note that a product that has "gaming" in the name will probably add $20 for no reason.  

 

The mouse is a different story.  If you are gaming with your stuff, (I'm guessing you are) get a proper mouse.  Don't buy Razer/Madcatz.  I suggest Corsair, Zowie or Steelseries (No I don't do eSports, they make good quality mice.).

 

I'd say the microphone is overpriced, get a USB AT2020 or a Samson C01U.  There is no need for a Yeti.  Doesn't your headset come with a microphone?

 

Speaking of which, that is a good headset. 

 

[PB3]

8 hours ago, Qyndryx said:

I don't recommend Razer for keyboard choice.  The best thing to do is just buy a good quality mechanical keyboard, I guarantee that you will find something that you like.  Take note that a product that has "gaming" in the name will probably add $20 for no reason.  

 

The mouse is a different story.  If you are gaming with your stuff, (I'm guessing you are) get a proper mouse.  Don't buy Razer/Madcatz.  I suggest Corsair, Zowie or Steelseries (No I don't do eSports, they make good quality mice.).

 

I'd say the microphone is overpriced, get a USB AT2020 or a Samson C01U.  There is no need for a Yeti.  Doesn't your headset come with a microphone?

 

Speaking of which, that is a good headset. 

 

I already have the Yeti, that's why.

[treeroy]

What are the issues you have with your current peripherals? What are you specifically looking to improve in buying new stuff?

[PB3]

On 1/2/2017 at 9:20 AM, treeroy said:

What are the issues you have with your current peripherals? What are you specifically looking to improve in buying new stuff?

The mouse doesn't feel great in my hand, and my keyboard's switches are loud an shitty,