Headset/Mech Keyboard Germany

[Capuccino]

So, I am currently travelling through germany and have around 300eu to buy a new Headset and Mechanical keyboard, I am currently interested in Logitech G633 Artemis as headset and Logitech G910 (fanboy), I tryied the Romer-G and it quite fits for me. I am looking for those to play FPS (Rainbow Six), and know nothing about sound systems, so I would like any recommendations about that, there is some better options than those in this price range? Thx.

 

Obs: I currently have Quickfire TK (Cherry Blue) and Razer Electra, so thats pretty much my experience.

[minibois]

Look out, they sell QWERTZ keyboards in Germany, not the more common QWERTY layout. Otherwise these two are good options. In terms of keyboard I can of course recommend something else, with for sample Cherry switches.. but if you're looking for Römer G than you should go for that

 

In terms of gaming headset that one is just about the best. Better microphone than the HyperX cloud. You could look into the Steel series Artis series too.

[Capuccino]

14 hours ago, Minibois said:

Look out, they sell QWERTZ keyboards in Germany, not the more common QWERTY layout. Otherwise these two are good options. In terms of keyboard I can of course recommend something else, with for sample Cherry switches.. but if you're looking for Römer G than you should go for that

 

In terms of gaming headset that one is just about the best. Better microphone than the HyperX cloud. You could look into the Steel series Artis series too.

I am acually looking now for Corsair k70, with red Cherry mx, as It feels a little better than the Roger o, but both Felt Nice for me.

Ye, the qwertz acually makes me put a feet back, but It is so cheaper than in my country, heh.

 

[songbird]

Just be carefull with taxes und import/export regulations when travelling, getting a good deal is one thing, brining it to your home country another.

[Capuccino]

5 hours ago, songbird said:

Just be carefull with taxes und import/export regulations when travelling, getting a good deal is one thing, brining it to your home country another.

Oh yeah, I looked into that already, since I am buying for my own use (boxes open) there are no taxes up to it, I actually can get some back at the airport since I am not from the EU.