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montyrule
By montyrule
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Not an expensive mouse, neither keyboard. Still using Microsoft keyboard and mouse. Good enough for me though. :)

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I like LEDs...  and buttons... Plus my cheapo Dell mouse just works perfectly fine so I don't care too much about having a super high dpi.

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Mechanical keyboard master race!

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A good mouse don't need to be expensive. A Ducky Shine 3 does.

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A good mouse with an optical sensor equivalent to my DA 2013s. Everytime.

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For mice I just want something that looks and feels nice, is high quality (Reputable brand, braided cable) and has 1-2 side buttons. As for a keyboard I love having it backlit, mechanical keys and high quality.

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Mouse.

 

Extra buttons and high precision are musts for gaming.

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A good mouse don't need to be expensive. A Ducky Shine 3 does.

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Even entry level MKBs are at the same price as high end mice or the normal price of "gaming" mice.

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A cheap mouse just generally doesn't have high enough dpi for me and has an 'ewwww' factor to it.

I have my G9x at 5700 dpi and it's not enough...

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If you are a gamer who plays a lot of shooters, a mouse is more important. For a typist and for work a keyboard would be a better investment. It all really depends on what you do with them.

 

There are a some cheaper ($30 to $40) mice that are good (CM Storm Spawn and Recon for example). For a keyboard, CM Storm again has some cheap but good mechanical keyboards at around $80 to $90 range (Quickfire series), although the prices seem to have gone up slightly lately. Looking at Amazon.com prices, the Spawn for $35 and Quickfire Rapid for $85 would be the absolute minimum I would go for a quality mouse and keyboard.

 

I'll add that for a mouse I'd consider $60+ expensive, and for a keyboard $150+.

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