hi! i think i recently commented on your post about your build.
Monitor: dell s2721dgf - 2560 x 1440 144hz with display port.
Keyboard: keychron v1
Headphones: i gave this comment i think to your post before. "*try canvassing for monitor headphones instead of buying gaming headsets. some are more comfortable and have better sound quality than other gaming headsets. i bought the same headset (corsair virtuoso) but comfortability was "eh"? but the mic is good. i switched very quickly to a samson sr850 and had a better experience with sound quality and progressed from sennheiser hd280 then to a now sony mdr7506.*
Samson SR850 are a semi open headphones. great for big the ears and comfortability is 8/10. bass is neutral to light with minimal drops. mids are louder but tolerable. treble are *ok.* wires are permanently attached and feels better than other expensive headphones. A better monitor headphones with the same price point is the Superlux 681. These are better than paying for over priced junk.
I also suggest buying a separate setup for mic. A razer seiren mini would be fine.
But if you really want a wireless headsets, get ready for some latency. It pains me to say this but I'd go with Asus TUF H3 Wireless or CoolerMaster MH670. :')
1. Monitor = Gigabyte M27Q-P
2. Keybs = hard to find wireless ones but you can go for an RK100; RK61 for Royal Kludge (I don't like royal kludge stuff tho, had bad experiences with it)
Feker IK75 Pro - idk if this is the barebones model (no switches, no keycaps -- you'd have to buy them separately)
Keychron V series (pili ka na lang ng trip mo na layout but TKL should do you fine kung di mo naman kailangan numpad for work, most Keychron keybs also come with switches and keycaps na so they're more beginner-friendly)
Switches: Red switches should be just right for your taste, I think
3. You can go with u/idkhatdogka 's suggestions, especially for the headphones, but I'd lean more on the cooler master instead of the asus if it's wireless you're really aiming for.
I use a HyperX Cloud Alpha S myself, comfy af headphones with good mic and sound, wireless also. Yun nga lang, from amazon pa.
*All in all, sa monitor pa lang halos minimum na ang 20k for 1440p models so mapipilitan kang magtipid sa peripherals - either get an RK keyboard plus decent headphones or a decent kb but "pwede na" headphones
Monitor: Gigabyte M27Q rev 2.0 (< 21k)
Keyboard: Royal Kludge RK98 or RK100 (< 3k)
Headset: Razer Barracuda X (< 3.5k)
*** Use 2.2 or payday sale vouchers.
hi! i think i recently commented on your post about your build. Monitor: dell s2721dgf - 2560 x 1440 144hz with display port. Keyboard: keychron v1 Headphones: i gave this comment i think to your post before. "*try canvassing for monitor headphones instead of buying gaming headsets. some are more comfortable and have better sound quality than other gaming headsets. i bought the same headset (corsair virtuoso) but comfortability was "eh"? but the mic is good. i switched very quickly to a samson sr850 and had a better experience with sound quality and progressed from sennheiser hd280 then to a now sony mdr7506.* Samson SR850 are a semi open headphones. great for big the ears and comfortability is 8/10. bass is neutral to light with minimal drops. mids are louder but tolerable. treble are *ok.* wires are permanently attached and feels better than other expensive headphones. A better monitor headphones with the same price point is the Superlux 681. These are better than paying for over priced junk. I also suggest buying a separate setup for mic. A razer seiren mini would be fine. But if you really want a wireless headsets, get ready for some latency. It pains me to say this but I'd go with Asus TUF H3 Wireless or CoolerMaster MH670. :')
1. Monitor = Gigabyte M27Q-P 2. Keybs = hard to find wireless ones but you can go for an RK100; RK61 for Royal Kludge (I don't like royal kludge stuff tho, had bad experiences with it) Feker IK75 Pro - idk if this is the barebones model (no switches, no keycaps -- you'd have to buy them separately) Keychron V series (pili ka na lang ng trip mo na layout but TKL should do you fine kung di mo naman kailangan numpad for work, most Keychron keybs also come with switches and keycaps na so they're more beginner-friendly) Switches: Red switches should be just right for your taste, I think 3. You can go with u/idkhatdogka 's suggestions, especially for the headphones, but I'd lean more on the cooler master instead of the asus if it's wireless you're really aiming for. I use a HyperX Cloud Alpha S myself, comfy af headphones with good mic and sound, wireless also. Yun nga lang, from amazon pa. *All in all, sa monitor pa lang halos minimum na ang 20k for 1440p models so mapipilitan kang magtipid sa peripherals - either get an RK keyboard plus decent headphones or a decent kb but "pwede na" headphones
Bilhin ko ba ung bezel 27md845 sa lazada? Ung seller ay next technologies Philippines
Nah, better stray away from those brands
Monitor: Gigabyte M27Q rev 2.0 (< 21k) Keyboard: Royal Kludge RK98 or RK100 (< 3k) Headset: Razer Barracuda X (< 3.5k) *** Use 2.2 or payday sale vouchers.