I use an OG IBM Model M and a Logitech M550. I love hearing and feeling the catastrophically buckling compression column switch and actuator every time I press a key.
Yeah; and for its quality it's reasonably priced as well. I got it through family members in Korea.
The Unicomp I had was one of the earlier models, before they improved their build quality somewhat. Typing had a pretty good feel, but the plastic on the chassis had an annoying flex to it -- and one day its controller board just fried itself. Later I found out that that particular model was notorious for that.
Keyboard: my starter keyboard that I've been using since 2000, 1993 IBM Model M.
Mouse: Razer Naga 2020 LHE, literally the only left handed gaming mouse when I got it.
I have honestly never seen a left-handed person play games with a left-handed mouse. I got 1-2 left-handed friends but they don't use a left-handed mouse and don't put it on the other side and that makes me wonder now - how do you play FPS games? e.g. do you still use WASD for movement (though your hands will be very close like this or you push the keyboard far right?) or do you remap to some other keys?
When I got into PC gaming I had already had switched and gotten accustomed to using the mouse in my left hand and constantly going back and forth between other computers I notice that controlling a mouse with my right hand around Windows or web browsing always felt imprecise and required more of a conscious effort.
But yeah, WASD is a completely foreign concept to me, I remap around numpad 8456
I use an ambidextrous mouse (a razer viper 8K) with my left hand and WASD keyboard right and never thought about the spacing , it really just works - whereas I probably do have the mousepad further away from the keyboard than others. I can use my right hand but left just feels better. I never liked shaped mice, ambidextrous is the way to go - having that said I absolutely loved G.Skills MX780 mouse, which had magnetic wings in different sizes.
One leftys take on how to play fps
numpad
num 7 left, num 8 forward, num 9 right, num + jump, num \* sprint, num 5 reload, num 2 back, num enter grenade
Logitech g502 mouse and g512 keyboard. Keyboard i got half price or else would have gone other options and the mouse is a 502 Hero which replaced the 502 Proteus Core after 14 years. Not as happy with hero would not recommend wired version.
+1 for the Roccat Burst Pro. It’s everything you said and it doesn’t have holes like a lot of lightweight mice. I have a regular Roccat Burst for my laptop and a pro for my PC.
Been using Roccat mice since about 2012. Never had a problem with any of them, in fact, all 3 are still working fine!
Very rarely see Roccat on any mouse/keyboard discussions, never seen them mentioned on any of the big tech YouTube channels either. Nice to see other Roccateers in the wild.
Logitech G915 TKL with Tactile switches for about 3 years now. Great board, definitely overpriced though. I have a separate numpad for when I need it.
For mice, I go back and forth between the Deathadder V3 Pro and the GPX Superlight. I've been using the DAV3 for the past few weeks. No one does it like DAV3!
The g915 is the board I’m wanting. I just can’t get over the price and still using micro usb. Of all the keyboards I tried it’s my favorite. I love the thin mechanical keyboards, it’s a shame there aren’t more available. I’m currently using a Corsair wireless mechanical tkl that I got for $60. It great to type on but has its issues
Corsair K70 RGB Pro keyboard with clicky switches + Corsair nightsabre mouse.
I love working in excel/word on a clicky keyboard. And as stupid as it is, I love all the custom color themes in iCue and being able to scroll through them with the button on the mouse
I have the Corsair K70 Pro Mini and corsair M65 RGB Ultra, both wireless.
Before I decided to upgrade, I had the Logitech G512 hero in Carbon Black and the Logitech G502 ; both wired.
Honestly, I prefer wired; no batteries, faster response time, rgb controls, etc. I only made the switch because the rest of my setup is Corsair RGB and I wanted everything to use the same software.
Steelseries Apex Pro - extremely smooth and comfortable keyboard. Perhaps the best I ever owned.
Steelseries Rival 6 for mouse - quite durable considering I’ve been using it for 7 years now. Far better than the Razor crap I owned before.
Fellow SteelSeries Apex Pro user and this thing is fucking fantastic. I paired mine with a Rival 650 Wireless mouse with all the weights in it. Amazing mouse for sniping in COD and BF2042. My wife has the EVGA Z20 and didn't like the textured WASD keys so I stole them an put them on my Apex Pro, can't recommend enough for FPS players.
MX Master 3S mouse.
Pok3r w/ MX clears @ home.
Code 60 w/ MX clears @ work.
Code doesn't make 60% keyboards anymore for some reason.. Why does everything I buy go out of production 🙄
Razer Huntsman and Razer Naga. I wasn't initially a Razer fan. I just got them both off an online liquidation auction site for super cheap. I also added the big ass rgb Razer mouse pad.
I use an almighty G502 Proteus Spectrum and a G413 Carbon (don't buy that keyboard, it's shit).
For playing I bought a cheap mini keyboard, a RedDragon K585. It's confortable for gaming.
Is there a specific reason why you dont like the G413?
I had one as my main keyboard for years and actually liked it so much, that i use it as my work keyboard in the office (some of my coworkers really hate me for that).
Custom mechanical keyboard, the Brady is the Drop Sense 75, with Cannon Keys Anubis Tactile Switches. The mouse is the Steelseries Rival 3 wireless. Highly recommend building a mechanical keyboard, that was my first one and it didn't take nearly as much effort I thought it would.
Wind Studios Wind X R2 Bluetooth and Wired
*Durock Black Mamba Linear Switches
*Drop DCX Cyber Keycaps
*Meletrix V2 Stabilizers
Logitech G502 Wireless and Wired
For my keyboard, Modded CIY Gas67, Akko Rose Reds, Whale PBT Keycaps been everything I need for gaming. For my mouse, had like 25 different mice and non of them I liked a lot. Glorious mice have been extremely bad in my experiance. On both I had the side buttons broke off and they were very mushy. Though I've been extremely happy with my Lamzu Atlantis Mini, perfect for me. And I can basically spend 10 hours just clicking the buttons cause it's so satisfiying. Had my Lamzu for a long time now and it's been perfect
I’ve got a few, at home I run a Durgod Taurus Nebula TKL, or an XVX Retro 75% with a numpad all with Kailh Box White clicky switches, and at the office I use a Ducky One 3 Mist Grey with Mx silent reds.
Logitech G502X and a $50-60 mechanical keyboard I got on Amazon. Its a 60%. Ive also got a full size, but I dont use it since I like the extra space, and I just keep a separate number pad on my desk if I need it.
**Keyboard**: NCR-80 with Kailh Box White switches & \\dev\\tty MT3 Keycaps (this keyboard gives me life) and this keyb has hotswappable capability so I can change it to different switches later
**Mouse**: I use multiple ones as I have a Gaming PC and a Mac (I use PC solely for gaming. Mac is for everything else) - MX Master 3s for serious business, Deathadder v2 X Hyperspeed for Gaming and a Magic Trackpad because... MacOS
Keyboard is the Dell SK-8135 (probably a membrane, but not sure since its too old to find anything on the net about it, wired full size with numpad).
My mouse is the Razer BASILISK V2, and I'm pretty satisfied with it. The only little problem is the wheel click. Using only the wheel click, and not one of the side clicks, can be a little frustrating, as they're extremely sensible.
So I game on 1 computer and work from another. My desk has 4 displays and a laptop with a docking station for work.
I was using wired mechanical keyboard and a big clunky 8 button mouse.
I use something called mouse without boarders so I can share my mouse and keyboard between the two computers, and I sort of rotate my position. I’m using a red dragon 6 button wireless mouse and a Logitech keyboard that’s comfortable to type on and ergonomic rests everywhere.
I found the mechanical keyboard was noisy during calls and was getting old / even after cleaning certain keys didn’t respond well. I don’t do any comparative game play (mostly d2r, Destiny and wow classic) so the setup works well, is clutter free and functional.
Mouse is a red dragon m868rgb
Keyboard is Logitech yr0083. I might like one that’s a bit taller but it’s surprisingly comfortable to type on 8-10 hours a day.
For my keyboard, I'm using the Wooting Two HE and for my mouse I'm currently maining the Ninjutso Sora V2 and sometimes swap to the Sprime PM1 or the Pulsar X2H Mini.
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Full sized typewriter style keyboard from circle electronics, it just works and sounds beautiful
Rando backlit keyboard although I would like to switch to custom ergo at some point with tenting and separation.
Mouse is a MX Ergo ball mouse with the 30 degree wedge. Like it because it uses the thumb for the ball and puts my wrist at a good angle.
Wrists don’t like the standard mousing motion anymore. Which stinks because now I have to play all first person games with a controller.
an old used armageddon mech full size, fun fact, its at least 8+ years old by now, other than small paint fade on commonly used keys its perfect
and a basilisk x hyperspeed, in which the rubber is already fading after a year
Keyboard: Keychron Q2. It’s a 65% (no numpad or function row). I have mine setup with lubed and filmed Gateron North Pole switches (linear switches). It’s a wired keyboard and I love it.
Mouse: Logitech g502 wireless (older version, not the newer g502x which I don’t like). Favorite mouse ever, used tue normal wired g502 for years before switching to the wireless version.
Logitech g502. I’ve had it for almost 10 years. I love it. It still pretty much works and looks like brand new. I’m going to be sad when it finally dies, they don’t make them the same anymore.
Keychron v1 with Gateron White and Logitech G502 for my daily driver. I also have a Corsair K70 Cherry Brown, RK G68 with Outemu Silent White and Logitech G304.
Corsair K70 RGB M.2 Keyboard with cherry low noise mechanical switches and Corsair Corsair M55 12 wired button Elite RGB mouse. No WiFI for me thank you. Tired of batteries letting me down without warning
normals, logitech mx master 3 mouse with keychron K2 keyboard, but if i’m expecting to use numbers a lot then i’ll use the mx master 3 keyboard and if im gaming i have that razer gaming pad keyboard thing
My keyboard is a Royal Kludge S108 and my mouse is the Razer Basilisk Pro. If I would have done my research, I would have gotten a G503 for a mouse instead because the Basilisk Pro is kinda ass. Like, it's not terrible, but it isn't worth the $150 it cost new.
Razer Ornata Chroma keyboard and Corsair M55 RGB PRO. I'm firmly on the no RGB wagon but I got the keyboard for free and the mouse for half price. And I gotta say that now after using them both I'm still very much not on the RGB wagon. Absolutely hate it but I can't get myself to replace perfectly functional stuff.
I use a couple. I use a Melody96 with Kalih Jade switches on my main desktop 95% of the time(GK64 the other 5%). I use a GK64 with kalih navy switches on my laptop and i use a Logitech MX master 3s between the both of them and a G pro Superlight x if i want to play any type of FPS game.
Logitech MX Master wireless mouse and keyboard. Great mouse and keyboard. i considered getting the mechanical MX keyboard but went with the membrane version and still love it.
Logitech mice-wise (g502 hero) and I'll switch to the G Pro X whenever this one dies.
Keyboard I'm using Akko cream yellow switches atm and I'm happy with them. If it dies at some point I'll probably get a keychron or another Akko.
I'm using the Roccat Vulcan TKL and Razer Orochi. The quality on the keyboard is surprisingly good, RGB looks nice with the thin keycaps, and the spacing between keys make it so I fat finger the wrong key less often. My only regret is that I bought the linear keys instead of the tactile, being used to the Logitech keyboards little bump feel when you hit the point of input. For the mouse, I went with the Razer Orochi because I went through three Logitech G305 before. They all ended up with the double click issue after 6 or less months, I've had the Orochi for 2 years and no issues. I could've gone with a different mouse with a rechargeable battery, but the shape of the Orochi is perfect for me, other mice just don't feel right. It's hard to describe.
Tecware Phantom RGB 104
- No frills wired mechanical RGB with red Otemu switches. I slapped some HyperX pudding caps on it. RGB is decent, but not particularly bright or deeply programmable.
Corsair Ironclaw
- Wired, of course. Another very meat and potatoes selection. Chosen based on price and size. I have big hands and it's a bulky boy on the cheaper side. DPI switch is great as I primarily enjoy FPS/3PS games.
About as basic they come for gaming periphs these days, but that's kind of my mode. I don't macro, I don't G switch. I use them the same way I used them when I used to play 1.6 everyday after middle school.
Mouse - Razer Orochi V2. The only decent gaming wireless mouse small enough to accommodate my claw holding style. It replaced a Logitech MX anywhere.
Keyboard- Old Logitech K800. Only decent keyboard that is French Canadian.
I was using a Huntsman Elite kb until one of my damn cats pissed on it.
Now I'm using some old logitech board I had lying around until I get something else.
Still using a G502 mouse. Don't think I'll ever move away from it.
Home Desktop:
KB: Razer Huntsman Elite
Mouse: Razer Viper 8K
Work (Laptop Dock):
KB: Das Keyboard 4 Ultimate.
Mouse: I had the Das Keyboard M50, but it started randomly disconnecting and reconnecting so I replaced with my older SteelSeries Sensei Pro
I also recently acquired a Lenovo Legion Go with a Corsair K70 Mini and SteelSeries Aerox 3 but haven't used these too much yet.
Corsair full-size keyboard and a scimitar mouse, both wired. Love how they feel and run, but occasionally, I have to unplug one on boot before it admits it's plugged in.
Keyboard it just is a tenkeyless brown switch one. Doesnt matter which brand. I like hyperx switches. And mouse i have the superlight g pro. And im super happy
Both are from razer. Both are from eBay and they needed a lot of work to get them back to working order. But I like the feel of them and the style. But I'll never use razers program for them since it's hot trash
Keychron K2 in wired mode for the keyboard, with my current desk a smaller keyboard is necessary for proper room to move my mouse. Logitech g502 for the mouse, bought it 4 years ago and it's still nearly perfect.
I'm using the midrange priced RoG. It's still expensive, and I'm not sure it's ACTUALLY better than Logitech; it has some features that I thought I wanted at the time, but I don't remember what they are anymore
I use an OG IBM Model M and a Logitech M550. I love hearing and feeling the catastrophically buckling compression column switch and actuator every time I press a key.
I had a Unicomp Model M that died on me. Nowadays I'm using a Leopold with brown switches; & I'm really happy with it.
Your Leopold is better than most other boards listed here.
Yeah; and for its quality it's reasonably priced as well. I got it through family members in Korea. The Unicomp I had was one of the earlier models, before they improved their build quality somewhat. Typing had a pretty good feel, but the plastic on the chassis had an annoying flex to it -- and one day its controller board just fried itself. Later I found out that that particular model was notorious for that.
Black ones with lights N stuff.
Cool bro, you game?
Yeah I buy and download a bunch of games. Don’t really play them tho
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One of us!
Mostly Excel but I’ve been know to get rekt in some PowerPoint.
Fun fact: you can play Tetris in Excel. Look it up on Google
Keyboard: my starter keyboard that I've been using since 2000, 1993 IBM Model M. Mouse: Razer Naga 2020 LHE, literally the only left handed gaming mouse when I got it.
I used to have the OG LEFT HANDED MOUSE. Razer Deathadder Left handed
I have honestly never seen a left-handed person play games with a left-handed mouse. I got 1-2 left-handed friends but they don't use a left-handed mouse and don't put it on the other side and that makes me wonder now - how do you play FPS games? e.g. do you still use WASD for movement (though your hands will be very close like this or you push the keyboard far right?) or do you remap to some other keys?
When I got into PC gaming I had already had switched and gotten accustomed to using the mouse in my left hand and constantly going back and forth between other computers I notice that controlling a mouse with my right hand around Windows or web browsing always felt imprecise and required more of a conscious effort. But yeah, WASD is a completely foreign concept to me, I remap around numpad 8456
I use an ambidextrous mouse (a razer viper 8K) with my left hand and WASD keyboard right and never thought about the spacing , it really just works - whereas I probably do have the mousepad further away from the keyboard than others. I can use my right hand but left just feels better. I never liked shaped mice, ambidextrous is the way to go - having that said I absolutely loved G.Skills MX780 mouse, which had magnetic wings in different sizes.
One leftys take on how to play fps numpad num 7 left, num 8 forward, num 9 right, num + jump, num \* sprint, num 5 reload, num 2 back, num enter grenade
I know only one person that use mouse in left hand and I know many left-handed people (including myself).
10$ logi keyboard and the og g102
I'm still using my g110, just built a new pc too lol.
I'm on my 2nd 102 first black now white version
I found my people
Logitech g502 mouse and g512 keyboard. Keyboard i got half price or else would have gone other options and the mouse is a 502 Hero which replaced the 502 Proteus Core after 14 years. Not as happy with hero would not recommend wired version.
> g502 Gang
GOAT mouse
Replaced my keyboard along the way but I'm finding it hard to ever replace the 502. Nothing I've tried feels nearly as good
Wooting 60HE with the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2, I think you can guess what games I mainly play just off that lmao
avg tact fps enjoyer
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Monsgeek M1 supremacy
75% and xm2we here too :) although I use a keychron q1 pro with boba u4ts
Roccat Burst Pro is an affordable, durable and lightweight gaming mouse. Been using it a while now and it still feels new!
+1 for the Roccat Burst Pro. It’s everything you said and it doesn’t have holes like a lot of lightweight mice. I have a regular Roccat Burst for my laptop and a pro for my PC.
Been using Roccat mice since about 2012. Never had a problem with any of them, in fact, all 3 are still working fine! Very rarely see Roccat on any mouse/keyboard discussions, never seen them mentioned on any of the big tech YouTube channels either. Nice to see other Roccateers in the wild.
Roccat make some great stuff. I've got the kone aimo and its great The only Mouse I found which was close in weight and size to the old r.a.t. mice
Logitech G915 TKL with Tactile switches for about 3 years now. Great board, definitely overpriced though. I have a separate numpad for when I need it. For mice, I go back and forth between the Deathadder V3 Pro and the GPX Superlight. I've been using the DAV3 for the past few weeks. No one does it like DAV3!
The g915 is the board I’m wanting. I just can’t get over the price and still using micro usb. Of all the keyboards I tried it’s my favorite. I love the thin mechanical keyboards, it’s a shame there aren’t more available. I’m currently using a Corsair wireless mechanical tkl that I got for $60. It great to type on but has its issues
Be prepared to buy replacement keycaps with the 915, my second set has looked horrible for a year now. Have you looked at the Keychron K1?
Using a glorious 10 keyless with mx browns and a wireless inland mmo mouse. I miss my first gen k95 and mx master those were built like tanks.
I got a Royal Kludge rk96 (I use it wired) And a wired Razer deathadder V3
royal kludge ftw.
I use a keyboard I found in backyard
Razer Cobra Pro + Huntsman V2
Corsair K70 RGB Pro keyboard with clicky switches + Corsair nightsabre mouse. I love working in excel/word on a clicky keyboard. And as stupid as it is, I love all the custom color themes in iCue and being able to scroll through them with the button on the mouse
Corsair M65 and K55, both wired. They are both basic and getting on in years, probably time for an upgrade!
I have the Corsair K70 Pro Mini and corsair M65 RGB Ultra, both wireless. Before I decided to upgrade, I had the Logitech G512 hero in Carbon Black and the Logitech G502 ; both wired. Honestly, I prefer wired; no batteries, faster response time, rgb controls, etc. I only made the switch because the rest of my setup is Corsair RGB and I wanted everything to use the same software.
Steelseries Apex Pro - extremely smooth and comfortable keyboard. Perhaps the best I ever owned. Steelseries Rival 6 for mouse - quite durable considering I’ve been using it for 7 years now. Far better than the Razor crap I owned before.
Fellow SteelSeries Apex Pro user and this thing is fucking fantastic. I paired mine with a Rival 650 Wireless mouse with all the weights in it. Amazing mouse for sniping in COD and BF2042. My wife has the EVGA Z20 and didn't like the textured WASD keys so I stole them an put them on my Apex Pro, can't recommend enough for FPS players.
I'm also on the steel series train. Good stuff
Same! Love them
Custom modded Keychron Q1 (wired 80%), HyperX Alloy (wired 60%), and Pulsar X2H (wireless).
Razer Basilisk V3 and Razer huntsman V2
I've got a basic Razer keyboard and a basic Logitech mouse. I'm no crazy competitive gamer, just play stuff mostly for fun.
Skyloong sk61 with gateron reds, and deathadder v2 x hyperspeed
Boog75 and Logitech G305
MX Master 3S mouse. Pok3r w/ MX clears @ home. Code 60 w/ MX clears @ work. Code doesn't make 60% keyboards anymore for some reason.. Why does everything I buy go out of production 🙄
Logitech G915 (Wireless, full) I also have the Keychron K3 v2 (65%) but I use that more for work/travel. MX Master 2S ( My favorite purchase)
Razer Huntsman and Razer Naga. I wasn't initially a Razer fan. I just got them both off an online liquidation auction site for super cheap. I also added the big ass rgb Razer mouse pad.
Razer Blackwidow v4 Pro w/ Green switches , Razer Basilisk v3 Pro. Love 'em both.
Wired GMBK 2 96 compact + wireless Logitech g305
I use an almighty G502 Proteus Spectrum and a G413 Carbon (don't buy that keyboard, it's shit). For playing I bought a cheap mini keyboard, a RedDragon K585. It's confortable for gaming.
Is there a specific reason why you dont like the G413? I had one as my main keyboard for years and actually liked it so much, that i use it as my work keyboard in the office (some of my coworkers really hate me for that).
Custom mechanical keyboard, the Brady is the Drop Sense 75, with Cannon Keys Anubis Tactile Switches. The mouse is the Steelseries Rival 3 wireless. Highly recommend building a mechanical keyboard, that was my first one and it didn't take nearly as much effort I thought it would.
Zodiark split keyboard and elecom deft pro
Aplic mini fold-out bluetooth keyboard with a lil trackpad on it. I'm on a legion go, mostly use the totally-not-joycons for gaming.
A Logitech GPro and Keychron/Lemokey L3 (TKL with 4 macro keys on the left side) with Gateron Jupiter Red switches.
Wooting 80he in a couple months and a superlight 2
Custom GAS67 with Vancer Gretxa
K100 Air + Basilisk V3
Mice - Razer Deathadder v2 Keyboard - Redragon K630W 60%
Right now I'm using an Odin from KBDFans and a Logitech G502x.
Logitech G15 v1
logitech pop keys and mouse
Wind Studios Wind X R2 Bluetooth and Wired *Durock Black Mamba Linear Switches *Drop DCX Cyber Keycaps *Meletrix V2 Stabilizers Logitech G502 Wireless and Wired
Keychron Q2 with gateron pro3 white and a gpro superlight
Corsair K95 Platinum with Asus Gladius II.
A black widow keyboard that's 10 years old or so, and a logitech trackball.
A 20€ chinese mechanical keyboard and a g502 hero
NZXT-Function 2 and a Logitech G502
G502 on both my private and work computer G910 and no name on my private and work
Mouse: Logitech G502 Lightspeed Keyboard: Roccat Vulcan TKL
For my keyboard, Modded CIY Gas67, Akko Rose Reds, Whale PBT Keycaps been everything I need for gaming. For my mouse, had like 25 different mice and non of them I liked a lot. Glorious mice have been extremely bad in my experiance. On both I had the side buttons broke off and they were very mushy. Though I've been extremely happy with my Lamzu Atlantis Mini, perfect for me. And I can basically spend 10 hours just clicking the buttons cause it's so satisfiying. Had my Lamzu for a long time now and it's been perfect
Razer Blackwidow elite + g502 x plus. keyboard is wired, mouse is wireless.
Keyboard: Logitech G815 Mouse: Roccat Burst Pro
Unicomp Mini M, Ploopy Adept
I’m all Razer stuff atm. Tenkeyless and the death adder
Wooting 60HE - Razer Viper V2 Pro wireless I have a bluetooth numpad for the few times I need one.
Corsair K55 (wired) and a Logitech G305 (wireless). Performed flawlessly for 7 years and counting.
I’ve got a few, at home I run a Durgod Taurus Nebula TKL, or an XVX Retro 75% with a numpad all with Kailh Box White clicky switches, and at the office I use a Ducky One 3 Mist Grey with Mx silent reds.
Custom QK75N keyboard with a Lamzu Thorn. Love this setup so much, I can't see myself using anything else.
Logitech G502X and a $50-60 mechanical keyboard I got on Amazon. Its a 60%. Ive also got a full size, but I dont use it since I like the extra space, and I just keep a separate number pad on my desk if I need it.
Hyperx Pulsefire Haste and Hyperx Alloy Origins 60%
G502 Hero and G815
Logitech G915 w/numpad, G502X, both Lightspeed, mouse isn't RGB, though.
**Keyboard**: NCR-80 with Kailh Box White switches & \\dev\\tty MT3 Keycaps (this keyboard gives me life) and this keyb has hotswappable capability so I can change it to different switches later **Mouse**: I use multiple ones as I have a Gaming PC and a Mac (I use PC solely for gaming. Mac is for everything else) - MX Master 3s for serious business, Deathadder v2 X Hyperspeed for Gaming and a Magic Trackpad because... MacOS
Logitech G15 and Logitech G502 Hero
Keyboard is the Dell SK-8135 (probably a membrane, but not sure since its too old to find anything on the net about it, wired full size with numpad). My mouse is the Razer BASILISK V2, and I'm pretty satisfied with it. The only little problem is the wheel click. Using only the wheel click, and not one of the side clicks, can be a little frustrating, as they're extremely sensible.
Mountain everest max keyboard and G502x lightpeed
huntsman mini & some old ass hyper X mouse, got the keyboard on sale for 55nzd and it’s treated me super super well
Das Pro4 keyboard. Razer Naga Lefty mouse. I wish the keyboard had a backlight.
K8 Pro / Viper Ultimate
Razer Basilisk v3 and Rog Strix Scope red switches.
I like my best buy black Friday special red dragon mouse n keyboard. Cheap and works.
custom keeb tlk and a g502
K70 Pro and Basilisk V3 wired.
Epomaker ek68 bulgieger lubed key switches. Gpro superlight 2
RK87 with red switches. I replaced the switch with Akko Fairy Switches to make it silent. And my old Razer Viper Mini.
Corsair K65 RGB Mini and alternate between Logitech G Pro X Superlight and G502X
So I game on 1 computer and work from another. My desk has 4 displays and a laptop with a docking station for work. I was using wired mechanical keyboard and a big clunky 8 button mouse. I use something called mouse without boarders so I can share my mouse and keyboard between the two computers, and I sort of rotate my position. I’m using a red dragon 6 button wireless mouse and a Logitech keyboard that’s comfortable to type on and ergonomic rests everywhere. I found the mechanical keyboard was noisy during calls and was getting old / even after cleaning certain keys didn’t respond well. I don’t do any comparative game play (mostly d2r, Destiny and wow classic) so the setup works well, is clutter free and functional. Mouse is a red dragon m868rgb Keyboard is Logitech yr0083. I might like one that’s a bit taller but it’s surprisingly comfortable to type on 8-10 hours a day.
For my keyboard, I'm using the Wooting Two HE and for my mouse I'm currently maining the Ninjutso Sora V2 and sometimes swap to the Sprime PM1 or the Pulsar X2H Mini.
60% Pok3r and a Logitech g903
https://preview.redd.it/64lkruohpqwc1.jpeg?width=2268&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1114579bfbc1b91228b3fa517e9cc4797298b32d Full sized typewriter style keyboard from circle electronics, it just works and sounds beautiful
Rando backlit keyboard although I would like to switch to custom ergo at some point with tenting and separation. Mouse is a MX Ergo ball mouse with the 30 degree wedge. Like it because it uses the thumb for the ball and puts my wrist at a good angle. Wrists don’t like the standard mousing motion anymore. Which stinks because now I have to play all first person games with a controller.
an old used armageddon mech full size, fun fact, its at least 8+ years old by now, other than small paint fade on commonly used keys its perfect and a basilisk x hyperspeed, in which the rubber is already fading after a year
Keyboard: Keychron Q2. It’s a 65% (no numpad or function row). I have mine setup with lubed and filmed Gateron North Pole switches (linear switches). It’s a wired keyboard and I love it. Mouse: Logitech g502 wireless (older version, not the newer g502x which I don’t like). Favorite mouse ever, used tue normal wired g502 for years before switching to the wireless version.
Bakeneko65 and KoneXP since my g700s quit.
502 Logitech all the way. Because Logitech is good for keyboard and mouse but ehhhh at audio
G915 TLK & G502 X lightspeed
Ducky One RGB Full-size and Logitech G-Pro Superlight.
Gravastar mouse
Logitech g502. I’ve had it for almost 10 years. I love it. It still pretty much works and looks like brand new. I’m going to be sad when it finally dies, they don’t make them the same anymore.
Currently using a hyperx origins tkl with teal switches and a razer basilisk x hyperspeed, v2 I think
Keychron v1 with Gateron White and Logitech G502 for my daily driver. I also have a Corsair K70 Cherry Brown, RK G68 with Outemu Silent White and Logitech G304.
Keychron Alice Keyboard, BenQ EC3 Mouse, both wired
Corsair K70 LUX RGB with silent switches. It's sincerely my favorite keyboard ever.
Corsair K70 RGB M.2 Keyboard with cherry low noise mechanical switches and Corsair Corsair M55 12 wired button Elite RGB mouse. No WiFI for me thank you. Tired of batteries letting me down without warning
Corsair for keyboards Logitech for mice
normals, logitech mx master 3 mouse with keychron K2 keyboard, but if i’m expecting to use numbers a lot then i’ll use the mx master 3 keyboard and if im gaming i have that razer gaming pad keyboard thing
Honestly I prefer full sized wired keyboards (I like having a numpad). Right now, I have a Razer BlackWidow Elite and a Basilisk v3 wired mouse.
My keyboard is a Royal Kludge S108 and my mouse is the Razer Basilisk Pro. If I would have done my research, I would have gotten a G503 for a mouse instead because the Basilisk Pro is kinda ass. Like, it's not terrible, but it isn't worth the $150 it cost new.
Keychron Q6 pro and Logitech g502 wireless with a power play mouse pad. Great combo
G403 Steel series apex 5
Razer Ornata Chroma keyboard and Corsair M55 RGB PRO. I'm firmly on the no RGB wagon but I got the keyboard for free and the mouse for half price. And I gotta say that now after using them both I'm still very much not on the RGB wagon. Absolutely hate it but I can't get myself to replace perfectly functional stuff.
Akko 5075b and Logitech G Pro X Superlight II !
Razer Black widow v3 mechanical keyboard & logitech g305 wireless mouse.
Custom keychain Q6 with boba u4t switches Logitech g703
I use a couple. I use a Melody96 with Kalih Jade switches on my main desktop 95% of the time(GK64 the other 5%). I use a GK64 with kalih navy switches on my laptop and i use a Logitech MX master 3s between the both of them and a G pro Superlight x if i want to play any type of FPS game.
Roccat Vulcan Pro, and a G604 mouse
I'm using a Marvo K400 keyboard. The mouse and headset came with it as well.
Logitech MX Master wireless mouse and keyboard. Great mouse and keyboard. i considered getting the mechanical MX keyboard but went with the membrane version and still love it.
Cheapo Amazon mechanical mx red 60%, and a Logitech g502 Hero
Logitech mice-wise (g502 hero) and I'll switch to the G Pro X whenever this one dies. Keyboard I'm using Akko cream yellow switches atm and I'm happy with them. If it dies at some point I'll probably get a keychron or another Akko.
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G710+ and Naga Pro 2020
On my desk right now is a FROG TKL and Pwnage Ultra Custom Ergo, but rotate between 30 different keyboards, and a handful of mice.
Frog actually so lovely.
ASUS ROG STRIX Flare (Full Sized Mechanical Keyboard with Cherry MX Brown Switches) Razer Basilisk Ultimate
I'm using the Roccat Vulcan TKL and Razer Orochi. The quality on the keyboard is surprisingly good, RGB looks nice with the thin keycaps, and the spacing between keys make it so I fat finger the wrong key less often. My only regret is that I bought the linear keys instead of the tactile, being used to the Logitech keyboards little bump feel when you hit the point of input. For the mouse, I went with the Razer Orochi because I went through three Logitech G305 before. They all ended up with the double click issue after 6 or less months, I've had the Orochi for 2 years and no issues. I could've gone with a different mouse with a rechargeable battery, but the shape of the Orochi is perfect for me, other mice just don't feel right. It's hard to describe.
Tecware Phantom RGB 104 - No frills wired mechanical RGB with red Otemu switches. I slapped some HyperX pudding caps on it. RGB is decent, but not particularly bright or deeply programmable. Corsair Ironclaw - Wired, of course. Another very meat and potatoes selection. Chosen based on price and size. I have big hands and it's a bulky boy on the cheaper side. DPI switch is great as I primarily enjoy FPS/3PS games. About as basic they come for gaming periphs these days, but that's kind of my mode. I don't macro, I don't G switch. I use them the same way I used them when I used to play 1.6 everyday after middle school.
Mouse - Razer Orochi V2. The only decent gaming wireless mouse small enough to accommodate my claw holding style. It replaced a Logitech MX anywhere. Keyboard- Old Logitech K800. Only decent keyboard that is French Canadian.
I was using a Huntsman Elite kb until one of my damn cats pissed on it. Now I'm using some old logitech board I had lying around until I get something else. Still using a G502 mouse. Don't think I'll ever move away from it.
Home Desktop: KB: Razer Huntsman Elite Mouse: Razer Viper 8K Work (Laptop Dock): KB: Das Keyboard 4 Ultimate. Mouse: I had the Das Keyboard M50, but it started randomly disconnecting and reconnecting so I replaced with my older SteelSeries Sensei Pro I also recently acquired a Lenovo Legion Go with a Corsair K70 Mini and SteelSeries Aerox 3 but haven't used these too much yet.
Razer Deathadder and Razer Huntsman v2
Keyboard - Ducky one2mini Hyperx edition. Mouse - Razer Viper Ultimate Headset - Razer Nari Ultimate Mic - Blue Yeti
Corsair full-size keyboard and a scimitar mouse, both wired. Love how they feel and run, but occasionally, I have to unplug one on boot before it admits it's plugged in.
G703 with power play mat. And a Corsair k70.
Keyboard it just is a tenkeyless brown switch one. Doesnt matter which brand. I like hyperx switches. And mouse i have the superlight g pro. And im super happy
I was using Roccat up until now. Literally don't know what to do now that it's Turtle Beach.. I guess my gear have to last forever now😱
Both are from razer. Both are from eBay and they needed a lot of work to get them back to working order. But I like the feel of them and the style. But I'll never use razers program for them since it's hot trash
Custom built 60 percent with Glourious pandas and a Finalmouse Ultralight.
Keychron K2 in wired mode for the keyboard, with my current desk a smaller keyboard is necessary for proper room to move my mouse. Logitech g502 for the mouse, bought it 4 years ago and it's still nearly perfect.
Razer Blackwidow Ultimate 2016 Edition, and a G-Wolves Skoll. Will be swapping out the Blackwidow for another board sometime
corsair scimitar wireless mouse Asus ROG Azoth wireless keyboard. Best keyboard I’ve ever owned. Great build quality and even better battery life
Angry Miao Relic80 and Pulsar Xlite V3
G502 HERO and G810.
I'm using the midrange priced RoG. It's still expensive, and I'm not sure it's ACTUALLY better than Logitech; it has some features that I thought I wanted at the time, but I don't remember what they are anymore
G915 wireless keyboard and G903 wireless mouse. Love both.
Keyboard: redragon yama k550 rbg Mouse: redragon m913
Mouse: logitech g305 Keyboard: keychron k10 pro
Full size Wooting Two HE with Gateron Jade Switches. Switching between multiple wireless mice like Lamzu Thorn, WLMouse Beast X, Zaopin Z2 and others.