recommend keyboard and mouse for gaming
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lol peripherals are so subjective.
mech keyboard: budget - go for tecware. if budget not an issue, can consider razer huntsman te. otherwise, coolermaster/hyperx fits nicely in between tecware and razer in terms of budget.
mouse: what is your grip style. smaller mice usually better for fps. mm711 now is only 79.90 on lazada. wireless no longer have input lag, so it's comparable to wired. just go google around, all popular mice brands are available locally such as glorious, razer, coolermaster, logitech, steelseries etc.
sorry, i'm too lazy to format my points into sentences but it should be understandable lol.
mech keyboard: budget - go for tecware. if budget not an issue, can consider razer huntsman te. otherwise, coolermaster/hyperx fits nicely in between tecware and razer in terms of budget.
mouse: what is your grip style. smaller mice usually better for fps. mm711 now is only 79.90 on lazada. wireless no longer have input lag, so it's comparable to wired. just go google around, all popular mice brands are available locally such as glorious, razer, coolermaster, logitech, steelseries etc.
sorry, i'm too lazy to format my points into sentences but it should be understandable lol.
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yup logitech is a great brand but i don't recommend their keyboards. not a fan of their switches. they make great mice though.
https://thegamingsetup.com/gaming-mouse/buying-guides/mouse-grip-styles. check this out to understand more about mouse grip.
https://thegamingsetup.com/gaming-mouse/buying-guides/mouse-grip-styles. check this out to understand more about mouse grip.
okie.. will read up and see what type of grip im ... lol should be claw if not wrong. haha
Mech Keyboard:
If looking for standard sized unit from major more mainstream manufacturer I'd go for HyperX. Solid construction aluminum body, built to last, easy to clean. Great for first mechanical keyboard.
If you wanna be a little more adventurous and also maybe save some money look into china made small form factor mini mechs. Leaves more room on your desk for large mouse movements if you going low e-sens. Akko and Ducky aren't bad brands.
For a comprehensive guide go to the mechanical keyboard subreddit.
Mouse:
Boils down to sensor, connection type, shape/feel.
Good sensor = good consistent accuracy. Simple.
Wireless is now pretty much lagless but costs more. Wired you might wanna consider a bungie if your cable keeps getting in the way. Taobao has a Zowie mouse bungee knockoff that's really cheap and good. So long as you don't mind the bungee tip color coming off a bit. Just wipe before use. Then again, that was just my person experience.
Shape/feel is really something you need to touch to know. Reading will only get you so far. All kinds of stupid **** might make a difference after awhile. I personally do not like rubberized sides. I also find that mouse click feel between mice makes a difference for my sniper shots.
So Google to see what the best sensors are now, then just picked based on preference for connection type and shape/feel. Personal recommendation? Logitech G305. Wireless performance for cheap, good starter gaming mouse for you to figure out your likes and dislikes before you decide whether you want to spend more and what you want to spend more on in future.
Finally when it comes to mice, get a nice large mouse pad with edge stitching.
If looking for standard sized unit from major more mainstream manufacturer I'd go for HyperX. Solid construction aluminum body, built to last, easy to clean. Great for first mechanical keyboard.
If you wanna be a little more adventurous and also maybe save some money look into china made small form factor mini mechs. Leaves more room on your desk for large mouse movements if you going low e-sens. Akko and Ducky aren't bad brands.
For a comprehensive guide go to the mechanical keyboard subreddit.
Mouse:
Boils down to sensor, connection type, shape/feel.
Good sensor = good consistent accuracy. Simple.
Wireless is now pretty much lagless but costs more. Wired you might wanna consider a bungie if your cable keeps getting in the way. Taobao has a Zowie mouse bungee knockoff that's really cheap and good. So long as you don't mind the bungee tip color coming off a bit. Just wipe before use. Then again, that was just my person experience.
Shape/feel is really something you need to touch to know. Reading will only get you so far. All kinds of stupid **** might make a difference after awhile. I personally do not like rubberized sides. I also find that mouse click feel between mice makes a difference for my sniper shots.
So Google to see what the best sensors are now, then just picked based on preference for connection type and shape/feel. Personal recommendation? Logitech G305. Wireless performance for cheap, good starter gaming mouse for you to figure out your likes and dislikes before you decide whether you want to spend more and what you want to spend more on in future.
Finally when it comes to mice, get a nice large mouse pad with edge stitching.
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