Hello there, I'm looking for a gaming mouse and keyboard. Not neccesarly a combo deal or anything, but just both of them. I have $100 dollars to spend, I might be able to budge a little bit maybe like $5-10. Anyways any suggestions are greatly appreciated. I have look at getting the Steel Series Sensei, but I'm still unsure. Thanks in advanced!
get the keyboard from here
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=NU-504-228-0003&cat=KYB
same one, but geeks.com is cheaper, and in my opinion just as relible. I have never had a problem with them. Also from geeks.com it is $35 on sale vs. $67 on newegg, and ALPS are almost as good as cherry
For the mouse, It is a personal preference, I would get http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826580004
actually get this keyboard: http://www.thermaltakeusa.com/Store/Product.aspx?C=1154&ID=2022 its on clearence sale on their site for $50
here is the price on newegg : http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823162015
its $90 on newegg,so thats $40 off, and it is a cherry mx keyboard, which imo are better than alps
and for the mouse, its your choice based on your grip, which way do you grip your mouse?
kinda palm with the pointer and middle fingers, but my thumb and index are in a claw fashion i would say. also thanks for the input!
thats like me, I would then recommend a razer deathadder or zowie. Those are the best imo for that grip style I would use the thermaltake clearance mx black keyboard though
from what i've heard is that the deathadder is not very reliable.... but do you think it would be worth it?
They fixed that imo I have never had any problems. But if you are worried, I would reccomend a Zowie, because they are almost identical and seem to have a lot less problems in forums. Get the zowie then, you cant go wrong with either. You get a mechanical keyboard and gaming mouse both of high quality for under $100 make sure to buy off thermaltakes site though.
yea i already ordered the keyboard off thermaltakes, so the mouse will be ordered soon ;)
No problem, always check clearance sales on manufacturer's sites before retailers as a good rule of thumb