I'm in the market for a new mouse and keyboard. What should I be looking for? Anyone have some recs?

I'm in the market for a new mouse and keyboard. What should I be looking for? Anyone have some recs?

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I don't know

these posters are wrong

Got a G305 recently. It's pretty good aside for a click that would wake the fucking dead.

Thanks, I'll check that one out.

depends on what exactly are you looking for and your budget. there's mechanical keyboards, MMO mouses, rgb fuckery lightshows, etc.

I have the logitech g pro wired mouse, and a quickfire rapid with brown switches. honestly I believe when it comes to keyboard, it doesn't matter much. I like the brown switches personally because of the slight feedback and it isn't so loud like blues. my mouse is alright, nothing crazy. I think my favorite mouse I ever had was the zowie fk1 I think it was, or the fk2. I don't remember now

When is the MX518 going to arrive at retailers and be sold for less than MSRP? I don't want to throw $60 at Logitech when the G403 can be had for 40 bucks.

Nothing special, I guess. My current mouse is just left click, right click, wheel and middle clich. What do people even use all those extra buttons for?

$2 inland mouse and keyboard
works great

2 buttons for universal forward/back commands and one button for enter are the bare minimum I need on a mouse.

I can absolutely understand a forward and back, but I just looked at and the g403 has 6 buttons.

For a cheap keyboard, get a Logitech K120. Best budget keyboard out there.

Can bind the extra buttons for games or use it as macros for general desktop use.

8 and 6 are used for switching modes in honeyview.

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The KB&M in your picture are very small and not accurate. It's a waste of money.

G600 and never look back. Keyboard: whatever, there are a million decent mechanical keyboards and even then I don't find them particularly better than standard ones

I bought a g413 recently and kind of regret it. A metallic echo when typing and being unable to save the LED settings in logitech's program are both pretty annoying problems.

1-5 are standard left/right, middle, and forward/back buttons. The extra button(s) usually default to a DPI switch.

Alright, I don't want anything fancy. How's the logitech G203 and what makes it worse than the g403? Is the only real difference the shape?