Need A Mouse,MousePad,Keyboard,Headset

Green Minion

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Hi im Buying A Mmorpg Mouse,MousePad,Keyboard And Headset.
Budget for mousepad Under 20$
Budget for mouse Under 100$
Budget for Keyboard Under 110$
Budget For Headset Under 150$
What Will you recommend for me? :D
 
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For mousepad, get the control.
For mouse, the steelseries sensei is btr imo becaz i hate the plastic feel of deathadder.
The keyboard, definitely CMStorm QF Pro. The deathstalker is a membrane keyboard (overpriced).
Headset I think both are okay, just choose the cheaper one?
I think the Kraken might be a good choice, its quite comfy or so I heard.
The Siberia v2, I have one myself, takes some time to get used to it if you are previously using earphones.

loosescrews

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The G700 can be used as either a wired or wireless mouse. It can both be powered by USB and use USB for data. It also has the nice bonus of being able to function as a wired mouse.
 

MiDNiGhT2903

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Mousepad: Razer Goliathus / Steelseries Qck+
Mouse: Razer Naga / Roccat Kone / Steelseries Kinzu, Kana, etc
Keyboard: Ducky Shine 9008 / Corsair K70 / Corsair K95
Headset: Razer Kraken

Please try out all the Cherry MX switches before buying the keyboard. Research more, find the switch you love first, then buy.
All the keyboards I have listed are mechanical keyboards.

Any questions, feel free to ask.

 

Green Minion

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Which is better ?
Mouse Pad: Goliathus Omega Speed Or Control (for Rpg and some Fps)
Mouse: Deathadder (2013) or Steelseries Sensei
Keyboard: Deathstalker Or Cooler Master Storm QuickFire Pro
Headset: Kraken Pro or steelseries siberia v2
 

MiDNiGhT2903

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For mousepad, get the control.
For mouse, the steelseries sensei is btr imo becaz i hate the plastic feel of deathadder.
The keyboard, definitely CMStorm QF Pro. The deathstalker is a membrane keyboard (overpriced).
Headset I think both are okay, just choose the cheaper one?
I think the Kraken might be a good choice, its quite comfy or so I heard.
The Siberia v2, I have one myself, takes some time to get used to it if you are previously using earphones.
 
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MiDNiGhT2903

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Speed has smoother texture on the mousepad, whereas control is rougher so that you can stop quickly.
I tried both but tbh, the difference aren't game-changing (at least to me).
 

MiDNiGhT2903

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This question is REALLY SUBJECTIVE.
Which is why I always recommend people to go down to some shops that allows you to try the different keys.

In short, the MX Blue is the loudest among the 3 and also it needs more force to actuate the key (55g). There's also a distinct click when you are pressing the key down midway that tells you that the key has already been actuated. These are generally better for typing.

The MX Red, the one I'm using now, is the lightest (45g) and there's no distinct actuation point. So the sound is minimal and you wouldn't know if the keys have actuated or not. However, you can multi tap these keys very quickly if you are used to them. I got these keys because I play a rhythm game that requires spamming of several keys.

The MX Brown are somewhat in between the two. It has 45g actuation force. But like the MX Blue, there is a distinct click that tells you that you have activated the key. I have not used this switch so I can't really comment a lot on it.

For more information, http://www.overclock.net/t/491752/mechanical-keyboard-guide#post_6009482.

Feel free to ask more questions.