What keyboard and mouse is best for me?

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DemiGodOdin

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Hello so ive built what i think is an amazing pc build for gaming. Except for my keyboard and mouse. Just for background information to make a good choice for me here goes. So i play dragon age origins, skyrim, saints.row series, garrys mod, assassins creed unity, call of duty. Games like that. I use a 4 dollar membrane keyboard and a logitech m325 mouse. Now ive used the logitech g710 plus and i didnt really like it since it had mx brown switches it felt to light to me so i returned it and now i have no clue what keyboard i need and my mouse is too small for my hand i need something bigger to fit my hand and also somethin great for gaming. Now my price range for a mouse and keyboard would be around 200. So do with that what you will. Id like to spend less money than that but if they are great peripherals i wouldnt mind spending the money
 
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Lucias OKeefe
I got my girlfriend some fairly inexpensive Corsair Raptor peripherals.

The M40 feels great to her and my own M60 is based on the same design just a little flashier, the K30 IS still a rubber dome keyboard but has a nicer feel and finish than budget membranes while costing close to $100 less than a mechanical keyboard. I got the K70 mechanical in brown for reference.

I would recommend the M40 and K30 for your budget uses, very cheap for gaming hardware -- and the M60 and K70 for people like me who obsess over their keyboards. I use them for everything from first person shooters to browsing the internet and typing on the Tom's Hardware forums.

I also got her a HS40 headset, which she claims is better than any other microphone or...
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Lucias OKeefe

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I got my girlfriend some fairly inexpensive Corsair Raptor peripherals.

The M40 feels great to her and my own M60 is based on the same design just a little flashier, the K30 IS still a rubber dome keyboard but has a nicer feel and finish than budget membranes while costing close to $100 less than a mechanical keyboard. I got the K70 mechanical in brown for reference.

I would recommend the M40 and K30 for your budget uses, very cheap for gaming hardware -- and the M60 and K70 for people like me who obsess over their keyboards. I use them for everything from first person shooters to browsing the internet and typing on the Tom's Hardware forums.

I also got her a HS40 headset, which she claims is better than any other microphone or speaker she has.
 
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