What do you think of this mouse and keyboard?

[charlie8686]

I want to get Lenovo 31P7405 wired optical mouse and Lenovo preferred pro full size wired keyboard

How good are they? Anyone have any bad experience with Lenovo keyboards or mice?

 

[Yonose]

I use them at work, and they are good enough for casual work.

 

[charlie8686]

Are they good enough for gaming?

 

[Suzuki@1473780084@1473780163]

Yes. It's just a mouse. And it's just a regular keyboard. A good mouse and keyboard won't make you a better player.

 

[Yonose]

Well, i would prefer them if you game alot or do competitive, but as Suzuki says, its still a mouse and keyboard and it will still do what you tell them to do.

 

[charlie8686]

I was just asking since apparently there are mice for gaming. Thank you.

 

[Suzuki@1473780084@1473780163]

Yes, a lot of mice allow you to increase your DPI, so that you can get rid of pixel skipping. Some say that the gaming mice have amazing sensors, well that's not entirely true. You really won't notice a difference. Standard mice come shipped with 125 Hz *polling* rate at 800 DPI, when people are buying gaming mice, majority of them lower the DPI, basically putting themselves at an disadvantage. The difference is the feel of the mouse, and the weight. A "gaming" mouse won't make a bad player good, or make a good player bad. It's all in each induviduals muscle memory, regardless what setting you use, and regardless which mouse you use, it's always you, and not the mouse.

"Gaming" keyboards are typically marketed with cherry mx switches or similar switches, while they claim you'll respond faster, your in-game latency, your computer, and your actual reaction times makes this number obsolete. These switches do however change the feel of it when typing. Some people play better with dome keys, some play better with "gaming" switches. It's really just preference.

 

[charlie8686]

Thank you.