K70 Non-RGB G402 Corsair Gaming mouse mat with tramp stamp Xbox 360 wireless controller retro NES controller Laptop and ultrabook both have backlit Dell keyboards. Pretty nice, for a laptop keyboard anyway.
It's better than the cheap chinese crap I've been using up until now. my older mechanical keyboard is dead, and I loved that. I was using this keyboard, and believe you me, I'm glad to be rid of it. it almost felt like using a typewriter.
The BlackWidow fails because it lacks Cherry MX switches. When I upgrade to mechanical, I will be upgrading to the Corsair K70. I currently have the Razer DeathStalker, and, as a chiclet keyboard, it works well. It has a decent feedback on key presses. As for my mouse, it's cheap Chinese crap (JK). It's a Redragon Perdition. It's a MMO-style mouse (12 thumb buttons). It has got a good sensor and nice solid buttons and it fits my hand well. Just don't buy Wal-Mart's Blackweb Centaur. "19-key anti-ghosting" WHY? Yeah, I regularly press two keys with all of my fingers. And for $40, you'll probably have to replace it something like every 6 months.
Unicomp KB classic 101 model m Gigabyte m6800 LG 22EA53 21.5" LED 1080p Wired Xbox 360 controller Technics SU - V3 amp Wharfedale Linton XP2 Loudspeakers and my ThinkPad T420.
CM Storm Quickfire Rapid with the cherrys bleus tenkeyless, mouse: reddragon mammoth (6 programmable keys)
lol. a friend of mine has the Razer Naga, another one of these 12-button doohickies. I preffer fewer buttons on the mouse myself as that's what the keyboard is for... which reminds me Razer DeathAdder Chroma found it's way to me this morning. feels good, but seems to be picky on what surface it likes. at the moment I'm using one of the cardboard slips that came with the keyboard, only due to lack of not being able to find my mousemat. understandably I've lost it as I've been using a trackerball mouse for god knows how long. cheap-ass kensington two button wheel thing.... already ghosting button presses (eg Double clicking on something I wanna single click on).. but what do you expect for a sub £15 thing from PCWorld. As for the walmart thing... We don't have those here in t' UK, so I think I'm safe from it. 19 key anti-ghosting? who dafuq has 20 fingers to require that much anti-ghosting? Does it work? (Just curious, I don't plan on replacing this beautiful keyboard any time soon!)
19 key antighosting does not mean 19 simultaneous keypresses but actually refers to the combination of keys being pressed. Some keyboards will not recognise A and S being held at the same time for example (or my old laptop wouldnt allow W, E and D to be pressed, I played minecraft with E mapped to jump so that was annoying). Antighosting alleviates this. 19 key antighost, simply means there are 19 keys that will not contribute to ghosting. As an FYI. Asda. Thats walmarts UK arm. Probably why its so shit.
at my mums house: keyboard: esource peice-o-crap keyboard. mouse: another esource product... monitor: insignia monitor,i dont know much about it. pc:a custom somewhat gaming pc.(windows7) racing wheel: logitech G27 at my dads house: keyboard: extremely reliable microsoft keyboard from 2001 mouse:a nother microsoft product from the early 00s monitor:cant remember. pc: windows 8 gaming pc,it gets the job done,i dont like windows 8 though
K65 RGB no numpad, nice keyboard but i am disappointed with the led lights. It can do the advertised 16.8m colours but with any kind effect it flickers so damn much its annoying. Without the 16.8m mode effects looks choppy and not so colourful as it should be. Mionix naos 7000 mouse, its comfy and good but scroll wheel is broken or something, have to press quite hard to get that wheel button to work. Headset is Logitech g35, no complaints yet.
A Unicomp Ultra Classic Model M keyboard (late 2014 production), a Logitech M705 mouse, a Steel Series mouse pad, a wireless Xbox 360 controller and receiver, a M-Audio M-Track USB audio interface with a CAD GXL2200 microphone and a Rode PSA1 boom arm, a pair of AKG K240 headphones, a Logitech C920 webcam, and some cheap Amazon Basics speakers. I also use a Samsung SyncMaster S20B350 monitor, and a 4:3 MAG Innovision monitor (late 2005 production). I'm trying to save up some money towards a G25 or G27 in the near future. I might end up selling some of my recording equipment, as I only really need a decent headset for Skype calls.
As of right now, im using the Poisidion Z from Ttesports by Thermaltake and a matching mouse from the same company. But today I ordered a K70 RGB and a M65 RGB and ill get that pretty soon along with an usb expansion card thing. I use a Samsung monitor and X12's from turtle beach. I also use an afterglow Xbox controller for BeamNG and Project CARS
I want a k65 design wise but they only offer it in red switches. I find the feel of these worse than a silicon membrane. I lack the cash to buy one just to desolder the reds and solder on browns instead. Corsair. K65 available in blue and brown please.
I have a rubber dome keyboard that has been super reliable, it is around 18 years old with continuous use including having water and lentils spilled on it (on different occassions). My mouse is a G500, it no longer works in direct sunlight but that isnt too big an issue My mouse mat is a steel series qck since i had worn through my desks veneer. My wheel is a G25, i also use a 360 controller and a wacom tablet (for writing usually to reduce joint pain from using the same input method). My speakers are logitech z5500's and i also use Yammaha EPH-100 headphones. My microphone is self made using the Primo EM172 capsule housed in a copper pipe held to gether with packaging foam using a neutrik 3.5mm connector. Basically everything else is in my sig. For A2 computing i had to record videos of me testing the software i wrote. My setup was pretty cobbled together, i was using the copper mic. I ended up with over 1.5 hours of me talking through my program. It was pretty awful to do. Hmm, the image was not that way up on my computer or when i took it, i certainly wasnt in Aus at the time.
Keyboard: A A4Tech thing that is old as, used it, then went to a old emac thing that I think has died and now back on the A4Tech, it has a mic port (which I don't use), a speaker port (which maybe dead now), a USB port and the keyboard uses a PS/2 port! Mouse: Cobra E-Blue, I like it but I want it in red! Speakers: Logitech things, sub is meant to be dead but it has come back from the dead unless I play Don't by Ed Sheeran! PC: A custom PC that I have posted before Mic: A crappy mic that is better than the one I was using before it Controller: A Afterglow 360 one that glows green that I need to clean the joysticks... Wheel: A Logitech MOMO Racing wheel which I need a power supply for!
Yeah blues would be great, i almost got the Daskeyboard professional but no lights on that so corsair i went.
Keyboard: Logitech G110 Mouse: Logitech G700 Headset: Logitech G35 Wheel: Logitech G25 See a trend? Controller: Wired Microsoft Xbox 360 controller Speakers: Klipsch Promedia 2.1
Keyboard : Razer Blackwidow Ultimate 2014 Mouse : Microsoft something Headphones : Razer Kraken Speakers : RFT 3010 HIFI from the 80's (82 to be exact) Amp (that counts, right?) : Schneider MP 2001, 100W Controllers : Cheap 20€ Speedlink XBox 360 thing and a SNES controller connected via a USB addapter Wheel : G25 or 27 once I can afford it.
I quite like my peripherals actually. Microphone: Audiotechnica AT2020+ USB Keyboard: Razer Blackwidow 2013 - Cherry MX Blue switches (LOVE THE NOISE ) Mouse: Razer Deathadder Chroma 2014 Headset: Turtle Beach PX21 2012 Wheel: Logitech G27 Joystick: Logitech Extreme 3D Pro - - - Updated - - - HAHAHA
I got the K70 yesterday, it looks really good and right now im using reactive typing and I looks really good. I wish it came in cherry blue switches because it sounds weird not having that ''click''.
Keyboard: Some crappy HP keyboard from 2005 that came with an old PC. Mouse: Mad Catz R.A.T. TE Mic/Webcam: Logitech Orbit AF Speakers: Bose Companion 3 Computer Speakers/a pair of cheapish Sony headphones. Wheel: Logitech G27 Joysticks: Logitech ATTK 3, Logitech Extreme 3D Pro Flight Yoke: Saitek Flight Pro yoke, throttle quadrant, and rudder pedals.
