Looking to get a new mouse and keyboard.
What does everyone recommend?

Just keep it under $100 each please.



Thanks

Some Mice i'm looking at -
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Cooler+Master+-+Storm+Sentinel+Gaming+Mouse+-+Black/1509995.p?id=1218265772108&skuId=1509995
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Razer+-+Lachesis+Laser+Gaming+Mouse+-+Blue/8551649.p?id=1188561004967&skuId=8551649
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Logitech+-+G500+Laser+Gaming+Mouse+-+Black/Silver/9423527.p?id=1218102970726&skuId=9423527
 

Some Keyboards -
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Razer+-+BlackWidow+Mechanical+Gaming+Keyboard/1271997.p?id=1218245810840&skuId=1271997
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Razer+-+Lycosa+Gaming+Keyboard/8671494.p?id=1197074246860&skuId=8671494

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Just got the G9x to replace my G5 mouse and love it.  Been using the G15 keyboard for some time with no problems.  The LCD on the G15 is great, works well with TS.  Thats what I would recommend.

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The G9x looks huge. How does it feel in your hand?
I heard the new G15 keyboards are not that good.  The original was better.

How about this keyboard -
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823126087&nm_mc=OTC-Froogle&cm_mmc=OTC-Froogle-_-Keyboards-_-Logitech-_-23126087

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The G9x comes with two different skins.  I use the larger skin and it feels better than any mouse I have used.  Thats to bad about the G15, I have the older model, and like I said its great to be able to look down and see who is talking on TS.  If you can find one the LCD is a big plus, IMO.

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Also, please Re: http://www.politeandfriendly.com//modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=7793
 
We've gone into this a bit before, and I'm frankly too lazy to look it all up again

SSG.Braxis*BK*

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I go through mice like crazy and will say I'm very partial to Razor... With that being said the Mamba by Razer is the best I've ever used and one of the fastest responses of any wireless mouse . It has sensitivity toggles placed perfectly and everything can be customized . Fits perfectly in your hand and with the Destructor gaming pad it glides amazingly smooth. Here are my links to both the mouse and the pad.

http://store.razerzone.com/store/razerusa/en_US/pd/productID.169418100/categoryId.35208800-----------Mamba gaming mouse

http://store.razerzone.com/store/razerusa/en_US/pd/productID.223262700/categoryId.35208800----------- This one is the Tron mouse and matching gaming pad that is also excellent, mouse looks like it wouldn't fit in the hand properly but for medium to large hands the fit is nice. And the pad offers amazingly smooth movement of the mouse with all sorts of fancy lighting effects.

As far as keyboards go, the ones I would recommend are all over 100.00 bucks so no opinion can be offered there.

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The Lachesis is really good; that was the mouse I used before I bought the Naga. I used it for several years before getting the Naga. The nice thing about it is the profiler that allows you to assign keys to the mouse. Have always found it to be comfortable despite playing for hours and very precise. The on-the-fly dpi adjustment worked great when I played BF2; I kept it lower when infantry fighting and then bumped it up to higher speeds when I was in a tank and wanted to move the turret faster. That was the reason I switched to the Naga, gave me more keys to assign stuff to. Think you would be really pleased with it or any Razer for that matter.

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