Need some advice on KB/M

but while the customization options are cool, it looks stupid as hell and uncomfortable to me. :P raven_squad

Razer fo' sho'. I love my Lycosa, get it.

Razer fo' sho'. I love my Lycosa, get it.

psn8214

i love razer...got a carachias headset the mamba mouse and onza 360 pad...couldnt be happier with them

Don't get a Logitech board. They are flashy junk. Get a mechanical keyboard instead for the tactile feedback. The Razer Blackwidow is a Mechanical board and is in the same budget as that Logitech. I haven't used the RAT so I won't say anything about it. I use a Logitech G500 and it is a solid mouse. k0r3aN_pR1d3

Don't get a Logitech board. They are flashy junk. Get a mechanical keyboard instead for the tactile feedback. The Razer Blackwidow is a Mechanical board and is in the same budget as that Logitech. I haven't used the RAT so I won't say anything about it. I use a Logitech G500 and it is a solid mouse. k0r3aN_pR1d3

I don't recommend Logitech either. I've been having pretty bad luck with them lately. I've only had my Razer Deathadder black edition for a short time now, but so far I really love it and would definitely recommend it for a reasonably priced gaming mouse. I've never used that RAT 7, but while the customization options are cool, it looks stupid as hell and uncomfortable to me. :P

I'm considering the Razer Lycosa myself right now because of how fond I am of the Deathadder. raven_squad

Very weird. I've always used Logitech and never have had a problem with either the mice or keyboards.

One of the keys on my G11 died and Logitech replaced it without a problem.

Thanks a lot for the feedback guys, and judging from all these posts, no Logitech products for me this time. [QUOTE="psn8214"]

Razer fo' sho'. I love my Lycosa, get it.

Gamerperson33

Razer Lycosa is one od the worst keyboard out there...i have one and it b roke down on me...and yes i had the problem with the keys not responding...at first i had only to unplug it and everything was back to normal...after a while...it didnt worked anymore...all of that happened in the first 6 months...I should of search some specific forums before buying it...because it seems that 50% of the people that have/had a lycosa said it broke down in the first year...

I also had two mice from Razer...one of them Abyssus...i can tell you that i Razer makes their products from cheap and poor quality materials...The Abyssus is made from a very cheap kind of plastic with a cheap wire...it is junk...

I would not recommend Razer to anyone...

Now i have this keyboard http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YWdUu2wPcM (Tt Challenger) and a G500...i couldnt be more satisfied with them both...

Just don't get the R.A.T. 7. I have both the Razer Mamba and the Saitek R.A.T. 9 (is the same as the R.A.T. 7 but wireless) and despite both have some flaws the problems of the R.A.T. are worse. Cons:

#The lens from the R.A.T. is somewhat erratic, sometimes being freezed or unable to read/move horizontally. Annoying as hell when happens.

#The software forces you to load your customized setup any time you turn on your PC.

#Despite the innovations in ergonomics, the mouse isn't as comfortable as you can expect. Tons of sharp edges.

As probation about I have those ones:

If you can spend a bit more get a mechanical keyboard. I have a razer blackwidow myself, but people say they are the worst.. I don't know I like mine. Either way mechanical keyboards are awesome and I guess my ignorance of greater mechanical keyboards is a blessing.

Just note that keyboards like the blackwidow are mx blue switches and they are quite loud. If the prospect of a loud clickity clack keyboard bother you, you can invest in a more expensive and quiet mechnical keyboard with different switches.

Again, I can't stress enough how awesome mechnical keyboards are.