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ShcShc Canada912 Posts February 22 2009 00:33 GMT #141 Logitech MX Revolution Mouse. I just love the comfort of it. Makes my wrist feel that everything is smoothed out and "streamlined" whether if its with gaming or with any other work. Kind have a frictionless scroll wheel to fly to add more comfort and whatnot.

MamiyaOtaru United States1687 Posts February 22 2009 01:22 GMT #142 Mine is my Deck Legend keyboard. Bog standard layout, but with mechanical keyswitches rated for 50 million keystrokes, with each key backlit by its own long life LED, with the lettering being areas of the key that are without dye, so the characters will never wear off. It's nice to know this thing is going to be around. But my favourite bit is the ability to press every key at once, and have them all register (provided one is using the ps/2 version). I can play any chord in frets on fire, can steer left while giving gas and brake, lean left while walking forward/right and crouching and zooming, whatever I want. n-key rollover (not some half assed anti-ghosting) is unbeatable. Swappable keycaps with fun/useful symbols add a little flair. Also, having mods covered under warranty is sweet, should I choose to go that route. I also love my Deathadder, but the Legend is awesome!

omninmo 2349 Posts February 22 2009 01:29 GMT #143 my favorite peripheral has got to be my krait mouse. The grip i get from this mouse is unmatched. I also have a deathadder and logitech 310 both of which fail in comparison. Originally, i was hesitant to buy a krait since it lacks side buttons but after several weeks it became clear that no other mouse would do. The lack of side buttons only increases the fluidity and response from this sleek and sexy handpiece. It also makes me faster with my gestures since i cant rely on the buttons like i used to for dota games. The krait was recommended to me by a top war3 progamer in beijing a few months ago and i must say he wasnt messing around. Just thinking about clicking the krait as it slithers around on my desk fills me with ergonomic delight. On the fly sensitivity is also killer. This feature of most razer mice allows the user to control mouse sensitivity anytime, anywhere by depressing the mousewheel and scrolling. Its crucial for changing sensitivity in-game. I love the krait and so will you! Try it. You will be very pleased. ps razer please release a mechanical keyboard. Your keyboards have lots of fancy abilities and lights but the essential element, the keys and input board, are lackluster. I returned my anaconda in favor of a simple cherry keyboard.

omninmo 2349 Posts February 22 2009 01:36 GMT #144 my favorite peripheral has got to be my krait mouse. The grip i get from this mouse is unmatched. I also have a deathadder and logitech 310 both of which fail in comparison. Originally, i was hesitant to buy a krait since it lacks side buttons but after several weeks it became clear that no other mouse would do. The lack of side buttons only increases the fluidity and response from this sleek and sexy handpiece. It also makes me faster with my gestures since i cant rely on the buttons like i used to for dota games. The krait was recommended to me by a top war3 progamer in beijing a few months ago and i must say he wasnt messing around. Just thinking about clicking the krait as it slithers around on my desk fills me with ergonomic delight. On the fly sensitivity is also killer. This feature of most razer mice allows the user to control mouse sensitivity anytime, anywhere by depressing the mousewheel and scrolling. Its crucial for changing sensitivity in-game. I love the krait and so will you! Try it. You will be very pleased. ps razer please release a mechanical keyboard. Your keyboards have lots of fancy abilities and lights but the essential element, the keys and input board, are lackluster. I returned my anaconda in favor of a simple cherry keyboard.

Jonoman92 United States9107 Posts February 22 2009 02:00 GMT #145 Funny, the guy above me put the Krait too! I bought the Krait since it was supposedly designed for RTS games and it has worked great. It fits my hand, grips my cheap mouse pad well and it's 1600DPI was a must when I recently upgraded to a 22" LCD screen. It's my favorite mouse I've used so far, and it was also pretty cheap too. Like $30 if I remember correctly. edit: btw those earphone things looks sweet, I'd like a pair

JeeJee Canada5652 Posts February 22 2009 06:57 GMT #146 Damn, I never realized how many people owned razer stuff. I guess they grew a lot over the past few years. I'll be damned if I can find any of them in brick and mortar stores around here though. And this is the one thing you can't buy on the net based on reviews. So, no razer for me. Sticking with my oldschool mx revolution (damn love the weight and stability on this, perfect for FPS, and yet glides so well that it manages to be a godsend for RTS as well. Oh and the continuous scroll wheel on this thing is awesome. I dunno if that's a standard feature in new mice now, but if not, it certainly should be. Too bad for lefties I suppose though), 10$ logitech headset (lots of noise leakage but it's extremely comfortable and gets the job done), and my awesome laptop keyboard. Desktop keyboards click too loud Good luck to whoever wins this (having skimmed the thread I think I know who they will be )

Puosu 7012 Posts February 22 2009 07:45 GMT #147 Logitech Mini Optical because the koreans use it and it makes me all warm inside to know that I'm touching the same mouse as they are .. oh NaDa.. huhu My "Trust Windows 98 Power Keyboard" is a close second, just because I've gotten used to it so well I would never be able to change to another one.

Energies Australia3225 Posts February 22 2009 07:46 GMT #148 I have a Logitech G5 Mouse. Easily the best gaming mouse I have ever owned, if it dies (which it never will as it is made like a beast) I would merely buy another! I can't really explain the atmosphere of this mouse, but if you lift it off the mouse pad and place it back down, it owns the mouse pad, it sits there with such grace and prowess while my Razer diamondback before its sensor stopped functioning for no reason would feel cheap and flimsy as if a gust of wind would take it, it held no presence or authority. I just love the single function key placed above the thumb, ergonomically amazing to reach, great for Vent and Teamspeak. The scroll wheel is also a favorite of mine, after almost 3 years of use, it still functions as eloquently as the day I bought it. Can't say I have ever really used the quick dpi switch buttons though, but its good to have the option. And who ever made the cord on this thing is a man after my own heart, I'm convinced I could hold the mouse by the cord and swing it around my head and nothing would happen, it is synthetically coated and has no tangle issues. I'm a pretty harsh critic, its a shame that I had a dud razer, but unfortunately the one bad experience has turned me off their mice. My G5 does however live on a Razer ExactMat - Control Side which is a fabulous piece of work. My keyboard is an EverGlide T-1000. I use it for a couple of reasons. Simple and slim. It has it's own headphone/microphone and USB jack. I love those. T-1000 + Show Spoiler + (Are you kidding me? Awesome!)

Teejing Germany1360 Posts February 22 2009 15:12 GMT #149 Logitech MX Revolution Mouse and my mousepad exactMatXspeed. Solid products for not too much money. I do not need any fancy extras so those products are perfect for me.

Makiva 88 Posts February 22 2009 22:08 GMT #150 I play a lot of online pictionary (and draw a lot during my free time), so the Wacom Bamboo Tablet (small) is by far my favorite peripheral. not the archetypal gaming peripheral, but it sure comes in handy when playing flash games / msn games with friends where you can doodle distracting images in the dialogue box.

st3f Canada168 Posts February 22 2009 22:31 GMT #151 My favorite peripheral is the DT35, although it has been regarded as a "bandwagon" since practically every progamer uses it, I've never purchased a better, cheaper keyboard like this one. I never had the money to purchase the Tarantula or the $80 G15s. So I decided to jump on the wagon to see what the hype was all about for this keyboard. I was surprised at how comfortable typing and gaming could be. During Starcraft, I don't use any multimedia keys anyways, so bringing something like the size of the G15 would be a hassle,. plus the drivers (if needed for the keys). The design is just plain and simple, Because of the DT35, I can never go back to any other keyboard but the DT35

BBS Germany204 Posts February 22 2009 22:40 GMT #152 i love my damn H&H 00 keyboard because it's so long-living and my normal keyboards die just after a few months under my hands 8[

HyoSang United States194 Posts February 22 2009 23:07 GMT #153 Logitech MX Revolution Mouse as well, It's ergonomic design makes it feel natural in you hand. The buttons are placed in an intuitive fashion, but do not intrude upon regular use. The additional buttons, lower left scroll-wheel, and toggled scroll wheel makes the Logitech MX revolution one of the most customizable peripherals on the market. It doesn't try to revolutionize the mouse, necessarily, but rather it pushes the standard mouse design to its limits, with extremely satisfying results. Which makes it my top pick.

Kaltes_Feuer Netherlands7 Posts February 23 2009 06:08 GMT #154 i wanna win !!! =)))

Eskii Canada544 Posts February 23 2009 08:27 GMT #155 My favourite is easily my mousepad, it was a christmas present from my best friend Jason a few years ago. He has always been artistically inclined and made an amazing Eskimo and Igloo motif on my mousepad! It is incredible, and is easily one of the best presents I have ever recieved, even though the colours are fading now, and I have lost the bottom part of the mousepad, I will still use it until it has broken in half, its special to me.

-slo.m1ke- Slovenia352 Posts February 23 2009 14:26 GMT #156 My favouite is my fucked up mouse. It's a Logitech MX518 and its fucked up. its my 3rd mx518 and i had 3 mx510's before, but its still my favourite. As a FPS player, my mouse is really important to me cause it allows me to have perfect control ingame. The shape is just pefect, fitting my right palm like it was made for me, the size is perfect. The buttons on the mouse are huge for me (as i use all 5 of them all the time) and i dont only shoot with my mouse i also move with my mouse. Aim / strafe / control , being able to turn 180° with no problem -> Perfection. And altough its sensor can be fucked up a bit sometimes and it makes me really angry i wouldnt trade it for anything. i played a lot of great and intense matches with this mouse and thats why im so connected to it. even if someone gave me a deathadder i'd still play with this mouse cause this 1 has a lot of my sweat on it (sweat = skill).

XDawn Canada4040 Posts February 24 2009 01:47 GMT #157 Easily my Razer Krait. The minute I ordered this online, I knew I wouldn't regret it. It's been almost 2 years now and I'm still using it along with my eXactmaT =]. As soon as I installed it, the speed of the mouse increased dramatically and was practically impossible for me to control, but as an SC:BW (RTS) player, I got used to it pretty easily and my skills and love for the game also increased. Everyone else around me I've seen getting a diamondback or some high tech logitech mouse which as features that probably aren't going to get used anyway, which is why I stuck with my Krait - simple, elegant and effective.

McFly United States116 Posts February 24 2009 01:52 GMT #158 Favorite gaming peripheral: TeamLiquid.net Without it there would be no foreign SC:BW scene. +1

Megalisk United States6095 Posts February 24 2009 02:03 GMT #159 My favorite peripheral is my mouse pad, and perhaps one of my most essential as well. It seems nowadays people blow big bucks on a mouse when the really don't have to. A good mouse pad, which is comfortable, and the right size can dramatically change performance in game. Ive owned multiple mousepads, used them all for a fair amount of time, and found nothing beats a strong, durable, smooth pad. The perfect mousepad however, also comes at a fair price, I have played on "High end gaming surfaces" and your standard mouspad that costs 8 dollars, and found little difference in texture, and play. Its easy to see that tons of people are duped, when in reality, they are paying for a "cool logo". By no regards is any mouspad perfect, but I look forward to encountering the best pad possible (a quest still continue). I have used the Mantis playing surface, and the Goliathus surface (both speed and control) by Razer, and didn't feel like I was getting my moneys worth, I understand it is a business, but I found little difference in the mantis and another "lower end" pad I used. That being said, good luck with your ( what I assume) research on gaming products.

Pyrrhuloxia United States6700 Posts February 24 2009 02:15 GMT #160 I think that Razer could make a great competitor to go against the Belkin N52te. The Belkin N52 was pretty good but has now been replaced by the abysmal N52te. The N52te would be nearly the perfect peripheral for hardcore MMO users, but the drivers are just terrible. Somehow, no more than one key can be assigned to each button, including the diagonals of the directional pad, so the directional pad cannot be assigned to WASD. This has led users to unwieldy workarounds that often misfire. Razer should make an MMO pad similar to the Belkin N52te, but with better drivers and better listening to the community (which I know Razer, as generous sponsors of the TSL, can do). Also, if you replaced the directional pad with a good analog stick, it could probably be used for many more genres of games and have broader appeal.

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