I'd advise ANY gamer who doesn't already have a mousepad to get one. No need for fancy backlighting or macro keys, I just want it to be easy to type with and the keys to not be curved. It just glides, no more rugged, scratchy mouse movements, it's amazing.įor keyboards, I have a Razer Arctosa, which I bought because I LOVE the flat keys, and the low profile.
The keyboard is fully capable of being used as your standard keyboard as well as gaming keyboard. Its really small and you have to look to press it. The only complaints I have are 1) Lights are red, they clash with the rest of my case (white lachesis/blue fans lol) but thats almost a non issue 2) space of the esc key. This keyboard has macro keys, adjustable backlight and cruise control. I just got a Sidewinder X6, and I agree with the above poster, the typing is AWESOME. The Razer Tarantula is an elegant piece with. This allows you to use it to both gambling and regular everyday usage. It’s also capable to revert into a normal computer at the touch of a button. EVERYTHING is so much smoother when compared to my (what I thought was smooth) desktop. 3000, its main feature is its adjustable design, which add to the comfort of the gamer. The Microsoft SideWinder X6 boasts a multitude of features like a detachable keypad 2 colour adjustable rear lighting, in match macro recording etc. My KDR in games (particularly sniping in TF2, where headshots are near essential) nearly doubled.
It comes with 12 buttons out of which seven are user programmable.
Microsoft SideWinder X8 This is one of the best wireless mice for gaming purposes. You can buy this model for anywhere around 75. Bought a steelseries mousepad, OH MY GORSH. The keyboard has three color illumination settings for themes in red, purple, and blue with brightness adjustment. Bought a Microsoft Habu, didn't like it at all. I had a $10 cheap ass mouse, was the most comfortable mouse I've ever used, but then the cord wore down and it stopped working, and I lack the skills to fix it. I don't need the $100+ keyboards or anything, what REALLY makes a difference in my playing is how smooth the feet of the mouse are, and how comfortable the mouse is.
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