Keyboard/mouse ?
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JeffTD
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Apple aluminium keyboard and Kensington Expert Mouse 4lyfe. Or 4aslong as Apple keeps this as the flagship keyboard.
LiberaScientia
Cat Dad
Some shitty compaq mouse and keyboard that came with my PC. I'll probably buy a decent keyboard/mouse when I get my new PC though.
ratsapprentice
God can gtfo
Apple wireless (no numpad) keyboard and magic mouse. The magic mouse is incredible, apart from the two feet being fairly fast wearing. Big fan.
On my pc I use a Logitech G110 and G500. Also love those two.
On my pc I use a Logitech G110 and G500. Also love those two.
I use this
Pretty nice for gaming, I don't think I could go back to the regular WASD keys now that I'm so used to it.
I have been using a logitech Mx518 for about 7 years but I recently got some mouse I can't recall the type (in the closet) as a backup for when this one goes out, if ever.
Pretty nice for gaming, I don't think I could go back to the regular WASD keys now that I'm so used to it.
I have been using a logitech Mx518 for about 7 years but I recently got some mouse I can't recall the type (in the closet) as a backup for when this one goes out, if ever.
Mutant
I hate that supercow !
Just a normal cheap keyboard i can cheaply replace when it is time to clean it 
And CM Storm Inferno.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpQZItPOlWc
9+1(profile change)+1(shift) buttons + cool software with macro capabilities = great mouse for work and for gaming.
And CM Storm Inferno.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpQZItPOlWc
9+1(profile change)+1(shift) buttons + cool software with macro capabilities = great mouse for work and for gaming.
LeSedna
Mat or Mateo
I have only a laptop now so the keyboard is the apple one, and honestly, I cannot go back now. I would buy an apple keyboard to plug it in a gamer PC if I had one. The soft but responsive touch is unreal when you get used to it. You only discover how good it is once you go back to another keyboard, it just feels like driving an old car after being used to your brand new one. I wish they released an apple keyboard with a PC keys setup for gaming.
I love the magic mouse, it's weird the first hours or days but then it's awesome. I hated the previous mouse though, the one with the little ball on top of it, I don't know how people could use this one, it was weird and not precise imo. With the new one, It's like using a mouse but thinking with your trackpad gestures all at once, you can swipe one finger, two finger, double tap, etc, just like your normal trackpad. The right/left clic recognition is flawless as well. I think it's better using another mouse for editing or precise things though because it's a little bit sensitive and it's easy to scroll when you don't want to. Or it's difficult to scroll left without scrolling a little bit up or down (can be annoying). I had one of those gaming mice (sound silly to write) with different dpi settings and stuff and it worked well until it died (the magic mouse seems more reliable though)
I don't use it anymore so much now because I exclusively use the MBP trackpad. Same, took me some weeks to get used to it instead of using the mouse, and now each time I try any competitor trackpad, it feels like I'm rubbing concrete, with unresponsive gestures. I have never tried the external trackpad they sell as well, but as silly as it would have sounded to me a year ago ("why the fuck would you use a trackpad instead of a mouse ?") I would consider it now if I had an iMac or a Mac Pro because when you're used to it, you can honestly do whatever you want with little effort, as long as it doesn't need extra precision (like gaming or editing). My MBP is the very first laptop for which I never feel the need to plug a mouse to, 24/7. Even for mixing a short project on Reaper or basic photo editing, I feel no pain doing it on the apple stock trackpad, it's precise, smooth, and responsive (would use the mouse for longer projects though). I think it's one of the best features of an apple MBP, and yet it's not considered by people who compare them with other brands. I would happily pay 100e to have it as an extra feature on a PC laptop if I wanted to buy one (if it was calibrated for windows because W7 doesn't feel as nice as OSX using it on my MBP). Same for its keyboard, although some competitors copied it (with rounded square soft plastic keys as opposed to big clicky PC keyboard keys) and made some decent ones.
I love the magic mouse, it's weird the first hours or days but then it's awesome. I hated the previous mouse though, the one with the little ball on top of it, I don't know how people could use this one, it was weird and not precise imo. With the new one, It's like using a mouse but thinking with your trackpad gestures all at once, you can swipe one finger, two finger, double tap, etc, just like your normal trackpad. The right/left clic recognition is flawless as well. I think it's better using another mouse for editing or precise things though because it's a little bit sensitive and it's easy to scroll when you don't want to. Or it's difficult to scroll left without scrolling a little bit up or down (can be annoying). I had one of those gaming mice (sound silly to write) with different dpi settings and stuff and it worked well until it died (the magic mouse seems more reliable though)
I don't use it anymore so much now because I exclusively use the MBP trackpad. Same, took me some weeks to get used to it instead of using the mouse, and now each time I try any competitor trackpad, it feels like I'm rubbing concrete, with unresponsive gestures. I have never tried the external trackpad they sell as well, but as silly as it would have sounded to me a year ago ("why the fuck would you use a trackpad instead of a mouse ?") I would consider it now if I had an iMac or a Mac Pro because when you're used to it, you can honestly do whatever you want with little effort, as long as it doesn't need extra precision (like gaming or editing). My MBP is the very first laptop for which I never feel the need to plug a mouse to, 24/7. Even for mixing a short project on Reaper or basic photo editing, I feel no pain doing it on the apple stock trackpad, it's precise, smooth, and responsive (would use the mouse for longer projects though). I think it's one of the best features of an apple MBP, and yet it's not considered by people who compare them with other brands. I would happily pay 100e to have it as an extra feature on a PC laptop if I wanted to buy one (if it was calibrated for windows because W7 doesn't feel as nice as OSX using it on my MBP). Same for its keyboard, although some competitors copied it (with rounded square soft plastic keys as opposed to big clicky PC keyboard keys) and made some decent ones.
amarshism
Member
pt keyboard with a weighted logitech gaming mouse and kensington expert (both [plugged in) so i can switch wrist posture every so often. smart
SocialNumb
Damn Christians!
ratsapprentice
God can gtfo
I don't think you would, for everything else they are awesome.
But for playing games 99% of the time you want a really tangible affirmation that you've pressed and are still pressing a key.
Notuern
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The #1 reason i still use old keyboards.
I bought a keyboard with low profile keys ~3 years ago.. i used it 3 times before giving it away to a friend and plugging in my old one again.
Using Apple's slim aluminum (w/ numpad) and Magic Mouse. I also have a Logitech MX510 as backup/for games. Never had a problem using this keyboard for games (FPS). *shrug*
ze kink
THE BLACK WIZARDS
Apple aluminum keyboard (with the cord and numpad) and a Logitech Performance Mouse MX. I've also got the Magic Trackpad on the left side of my keyboard, but I don't use it as much as my mouse.
I used to have the wireless model of the Apple keyboard, but I just need the numpad for PT and stuff, so I recently switched. I don't really need stuff to be wireless, I find. The Logitech's been going for over 3 years, and only recently has started developing some slight misclick/scroll wheel problems. Best mouse I've had so far, and I haven't really got any idea what to replace it with when it breaks. The Magic Mouse could be fine, but it's bluetooth and has a low dpi, so I'm not that sure... I hate mouse acceleration, and with the Logitech's dpi cranked (2000 IIRC) and all the speed multiplier stuff etc. turned off, it's been perfect.
When on the go, mobile tracking etc. I just always use the built-in keyboard and trackpad on my MBP.
I used to have the wireless model of the Apple keyboard, but I just need the numpad for PT and stuff, so I recently switched. I don't really need stuff to be wireless, I find. The Logitech's been going for over 3 years, and only recently has started developing some slight misclick/scroll wheel problems. Best mouse I've had so far, and I haven't really got any idea what to replace it with when it breaks. The Magic Mouse could be fine, but it's bluetooth and has a low dpi, so I'm not that sure... I hate mouse acceleration, and with the Logitech's dpi cranked (2000 IIRC) and all the speed multiplier stuff etc. turned off, it's been perfect.
When on the go, mobile tracking etc. I just always use the built-in keyboard and trackpad on my MBP.
Uros
Sonic Incision
I loove my Logitech g400, really handy for drum editing with its extra buttons. Rocks for playing Counter-Strike from time to time too!
For mobile recording I'm using one of those mini mouses.
For mobile recording I'm using one of those mini mouses.
StefTD
Member
I am a cheapass, don't own a keyboard at all, working on my laptop exclusivly and using the cheapest
mouse I could find...
But due to getting a whole new pc setup I am going to get me a decent keyboard/mouse combination.
mouse I could find...
But due to getting a whole new pc setup I am going to get me a decent keyboard/mouse combination.
