Considering New Input Devices

[maverik-sg1]

All this keyboard talk recently makes me want to change mine - although the cordless set-up I have now has never let me down - somethimes a change is as good as a rest.

Currently using the original Cordless MX and G7 mouse, I am looking at:

http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/details/US/EN,CRID=2162,CONTENTID=11986

or maybe some sort of gamers keyboard that is worth the investment.

So post your gamers keyboard mouse suggestions here guys.

Mav

 

[Mindless-Moron]

Looks nice, wonder if it will ahve a proper enter key. I have a saitek eclipse its good but i loved my dinovo unfortunatly the left ctrl key didnt work, i have an mx revolution its awesome really compfy but it occasionally turns itself off and back on again. i dont have much luck.

 

[nick25]

I've just bought a Razer tarantula keyboard and razer copperhead mouse - both very nice and very much geared to gaming. I'm not sure I fully trust wireless for gaming but I know lots of people who happily gae on wireless devices.

 

[Echo]

I really didnt like my Copperhead mouse. I found it too low for my big hands. Amazing glide though. I tried a Diamondback and found that loads better.

I like the Microsoft/Razer Habu mouse! Its shape is really simple and clean, and isnt too different to your G7. Make sure you get a nicee mat too (Everglide Titan Monster Mat!)

For a keyboard, how about the Saitek Eclipse 2?