Your favorite keyboard + mouse

Like I said earlier I have the MX Duo but I dont know how others would feel about the extra weight when gaming. I notice it (meaning I hate it) in BF2 when I am in a tank and have to pick up the mouse to do a 180 with the turret.

But I notice no lag, no decreased preformance, and although I have not had it long, I have never had a battery problem. I charge it overnight every other day. I, for some reason, can never remember to put it in every night.
 
Saitek Gaming Keyboard
Razer Diamondback
Icemat Rev 2.

Best setup I've ever used.. very accurate, and it gets me the win all the time..
 
keyboard: logitech elite or microsoft natural keyboard
mouse: logitech dual optical or mx310
mousepad: func1030 (either side)

had to revert to the mx310 since the dual optical couldnt track fast enough for the func mousepad poor little thing i used to love that mouse. but my current setup is the natural keyboard and mx310. i dont know but i kinda of love the natural ergonomics of keyboarding. awkward at first yes, but once you get the hang of it its hard to let go.
 
Used to have a Model M for 3 years. I thought it was the best keyboard in the world. Then somehow I felt it was a bit to big, very heavy and way to loud when typing.

Im using a noname keyboard from 93 now it has got mushy feel but it feels great. And there are no windows keys, I hate them, always get in the way.

I would love to try some hi-end anatomic keyboards in the future but they cost an arm and a leg. I am also thinking about maybe trying the Apple keyboard. It seems sweet. Or the happy hacking keyboard but I need numeric pad and extra keys :-(

Model M ? no thanks.. never again!
 
I use a logitech elite and MS intellimouse optical 1.1A (it maybe old but it's still the best)
 
Logitech Elite Keyboard

Logitech MX510 Mouse

Func1030 Mousepad (rough side)

I wanna say the Logitech MX518... but I've never used it.
 
mx310 here. same sensor as the 510 and $20 less... plus lighter weight makes it effortless..

Though the razor's were looking nice at Best Buy last night.. Hrmm..
 
Keyboard: MS Natural Elite
Mouse: Logitech Cordless Click Plus
 
keyboard: nothing special, a reeeeeeally old one from a compaq computer I must have gotten 5-8 years ago.

mouse: Microsoft IntelliMouse Optical 5-Button USB/PS2

God I love my mouse. Now whenever I have to use a mouse without two side buttons like it has, I almost always get angry because I am without my perfect mouse. It's not wireless, so no worries about batteries/response time.
http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/mouseandkeyboard/productdetails.aspx?pid=004

mousepad: a mousepad I got from a math competition.

Has anyone used "ratzpadz?" Are they any different from a normal mousepad? Are any of these special mousepads any good? Do they make a difference? I'd like to know if it would be a good investment.
 
Simple Setup here. Microsoft Digital Keyboard Pro, and a Kensington Pilot Mouse Pro. Great mouse for gaming too BTW.
 
There is no problem when picking up the mouse and moving it, if anything id say it was better than the MX700 i had. The only problem i have had is running network cables over or around the reciever, it causes problems. All you have to do is have the reciever within good range, if theres any problems such as lag or keyboard doesnt work move the reciever closer.
 
mr_pollock said:
IBM Model M

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and Logitech MX518 yay

Sweet keyboard. Nothing beats the feel of the old mechanical keys.
 
Microsoft Wireless ergo multimedia and wireless Intellimouse Explorer 2.0 here.
 
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