QOTW: Which keyboard and mouse are you using?

[philehidiot]

For a keyboard, I use a modified cashew nut which is linked to an Arduino and USB controller. Chewing on the nut creates input. Input (in the form of a$, b$ and maybe even c$) is influenced by alcohol. Alcohol is influenced by the offers Morrison's happens to have on that week. Therefore, my primary PC HID is a woman with a trolley full of cider who isn't looking where she is going.

My mouse is Frankinstine's monster's head and neck with the bolts wired to a PS/2 port. Because Lenin's head was behind too much bulletproof glass.

Hic.

[blueball]

Corsair K70 RGB MK.2 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard = 10/10
Corsair Dark Core RGB Wireless/Wired Gaming Mouse = 9/10 (thumb button positioning needs some work but reprogramming the keys sorted things out)

Have had 2 Roccat Kone mice in the past, both failed after 13 months and Roccat couldn't have cared less! Interestingly they both failed the same way, pressing the mouse button gave a double click not a single click! Will never buy Roccat again!

[GinoLatino]

Keyboard: Microsoft natural ergonomic keyboard 4000
14 year old and still kicking, the best ergonomic keyboard ever made imo.

Mouse: Logitech G500
10 year old, a solid mouse!

Both will probably be replaced only if they stop working.

[OOSeven]

Mr boring average K70 and a Razer Deathadder from year ago. Boring but solid choices.

[Smudger]

Keyboard: Some MS curvy thing, years old
Mouse: Logitech MX518. Also many, many years old but still going strong.

Neither get very much use these days.

Work Mouse is a Logitech MX Master, picked it up for £40 on one of those Amazon days, very comfy and responsive. I especially like the clutch on the scroll wheel, so you can quick-scroll.

[graylok]

Asus ROG Claymore with Logitech G903 on a Powerplay Mat, After around 3 Razer Chroma keyboards that all failled (the last I broke across my knee in frustration). An expensive and ultimately reliable solution. My only gripe with the Claymore is that the keycaps and the num pad detatch to easily!

[graylok]

Asus ROG Claymore with Logitech G903 on a Powerplay Mat, After around 3 Razer Chroma keyboards that all failled (the last I broke across my knee in frustration). An expensive and ultimately reliable solution. My only gripe with the Claymore is that the keycaps and the num pad detatch to easily!

[jigjog888]

EG Element gaming aluminium RGB, only cost £17 and very heavy so doesn't fly off the desk, coupled with a Gigabyte ECO600 Laser Mouse Wireless (batteries last for ages in this)

[Hoonigan]

I'm using a Razer Blackwidow Elite and Razer Mamba Hyperflux + Firefly.

[roger that]

G903 and original G15

[Dashers]

ErgodoxEZ with Cherry Clears

And a Kone XTD Optical.

I'm interested in trying out philehidiot's cashew nut system - but I just don't like nuts.

I use an old Microsoft Habu mouse at work, the right button double-fires frequently which is why I replaced it at home, but it's a very nice mouse otherwise.

[beholder]

Keyboard: Havit HV-KB395L (full layout, low profile mechanical keyboard with blue switches)
Mouse: Logitech G502 HERO

Notes: I'm looking to change my keyboard with the Vortex Tab 90M

[Presto86]

Mouse: Logitech M90
Keyboard:??? has no name. I had it a long time, about 10 years still works fine.

[thatguyfromgreece]

Razer Blackwidow Chroma 2014 and Razer Deathadder Expert.
After nearly 5 years of 10 hours use a day the blackwidow is having some problems and a guy I know is selling me a Corsair K90 for 50$.

[VykkuF]

Keyboard: Thinkpad Compact USB keyboard. Pretty much ideal keyboard for me. I use Thinkpad laptops a lot on the go and having the same feel, layout and trackpoint at home is amazing. Got it for £12 from CEX and it was in perfect condition

Mouse: Mad Catz RAT 3. Has lasted me over 5 years, and only a few days ago the middle wheel button stopped working. They don't have a great reputation but I enjoyed using it and if they were still available, I might have ordered another one. Ordered a Corsair M55 Pro RGB as a replacement.

[PANTHERR]

For a keyboard I am using the cooler master masterkeys pro m. This is a great keyboard for me as it includes a numpad even though it has a smaller for factor. It also uses standard size keycaps which is great for when I replace them.

For my mouse I am using a Logitech g703 . Got this on sale on Amazon and it has been pretty good so far. Works better than my previous g403 and now I can't live without wireless.