Advice on Keyboard and mouse

[TODD90]

I'm looking for help on which keyboard and mouse to get for my build I have a combined budget of £70 currently i've shortlisted the Asus ROG Sica mouse and zalman zm-k500 keyboard

[dfour]

They both look up to the task and the kb has some good reviews on OCUK. The mouse has only 3 buttons though and is aimed at the MOBA crowd more than fps games if thats what you play.

mouse review

[TODD90]

The Logitech g600 looks good I've seen it for £28 and it has more macros

[dfour]

If your buying soon this is a steal

CM storm havoc mouse half price

[town2you]

Logitech is good at mouse and keyboard, you can go to there website have a look

[TODD90]

Thanks i think i'll buy it currently on sale with a mouse pad but the keyboard has mixed reviews

[retromoustache]

I would have a peek at the Logitech G402 as a mouse to consider, seeming as the earlier Logitech G400 did so well for many pro players in the eSports community.
For the keyboard, the Zalman ZM-K500 as you've already shortlisted looks like a great buy!

[TODD90]

Thanks for your response it does look like good vaalue

[Psycownage]

You can find the non-chroma, 2013 razer deathadder for around £40 and it is in my opinion the best mouse shape ever made. I have tried a lot of mice in the past including:

Rat 9
Gigabyte Uranium
Gigabyte Aivia M8600
Steelseries sensei
Logitech G5
Logitech G700
Razer Lachesis
Razer Ouroboros
Corsiar M60

YMMV, I have rather large hands and mouse shape is personal preference. If you are based around Bolton, Scan usually have a good selection to try in store, if not, PC World have started carrying some of the more popular ones and again can be tried in store.

[TODD90]

I waited i while then a got the logitech g600 for £28 and i picked up a corsair k65 for £48 went slightly over budget but im pleased with both products

[defcon1]

Logitech G500 has served me well. You can adjust the weight. Should be ok for large hands.

[Pullock]

That's a couple of nice deals you got there well done, I was about to suggest the Strix line of products but hope your happy with what you got

[ma9mwah2]

for the mouse there's nothing better than actually trying them out at a shop. Everyone has different shaped hands. I've not found one better than my old logitech MX lazer, so even though it doesn't have a 'user replaceable' battery I've dismantled both my home and work mouse about to fit a new battery in it.

[Banthon]

Depending on the size of your hands I can recommend the Corsair M95 although the button placement takes some getting used to

[gamely]

Great product makes life a lot easier. Kodi keyboard from Amazon.