Getting New Gaming Mouse and Keyboard

[Glassy]

Was this a good choice? (trying to stay below $100 for keyboard and below $50 for mouse, So that's why I choose this)

Keyboard
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823816001
Mouse:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826153056

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[Littledude]

mouse seems basic and stuffty for $40

[Spectrum2]

Should buy a wireless mouse and keyboard combo

[Littledude]

Should buy a wireless mouse and keyboard combo

there's no benefit to wireless unless you want to use it from a couch or something. other than less wires, but I don't see wires as a problem.

[Plexious]

All keyboards and mice are the same. Don't bother spending money on few useless keys you'll never use.

[Chrono]

All keyboards and mice are the same. Don't bother spending money on few useless keys you'll never use.

"i dont use them so no one does"

[Glassy]

mouse seems basic and stuffty for $40

I have no need for one of those mice with the 8 buttons and stuff, if that's where your getting at.

[Glassy]

Should buy a wireless mouse and keyboard combo

Wireless you just have to switch out batteries all the time, And they are more expensive, I have no need.

[Plexious]

"i dont use them so no one does"

Only button I use is the calculator and on my keyboard I'll accidentally open Hotmail during the middle of a game.

[Chrono]

Only button I use

here's where you prove my point.

[Littledude]

I have no need for one of those mice with the 8 buttons and stuff, if that's where your getting at.

then you shouldn't be spending $40 on it

[Glassy]

then you shouldn't be spending $40 on it

Then suggest a other one with good gaming performance?

[Ben Grapevine]

Razer Naga and Razer Black Widow like me