Do i need to spend a lot of money on a mouse and keyboard to have a good gaming experience

[Ferrariassassin]

Do i really need to spend $80 and up on a keyboard and mouse to have a good gaming experience or will an average or slightly above average keyboard and mouse be ok? I do not play online and i do not intend to, i just play games such as Skyrim Assassins Creed, and games with great stories behind it. I will be getting the Corsair Vengeance K70 Red Cherry MX with Gun Metal Finish and Red backlight and the Logitech G502 gaming mouse but i am not getting these two things until December because of my Christmas bonus! YAYYYYY but my CPU cam in a while back ago and my GPU is coming in between now and the first week of October and i won't have any mouse or keyboard to play it with and i was wondering if i should buy the Cooler Master CM Storm Devastator mouse and keyboard combo since it has great review and also "VERY" cheap at only $29.99 and even has a backlit light. Should i get it or just wait until december when i get my main mouse and keyboard. I was going to get my mouse and keyboard November but i was getting my monitor.

 

[turkey3_scratch]

I will play games on my $17 wireless keyboard and mouse bundle and am more than happy.

 

[Ferrariassassin]

I will play games on my $17 wireless keyboard and mouse bundle and am more than happy.

Lol, thats what i am thinking, most people say you need to spend $100 on mice or keyboards to even play games good

 

[USAFRet]

I will play games on my $17 wireless keyboard and mouse bundle and am more than happy.

Lol, thats what i am thinking, most people say you need to spend $100 on mice or keyboards to even play games good

And those people are clueless.
It is a bad carpenter that blames his tools.

 

[tsuneo6]

I have a dell keyboard... and I've been gaming/working with it for over 8 years now and it still works perfectly.
I once tried a razer mouse, and it broke after a year. the RMB would doubleclick so I got myself a cheaper gigabyte "gaming" mouse (I wanted a mouse with 2 sidebuttons) and this one has been quite good till now(I've only been using it for 1.5 years)

so no...to experience gaming you dont need special equipment.
if you are a competitive gamer, if you do alot of contests on high level, you might want some more advanced gear

 

[Ferrariassassin]

I have a dell keyboard... and I've been gaming/working with it for over 8 years now and it still works perfectly.
I once tried a razer mouse, and it broke after a year. the RMB would doubleclick so I got myself a cheaper gigabyte "gaming" mouse (I wanted a mouse with 2 sidebuttons) and this one has been quite good till now(I've only been using it for 1.5 years)

so no...to experience gaming you dont need special equipment.
if you are a competitive gamer, if you do alot of contests on high level, you might want some more advanced gear

Thanks man Would this do good?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823129030&cm_re=gaming_mouse_and_keyboard-_-23-129-030-_-Product

 

[USAFRet]

Thanks man Would this do good?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823129030&cm_re=gaming_mouse_and_keyboard-_-23-129-030-_-Product

Mice and keyboards are very personal items. What fits your hand might not fit mine.

 

[Ferrariassassin]

Thanks man Would this do good?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823129030&cm_re=gaming_mouse_and_keyboard-_-23-129-030-_-Product

Mice and keyboards are very personal items. What fits your hand might not fit mine.

True, true. I like a palm grip and i would love a mouse that has something to rest my pinkie finger on so my hand wont be dragging on the side. I thing the Logitech G602 looks like it may be good from its size.

 

[tsuneo6]

I dont realy kow about the quality. but I read a little review, it was in dutch sadly enough so it's not much use to you. but they were having the same doubts as me.(about the quality and the "low" price" but they said that it is decent quality. so I think you're good to go with that.