[SOLVED] What keyboard/mouse do you use?

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Until a few days ago I was using a Roccat Ryos MK Pro with Cherry MX Brown switches, along with a Logitech G502 Hero mouse. I sometimes switch the mouse for a Corsair M65 (an older one without RGB and all that) I have lying about.

I'm still using primarely the G502, but I have recently switched the keyboard for a Corsair K95 Platinum RGB Gaming (or whatever it's called) with Cherry MX Speed switches. I hate the very colorfull stock settings of the keyboard, but it is very customizable and it's easily changed.
Until a few days ago I was using a Roccat Ryos MK Pro with Cherry MX Brown switches, along with a Logitech G502 Hero mouse. I sometimes switch the mouse for a Corsair M65 (an older one without RGB and all that) I have lying about.

I'm still using primarely the G502, but I have recently switched the keyboard for a Corsair K95 Platinum RGB Gaming (or whatever it's called) with Cherry MX Speed switches. I hate the very colorfull stock settings of the keyboard, but it is very customizable and it's easily changed.
 
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Likewise per @hang-the-9.

Generally Combo Microsoft or Logitech sets with an occasional big box generic (wired) just for testing use or for use by younger family members.

Use both wired and wireless - prefer wireless for the most part.

Biggest problem as of late has been the lettering wearing off of the keys. Even the more expensive keyboards do that now. Solution: stickies or white marker for the non-touch typists.

Rotate through about one of four keyboards/mice per year through breakage, wearing out, or I give an older one away from time to time as warranted.
 
Likewise per @hang-the-9.

Generally Combo Microsoft or Logitech sets with an occasional big box generic (wired) just for testing use or for use by younger family members.

Use both wired and wireless - prefer wireless for the most part.

Biggest problem as of late has been the lettering wearing off of the keys. Even the more expensive keyboards do that now. Solution: stickies or white marker for the non-touch typists.

Rotate through about one of four keyboards/mice per year through breakage, wearing out, or I give an older one away from time to time as warranted.

A solution for markings on keys wearing out 😉

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im currently using a razer black widow elite because i love the wrist rest and the green switches are very loud and i love it . my mouse is a roccat kone because i have large hands and its very comfortable and the build quality is very good , i also have a g502 but i find it a little small however the quality and value is great on this one