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Get the sensei raw, it has a good sensor regardless of what people say you must just get used to it .The click responsiveness is nice, and its comfortable to hold even though it isn't ergonomic like a DA.
SS 6gv2, 99.99 mech and num pad. http://steelseries.com/products/keyboards/steelseries-6gv2
Have you looked into the SS 7g or 6gv2? Best for the price ,mx black switches. Num pad and no backlight, but its worth it.
The raw will most likely be slightly lighter due to less leds n stuff, this might be nice for the people that complained about the sensei's weight.
Steel series 7g or 6gv2 sounds like this could be for you. Best in the price range, MX black switches. which i personally find the best for typing (its a matter of preference, but seeing as this was my first mech i got used to them.)
Steel series 7g or 6gv2. Best mech keyboards for the price ,solid as and all that anti ghosting is good. Pretty basic, everything you need and a really solid build so it's not going to ***** out and break on you.
kayboard: Steel Series 7g/6gv2. Best mech keyboards for the price, not back lit but cmon learn to touch type. Upon that note, amazing for typing. Mouse: Sensei (raw), (4 side buttons) If you meant 6 side buttons, i guess you could look...
Any of the Steel Series Qck mats if you want a soft mat, the SS 9HD if you want a hard mat. The qck is the absolute industry standard, and the 9hd is the best hardmat out there if that's your thing.
Steel series sensei. It is somewhat heavy weight, you won't be able to do **** to it.
http://shop.steelseries.com/us/audio/steelseries-siberia-in-ear-headphone.html Steel series siberia in ear. Beautiful sound for the price, NOT FOR GAMING. I think these are definitely your best bet. Good low end aswell.
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