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Depends what exactly, almost every company makes some stuff good and some stuff rubbish.
Filco or Ducky for keyboards
And DO NOT buy a "Gaming" Headset, Buy a nice set of "audiophile" headphones and a good mic
Logitech G500 mouse
Logitech G710+ keyboard
or...
Razer DeathAdder 2013 mouse
Razer BlackWidow Ultimate Stealth 2014 keyboard
These are both great products which last for 8 years+, palm grip, optimal weighting, weave cable, accurate tracking, plus all the basic features you need with none of the rubbish that just breaks or is a complete waste.
Both however have software driver bundles (you use the same bulk software for both devices) so it's best to get them together.
To finish it off - group either of them with a....
Razer Goliathus (Speed or Control, depending on gaming style) mouse pad.
This takes your hardcore gaming to another level!
Indeed.
$119 for an Audiotechnica ATH M50s and a mic and you're good to go. I'd rather have a solid set of headphones for everything rather than a gaming headset.
So just as Azza said above, it depends on product.
Ironically one of the best mouses I had, was Genius branded. Not many would believe I guess.