Razer or logitech?

[ricethecool]

The 2 (probably) most known “gaming” peripheral companies, which do you prefer?

No the most known is probably not accurate but eh, I’ll go with it

[Spawn of Totoro]

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Logitech. I gave Razer a try with their headphones, but still prefer Logitech.

I mean the mice are good, can’t recommend any other products

Logitech mice and headsets, from my experience. Never tried their keyboards, other then at the store.

Wouldn't mind trying the X52 Pro. I have several games that a flight stick would work well with.

[Affronter]

I avoid Razer.

Logitech, SteelSeries, Corsair are my go-tos

[ricethecool]

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Logitech has worked for me for years.
Razer is that pricey overrated tech company right? I don't bother with them when Logitech is willing to sell exceptional goods for a very reasonable price.

Yep, and especially with products like the g203 (I think) it makes Logitech the best value as a leading brand, strange how some are extremely cheap and Razers competing mice don’t stand a chance (basilisk compared to g502 seeming as these are the 2 most identical mice)

[ricethecool]

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I avoid Razer.

Logitech, SteelSeries, Corsair are my go-tos

Understandable, I hate the whole “gamer” “rgb” “pro gamer” ♥♥♥♥ that Razer promotes

[🦊 Hermit]

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I mean the mice are good, can’t recommend any other products

Logitech mice and headsets, from my experience. Never tried their keyboards, other then at the store.

I have an old Logi KB which was given to me second-hand by a friend. He'd had it for years, and it's been attached to my PC now for six or seven years beyond that. Still going just fine.

That's their older stuff though - it's their newer items which are increasingly low build quality and lacking features. And their software to go with said products, plus their customer service, is very bad now.

They used to be very respectable indeed, but they've gone downhill terribly...

[Morkonan]

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I mean the mice are good, can’t recommend any other products

Logitech mice and headsets, from my experience. Never tried their keyboards, other then at the store.

The best headset I ever owned was a boom-mike, single speaker, wrap-around set made for the Sony Playstation by Plantronics. Plantronics was making headsets before there were headsets... I would never recommend any headset over a compatible/equitable Plantronics model. (I am, however, not someone who uses full-headsets for gaming. I only use them for coms.)

Unfortunately, that headset snapped. I still have it and still mean to fix it, one day. I have a collapsible Plantronics headset in my go-bag that I use, sometimes, and another privately labeledset by Plantronics that isn't quite as good. But, it's better than what's on the shelves that I've experienced.

Plantronics = Largely mfr of industrial stuff, VOIP cube-farm stuff, high-use sorts of gear. And, they've been doing it since "solid state."

[ricethecool]

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Logitech. I'm not a fan of Razer's tryhard gamer image.

Yep, although they make some decent products the advertising makes me cringe

[↑↑↓↓←→←→BASelect]

Had my razer keyboard for 3 years and my razer mouse for 2 years. Both still working good.

Logitech kept having a double click problem after a year.

[Ghost Robertson]

I have 2x Razer mice for two of my computers and i hate the intrusive software, If i reinstall/reset my computer the software is first to pop up and i just don't want it.

The mice are good and do an amazing job, it's just i don't want the software.

My keyboards are just cheap Microsoft, they are actually pretty good and i have a lamp next to each so i can see at night.

[Zekiran]

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Logitech, for no reason other than my first gaming mouse was an MX518 and I really liked it.

They put them back into production recently, upgraded/updated parts. Well worth having again :D

And Logitech for the win, razer is junk.

[lightwo]

Razer is overpriced dump. Logitech seems to be in that territory somewhat, but the last thing I'd get again would be any Razer hardware.

[Agent]

Razer DeathAdder is still the best mouse imo

[REENA]

None of them. If you really need one of these two, go for Logitech. But that also depends on what you plan on buying.

New headset? I can't recommend Logitech at all. I don't know how many broken headsets I had and they didn't last long while treating them good. It was either a broken mic or the sound on one side was gone.

New mouse? Try it first before you buy it! I tried many different ones, different shapes, all of them were pretty bad for my hand and ended up hurting my hand after a short amount of time. I don't think every mouse fits every hand and Logitech is for sure not made for my hand. Ended up buying a Zowie EC2-A and never had this problem again.

New keyboard? Depends how much you want to spend. If you just want a cheap one, go for it. If you plan on spending like 80$+, get a different and better one. The keyboards usually last a long time though. Not sure if they still offer normal ones without this RGB nonsense.

[☎need4naiim☎]

Both have GOOD, bad and overkill models. Buy the best one that suits your needs most.

[Tiberius]

Logitech. Their cheapest mouse is ironically the most durable mouse i ever had