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

[MoonC A T]

Logitech

[ʙᴜɴ.ᴇ]

Logitech,

Razer should be shut down by trading standards.

[Pareidolia]

Logitech because my gamer(lol not really) mouse cost me 15$ about 6 years ago and it still works perfectly

[grape cough syrup]

I got my first Logitech mx518 in 2006 and it broke two years later, so I replaced it with another mx518, which broke two years later. I bought a Razer Lachesis in 2010 and I am using it in 2021. One day it will stop working, and I will buy another ambidextrous Razer mouse.

[ARGH!!]

Neither.
When Razer brings back the Boomslang and Logitech makes a proper trackball I might consider them again.

[Polverrati]

Razer for mice, Logitech for everything else. Though I barely own products from either company these days, I own a Razer mouse because the Viper is the most comfortable I've used and I have an old Logitech headset for my Switch.

[Soap]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Miss Ann Thrope:

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

This. I’ve always thought Razer reeked of alienware-esque gamer trap smell. Though maybe they’re more well adjusted these days idk. I don’t put effort into following them.

Logitech has never done me wrong. Some of their products I’ve had, have had some flaws. But they were all good quality for the price. Can’t complain.

If I ever can’t find what I want/need from Logitech, then I might consider Razer at this point just because they still exist and they make that kinda stuff. But not a fan.

[Shichiya]

Początkowo opublikowane przez ricethecool:

Początkowo opublikowane przez Out Of Bubblegum:

I have always had Logitech. I always get the double-click problem with the LMB after a couple of years. Their old software was fine and easy to make profiles. The new G-HUB software is a nightmare.

Hmmm, I was thinking of buying a g502 in the future but is it that bad?

Me and my 2 friends all have G502 and all of us start to have double click issues a year or two later. It's quality is great, but the durability is literally garbage tier. Especially the side buttons, they tend to double click first before LMB and RMB. Look through some reviews online and perhaps consider other alternatives I recommend.

[ricethecool]

Początkowo opublikowane przez 七夜Shichiya:

Początkowo opublikowane przez ricethecool:

Hmmm, I was thinking of buying a g502 in the future but is it that bad?

Me and my 2 friends all have G502 and all of us start to have double click issues a year or two later. It's quality is great, but the durability is literally garbage tier. Especially the side buttons, they tend to double click first before LMB and RMB. Look through some reviews online and perhaps consider other alternatives I recommend.

That’s weird, I was watching reviews the other day and none mentioned that, thanks for telling me

(This happens with the hero edition too correct?)

[Cid]

Początkowo opublikowane przez secuda:

Logitech has their own switches on the keyboard so it is something to keep in mind.
But i like their mices.

I've only had it for less than a year, but I use a Logitech G910 Orion Spectrum keyboard, and it's the best keyboard I've ever owned.

I also bought a G502 Hero mouse because of all the good reviews but didn't like it. I can't explain why, but it just didn't feel right to me. I ended up boxing it to keep as a backup and picking up a Corsair Nightsword RGB that I've been very happy with. To be fair, I think the G502 thing was just an issue with my hand/grip more than a quality problem with the mouse.

Can't say anything for Razer one way or the other. I have nothing against them, but I've never owned any Razer stuff. All of my keyboards/mice over the last...at least decade have been either Corsair or Logitech. And I'm a big fan of Sennheiser when it comes to headphones.

[hCerisu ❤]

Logitech for everything but keyboards, because I don't like the "gamer" aesthetics of Razer and Logitech's products seem to be of higher build quality. Do yourself a favor and buy a nice mechanical keyboard from a more boutique brand, or build one yourself.

[Edpit]

Logitech. Everything works as it should and at a reasonable price.

[ricethecool]

A lot of people like Logitech, nice

[EliteGamer]

Logitech. Razor feel cheap and are tacky garbage.

[Crazy Tiger]

Logitech, by far. I've been using Logitech mice since forever, I'm a major MX fan. Currently sporting a MX Master that I've been using for 4 years now.

I also still have a Logitech G11 keyboard that I bought in 1006 or 2007 I think, but I rarely use it due to me having a laptop nowadays. But when my son spilled coke over his laptop and his build in keyboard stopped working, we hooked it up and it worked without issue.

I had some issues with a MX Revolution in the past that started doubleclicking after 4 months, Logitech support was quick to send me a new one after providing the info they requested. That one was from the same production series and also started doubleclicking after 4 months, I then got a newer model as a replacement. The way they handle their support is great.