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

[Haruspex]

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

[secuda]

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

[ricethecool]

secuda の投稿を引用：

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

Razer keyboards are bad. Mice are pretty good and peripherals decent, Logitech mice good, keyboards alright, peripherals decent

[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.

[ricethecool]

Out Of Bubblegum の投稿を引用：

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?

[Spawn of Totoro]

ricethecool の投稿を引用：

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

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

[Adversary]

The more LEDs and other unnecessary bells and whistles a peripheral has, the more fragile and needless it is. Ergo, I like Logitech - it's durable, thus affordable.

[ricethecool]

ᚨᛞᚡᛖᚱᛋᚨᚱᛃ の投稿を引用：

The more LEDs and other unnecessary bells and whistles a peripheral has, the more fragile and needless it is. Ergo, I like Logitech - it's durable, thus affordable.

Yeah I find the rgb horrendous lmao, looks so bad it’s good

[ricethecool]

Spawn of Totoro の投稿を引用：

ricethecool の投稿を引用：

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

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

[Out Of Bubblegum]

ricethecool の投稿を引用：

Out Of Bubblegum の投稿を引用：

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?

For me, yes. I don't know why. I do not abuse the mice. Logitech did "acknowledge" the problem once and came out with their A suffix line. They went from G502 to G502A. Something like that. The A models promised better switches. The new switches were no better for me. The people in the hardware forum have good answers about the switches. Probably both brands use the same switches. There are new optical switches coming out but who knows what brands will use them. Methinks Logitech and others like the repeat sales.

[Adversary]

ricethecool の投稿を引用：

ᚨᛞᚡᛖᚱᛋᚨᚱᛃ の投稿を引用：

The more LEDs and other unnecessary bells and whistles a peripheral has, the more fragile and needless it is. Ergo, I like Logitech - it's durable, thus affordable.

Yeah I find the rgb horrendous lmao, looks so bad it’s good

My beef is that, like I said, the more flashy it looks the more likely it will break prematurely. Form is worthless when it subverts function.

[🦊 Hermit]

I used to have a lot of respect for Logi, to the point where I had a keyboard, mouse and headset all from them, and also their G13 Game Board. But in the past six months I've had to update my headset to a newer model, and with that most of the respect I had for the company has gone down the drain.

The build quality on this new headset is much worse than my old one, despite being of equivalent value, and it's missing some of the features which the old one had. Somebody above has already said that their monitoring software is terrible - in my case it almost bricked my computer, threw up countless errors, and I still find it awkward to use. And when trying to fix some of these issues, I found that their customer service was very unhelpful and uncaring.

I'm still using my Logi stuff until it breaks, but after that I'm very likely gonna start looking elsewhere for my computer accessories. They've definitely lost a loyal customer here.

[Morkonan]

ricethecool の投稿を引用：

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

My most favorite mouse, ever, was an MX series, high-resolution, variable resolution switchable, weighted free-flow flywhel, professional graphics grade mouse I used for 3D stuffs. IT. WAS. AWESOME.

It was also a series that Logitech had skimped on and bought up a huge lot of crappy, terrible, left-mouse-click buttons that would get stuck and cause the user to have an aneurysm while screaming random curses and inexplicable shaking and pummeling of said mouse...

The videos on how to fix the button on this MX series are still on youtube... :/ :/ :/

I still prefer Logitech over companies with histories of producing weird "gaming mice." That's likely a bit biased of an opinion, though.

Note: I have sort of big hands. I can't use a small mouse. I absolutely have to consider the size of the mouse whenever I replace one. Make sure you're not up against the same limitations and the mouse you buy is comfortable to use. (Heck, I can barely use the small footprint keyboards that are popular these days. I have to hunt for full-form-factor keyboards... hunt for them. I wear keyboards out regularly and most of my keyboards don't have as much screenprint on the letter keys as they came with. My laptop looks like it has a braille keyboard.)

[Barney, from Black Mesa.]

Logitech has worked for me for years and my computer runs off of most of its products.
Razer is that pricey overrated tech company right? I don't bother with them when Logitech is willing to sell quality goods at an inexpensive price.

[ricethecool]

Morkonan の投稿を引用：

ricethecool の投稿を引用：

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

My most favorite mouse, ever, was an MX series, high-resolution, variable resolution switchable, weighted free-flow flywhel, professional graphics grade mouse I used for 3D stuffs. IT. WAS. AWESOME.

It was also a series that Logitech had skimped on and bought up a huge lot of crappy, terrible, left-mouse-click buttons that would get stuck and cause the user to have an aneurysm while screaming random curses and inexplicable shaking and pummeling of said mouse...

The videos on how to fix the button on this MX series are still on youtube... :/ :/ :/

I still prefer Logitech over companies with histories of producing weird "gaming mice." That's likely a bit biased of an opinion, though.

Note: I have sort of big hands. I can't use a small mouse. I absolutely have to consider the size of the mouse whenever I replace one. Make sure you're not up against the same limitations and the mouse you buy is comfortable to use. (Heck, I can barely use the small footprint keyboards that are popular these days. I have to hunt for full-form-factor keyboards... hunt for them. I wear keyboards out regularly and most of my keyboards don't have as much screenprint on the letter keys as they came with. My laptop looks like it has a braille keyboard.)

I currently use a mx master 3 on my MacBook, I enjoy the ergonomics and haven’t had any problems so far which must be lucky, I too have large hands, today I went to a staples to try out the mice, a lot seem smaller sadly and are quite uncomfortable, large handed ppl need better mice aaAa