This was my first ever high quality mouse and keyboard. The difference is amazing compared to “stock” hardware.

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  1. Mexetudo

    Wait till you find out about the difference a good quality chair makes.

  2. RaphaelSchatten

    I still use my 2yo Asus tuf k1 and m3 😂

  3. Eagle115

    Ahh the G502 and G915. I use the G915TKL and it’s incredible. It runs both of my PCs with the ability to switch at the touch of a button. Great choices.

  4. Individual-Match-798

    You should also try good headphones. No, not the “gaming” ones… But something like Beyerdynamic DT990 / 1990.

  5. alinzalau

    Logi pro mouse. Yes. G915 I replaced it with the steelseries 2023 edition and its miles more responsive

  6. ReddinMedia

    Just to let you know, that mouse is the best mouse ever made

  7. Scruffy77

    I HATE my g915 keyclicks. They all feel like they have different pressures to push the keys in.

  8. half-baked_axx

    That sure looks nice.

    -Typed from my $15 logitech keyboard

  9. Wait until you find out about custom keyboards o.O

  10. DenizenIV

    It is also soooooooo much better than a keyboard on a laptop. On a laptop you change your position to fit the device, with an external keyboard, you change the keyboard position to fit your position.

  11. Franklin_le_Tanklin

    I have that keyboard!! (The wireless tkl version).

    It’s absolutely amazing, I use it for competitive gaming. It’s just soooooo responsive

  12. TechnoTrulyFuture

    yeah I once tried my fathers old keyboard compared to my razer one and damn is the difference very obvious, very different keyboards obviously but you can really feel the difference in the quality

  13. Bonzieditor

    Nice. I personally use my laptop kb and drawing tablet for gaming xd

  14. Delphin_1

    Awsome, i got the same keyboard, but the g502x, and im in love. One big step up from my g213 prodgy and G502 hero.

  15. Vuntorion

    I’m rocking the same combo, feels good doesn’t it?

  16. MIKE_THE_KILLER

    You should have got the Logitech G715. It’s a better built version than the G915. Plus it has USB-C unlike the G915.

  17. RedCat8881

    A good mouse and kb, along with a good headset and mouse pad can as make as much difference between having a potato pc and a godlevel pc

  18. Puzzled_Chemical6248

    Definitely, I went from a $25 keyboard and $20 mouse from Corsair then I switched to the Drop Sense75 with Holy Panda X switches and Moondrop linears in case I want to swap it and blue kitty keycaps cause my color scheme is purple and the blue kitties had the best looking purple imo and replaced my mouse with the Razer Viper V2 Pro and it’s super light and it’s crazy how much better it feels. Gonna get a new mousepad to try that out. You’re getting into an EXPENSIVE rabbit hole now. On all of my gear I’ve spent probably close to 4k and still feel like I’m missing something and I can’t afford more rn

  19. RazvanBTW

    That’s also the combo I have , they’re amazing!

  20. Whydontname

    Yeah a good mechanical keyboard with nice switches is a game changer.

  21. monitorsareprison

    I’ve had a few moments like that when it comes to PC hardware.

    The first “boy was I wrong” was with SSD. For years, I was like, meh, everyone overhypes an SSD; there can’t be much difference from an HDD; it’s not worth the cost.

    As the years went by, SSDs became much cheaper, so I bought one. instantly had the “Wow, what a difference!” followed by “damn, I can’t believe I didn’t buy sooner.”. 🙁 lol

    The other times were with mechanical keyboards; I had the same membrane keyboard for over 7 years, again thinking everyone was just overhyping mechanical keyboards. Then I bought one and realised they weren’t. lol.

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    A good pair of headphones makes a good difference as well. I had the same £15 headphones for 4 years; I just purchased Q30 last month, and its a much better experience on the computer and even in gaming, even though they aren’t gaming headphones.

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