Orochi V2

I've used Razers and Logitechs throughout the years on Linux. Basic mice work just fine, and more fancy stuff with different settings is manageable in your distro's settings menu. I'm using a Razer Orochi V2 right now on OpenSUSE and there's the option to bind extra mouse buttons and all of that. An

I’ve also had a wired g502 for over 5 years. Unfortunately, I think the sensor is dying because if I make fast flicking movements, it’s about a 1/3 chance it won’t track and my cursor will hang for a quarter of a second. As you can imagine, this adds +10 tilt damage while playing competitive fps gam

logitech g305 or razer orochi v2 are decent cheap wireless mice with good performance There's also a ton of chinese mice that have great specs but you'd want to do some research into those first

I have a wireless razer orochi v2, have used it for years and abused it quite a bit and it still didnt break a sweat. I dont care if wired has slightly less latency, I enjoy every game, competitive or not. It is so convenient I cannot go back to wired.

If you have a budget of 2.5k to 3K, then Razer Orochi V2 is your best bet. I can vouch for it, best value gaming mouse.

I have the pro click mini, basilisk mobile, cobra pro, orochi v2, g304 and razer deathadder v3 pro wired... the basilisk mobile is so comfy with relaxed posture, orochi v2 has very sharp sensor, dav3 is big but very light in weight, have to get used to shape...cobra pro is bling and ok shape...click

I’ve gone through a bunch of Corsair keyboards (maybe 4 different models? Including the K70 and K100) and one Razer keyboard (huntsman mini). My opinion of both is… eh. I gave up on them both and bought a Keychron HE and modded it with my own switches/stabs/foam/tape to feel and sound great. Now I’m