Gaming Mice Keyboard Set

Absolutely love it best gaming keyboard I've ever had love the RGB set up

I had to call IOgear's C.S. to set up my gaming keyboard and mouse. The first guy didn't know what I was talking about. Called back and this guy stepped me through the process and waited for me to make sure all was OK.

This is a great mouse. It's smaller than most gaming mice I've used, and that's what makes it so great. It still has plenty of button assignments, and it moves smoothly.

The G Pro X Superlight is a comfortably sized yet extremely light mouse. It is well balanced, so there is no part of the mouse that feels heavier than another part. The click is maybe a little louder than I'd like, but it's not like it's unexpected when compared to other gaming mice. Sensor on the mouse is excellent as well. I am able to lift the mouse and place it back down for 360 degree turns without any issue. This is a fantastic mouse with better 'click latency' than most other gaming mice on the market. Cannot recommend this enough.

TL;DR Need one setup for work and play? This is your best choice - right now. Probably the best mouse I've ever used. And I've used a lot of mice for both media production and gaming. Pros: - Works immediately - Sensor is in the middle/true center - Accepts rechargeable AA batteries (no land-fill) - Ergonomic oval shape! Don't buy mice with indented sides. - Solid feel and balance - Super smooth glide - Looks professional, not a cartoon-carbon-fiber-clown-show. - Software adds full customizations for both work and games - There's a little compartment slot next to the battery that can hold the USB receiver if you need to throw it in a bag to go. Very clever! CONS... *If I MUST pick any areas for improvement* - Side buttons click action feels slightly mushy, but has adequate click feedback. Could be better but it's almost there. I love the current shape and finish. - Scroll wheel does not have a clutch to disable the tactile-clicky scrolling. In longer documents and websites, clicky wheels are way too slow. However, I understand that clicky wheels are superior for gaming. There are ways to customize your scrolling in the software, but it's not as intuitive and doesn't feel anywhere close to the super spinny scroll wheels on other Logitech options, like the MX Master and MX Anywhere series. - The G logo is visually brash. I wish it was gone. If this mouse were stealth, it would be probably be the best candidate for most people in most settings. This is nitpicking, and should not discourage buyers. I'm sure the logo will wear off after several years of use, but as it partially wears away, it'll look pretty gross. It would have been better as an etched area or slightly smoother texture than the rest of the mouse, with the same body color.

I've been using this mouse since 2015 and it still works like new! People tell me that cheap wireless mice are not good for gaming but I've never had any problems keeping up in games. It has even survived being thrown at a wall multiple times. I usually only have to replace the battery once every 1.5 years.

Asus has really stepped up their game. The ROG gladius III is turning out to be one of my favorite gaming mice. You can adjust the polling rate up to 1000 Hz and up to 36,000 DPI which is insane! They also ship with grip tape which is high quality. Highly recommended!

This is my first wireless gaming mouse and I'm sold. After a few mice deaths, I decided to test out wireless and this mouse has me impressed. Super lightweight already, super responsive clicks and tracking, and the battery lasts a long time (a few hours of gaming a night).

Great headset from recently one of my favorite technology websites. Can find all of my gaming peripherals like Logitech keyboards and mice and everything I imagine. Headset is clear and very strong. Thinking of buying a professional microphone soon and maybe going above and beyond traditional gaming headsets

I have had many many Logitech keyboards and mice. A few months ago, I got new MX Ergo blue ball mouse and this keyboard. I love it of course. However, once desktop goes into sleep mode, and I wake it up...the keyboard does not wake, I have to unplug and replug it in to the USB hub. I believe it is because the in line resistors, needs more juice to start. Is it an over sized capacitor in there? Does anyone know? This keyboard is mechanical, with large high keys and sound. But I believe it is best for my messy desk. And looks fabulous next to the MXErgo mouse. What a pair! I made a custom shelf for both that can swing out easily. (Cedar wood with curves and sanded corners and edges).