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nstgc:
After the topic on keyboards, I started wondering what type of mice and keyboards you guys us.

For my mouse I use a Logitech G500 or M570. It depends which part of my hand hurts the most at the time (and if I'm playing a game that requires a real mouse). The G500 is, as far as I can tell, the perfect non-vertical mouse (I have problems with my wrist) and the best mouse I have ever actually used. The M570 is my way of preventing total wrist destruction.

For a keyboard I'm using a Das Keyboard S Pro. Its a mechanical keyboard with a nice feel and a modest tactile feed back. Wish I got the non-silent edition (Cherry MX Blue instead of Brown) since they have better feed back. Still it is a dream to type on. Its expensive, but its worth the money. I do kind of regret not getting a BlackWidow while they were cheap (I bought my Das from New Egg for $127.50, the BlackWidow was going for $60 at that time and has blue switches).

Pentium100:
My keyboard is Logitech UltraX flat - I like laptop-style keyboards and this keyboard was one of the first of that style to be available to me.
My mouse is Logitech M-SBF90 (a cheap optical mouse with a PS/2 connector). My KVM switch only supports PS/2, so I cannot use mice that are USB-only (and KVM switches that support USB are really expensive, so, not worth it). And this mouse is good enough for me (I can play FPS games with it, but I am not a pro, also the mouse is nice and big), no point in paying more.

Soryon:
Keyboard- Logitech G19
Mouse- Logitech G9x

Whether they are the best or not, they were free... and they kick ass.

Lol, nothing beats watching TV on my keyboard while I raid!

Ultra_Magnus:
Keyboard: the one built into my macbook pro

Mouse: trackpad and/or Logitech Trackman Marble.

I will often use both at the same time, being somewhat ambidextrous I scroll using the trackpad and point with the trackball.

I can't really stand mouses, but that could be because I had pretty bad RSI from using them when I was 14.

AnimeJanai:
I have multiple keyboards, but I still favour using my old Microsoft Office keyboard.  That's the one with the huge weighted roller spindle on the left side and various buttons to switch tasks, cut, copy, paste, etcetera.  I've typed on it so much that there are grooves on some of the keycaps because I touchtype from the homekey position which means my fingernails on several of my fingers are able to touch the keycaps.  Those keys have grooves in them now.  It's kinda scary how many keypresses it took to cause that.

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