G Pro Wireless

In case nobody answered, i will just give you my 2 cents. Depend on what games you play tbh and what form factor you find comfortable. But overall, the thing that made a mid budget house bad usually means quality control. So take this for example. I played fps and i like wireless mouse so I was brow

Whilst I do not know what this mouse is, I would also care about how the mouse feels in general, as in how the sensor feels. Different mice use different sensors that feel dissimilar from one another. For example, the Steelseries aerox wireless mouse feels very unresponsive compared to my old (wired

State employee here, we use roughly the same setups. Use a name brand mouse and keyboard and you'll be fine. Avoid things that require additional drivers and software. I regularly use my Logitech mechanical keyboard for typing work and I have a gpro wireless mouse plugged in right now. No issues at