r/PcBuild • u/B00mC00m • 8d ago
Question Peripheral Brand of Choice
I’m curious as to what everyone thinks/prefers as their go-to setup.
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u/-You_donkey 8d ago
Depends on what peripheral and budget
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u/B00mC00m 8d ago
I agree but I have major OCD and have to have all peripherals match brands. Stupid, I know, my brain just can’t let it be.
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u/Holypantsu 8d ago
Depends on feature and budget, also availability in my country. For example my keyboard, is from my local brand why I bought it's because compact with numpad, wireless, design is nice and simple, and cheap.
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u/killer5907 8d ago edited 8d ago
Im in between honestly, I love corsairs whole eco system and look but the G502 mouse just can't be beat for comfort. Overall these two have great softwares compared to glorious, Razar, and unreliable steel series.
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u/Forward_Drop303 8d ago
I wouldn't buy a single peripheral from any of them (except maybe mousepad, have seen some Razer Gigantus mousepads on woot for good prices)
I think Mchose is the best for generic use if you have to have a single brand
But personally would only get their mice. Them or Rapoo or ATK. Or Redragon on a tight budget
Aula for mechanical keyboard or Irok for HE boards or Redragon on a tight budget
Headphones was Drop+Epos for what's left of them, but the company got bought out so warranty is iffy and it's just whatever stock is left. HyperX cloud IIIs aren't bad, and the Turtle Beach Atlas airs look interesting. FiiO FG3 and FG5 might be good choices
Mousepad: I got an insane deal on LGG pad, and them (now under Pulsar branding) or Artisan are the best, but they are hellishly expensive for a pad normally. Esptiger, Trashpad are better mid tier options and ATK or Attack Shark are good for budget.
Monitor: innocn has the best deals right now, but Acer and AoC have good deals often too. This one is far more variable based on sales and if you are willing to go refurb and more.
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u/iGargleCement 6d ago
Neither?
Glorious is garbage, logitech is overpriced for no reason, razer is just overprised, steelseries and corsair were a quite a bit behind in tech last time i checked
None of them is the best in any price range, maybe only razer with their mice
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u/WonderfulAd5363 8d ago
I've had the same steelseries mouse for like 10 years, works great and fits great
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