If you could only use one peripheral brand?

[iMacMart]

Logitech.

They're my go to for mice and keyboards, every other brand of mouse I've ever used has been a let down for me.

This! Uses them for years for gaming keyboard, mouse and for work!

Plus their warranty is amazing last time I used them!

 

[Chris5626]

If I had to go one brand I think it would be Logitech for me.

Currently have a G502 mouse and G915 keyboard and am really happy with them. I've had multiple keyboards and mice from them over the years (just one headset though I think) and I've never once had an issue with their quality.

 

[Reuben klang]

Logitech. It’s really not that close either.

Got their doorbell and cameras as well, so goes beyond the PC stuff as well.

 

[8myers8]

Ducky for me on this one ....

 

[MatteRB26]

Logitech. It’s really not that close either.

Got their doorbell and cameras as well, so goes beyond the PC stuff as well.

I had no idea they even did doorbells etc! Disappointed with Ring tbh

 

[233]

Snotty Logitech fan here I have the exact same keyboard and mouse at home and 2 offices I use. Wouldn’t use anything else tbh

 

[MatteRB26]

I was able to upgrade my Apex M800 after 4 keycaps broke (they used flimsy square clips instead of the regular cross Switch).

Now using an Apex 7 to continue my SimpSeries journey

 

[Reuben klang]

I had no idea they even did doorbells etc! Disappointed with Ring tbh

Yeh, I had to get the doorbell from the states. Couldn’t get it anyplace in the UK.

The cameras are for sale on apple UK though, check the HomeKit stuff.

 

[the shadow]

Logi

 

[Mark A]

Ducky based on the fact I have had my Shine 3 for years and it has had coffee spilt on it twice and its still going strong. I stupidly lubed the switches recently and don't like the feel of them any more, so will be looking to buy a new kb soon and it'll definitely be another Ducky.

 

[Darujhistan]

Logitech if I had to choose one, but I just buy what I think is best at a price point.

So:

Logi speakers. G600 MMO mouse. XtrfyM4 (replacing legendary MX518 - but let's face it, any good modern mouse is waaay better than an old classic). Razer TKL (tried alongside Logi alternative but the Razer was better).

Had two mech keyboards by Corsair, didn't like the 2nd nearly as much and in the end found a standard size too big.

 

[Jenz]

Logitech for sure, he says typing on a 915TKL and moving his G903 Mouse

 

[Blackjack Davy]

Logitech. Sony for controllers

 

[MatteRB26]

Some real Logitech love in here! The last Logitech product I owned was the MX518

 

[mostlynice]

Logitech. When something of mine has died, I’ve tried other brands but for me they just don’t cut it.

 

[Rusko187]

Has to be Logitech for me, been running some variant of the G502 as long as I can remember. The lightspeed stuff is really good, never had an issue and with a powerplay mat, it's no hassle at all.

I'm on the lookout for a good Logitech keyboard (I know they exist, just waiting for the right price on the right model)

 

[BUDFORCE]

To those saying Ducky are their mice any good?

I have had a Ducky One 3 keyboard for a good few months and I have to admit I absolutely love it.

I've always gone Razor mice because, well mainly I had a Razor Diamondback limited plasma edition which lasted me around 15 years, but I have to admit the replacement lasted under 2, and my now third one is starting to show a bit of "twitchiness" on the scroll. I have also read the quality of Razor stuff has been a bit questionable in recent years.