PC Peripherals Mouse and Mousepad Buying Advice (Budget 5k for Mouse and 2k for Mousepad)

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5hiva

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Complete noob in these things, a little help will be appreciated

I mostly play fast paced games like Overwatch, xDefiant, Titanfall 2, The Finals, Krunker, etc

So I need advice on which Mouse and Mousepad to buy

Cant Find anything good in my budget on online sites

Budget: 5k for Mouse and 1.5 - 2k for Mousepad

Requirements: Medium Sized Omnidextrous Mouse with no Input Latency and Speed Type Mousepad with Smooth Movement and Low Stopping Power
 
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5hiva said:
Complete noob in these things, a little help will be appreciated

I mostly play fast paced games like Overwatch, xDefiant, Titanfall 2, The Finals, Krunker, etc

So I need advice on which Mouse and Mousepad to buy

Cant Find anything good in my budget on online sites

Budget: 5k for Mouse and 1.5 - 2k for Mousepad

Requirements: Medium Sized Omnidextrous Mouse with no Input Latency and Speed Type Mousepad with Smooth Movement and Low Stopping Power
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under 2k for mouse pad is hard for a super smooth surface. I am personally using Gamdias one under 1k really good. only downside is you should clean it weekly or every 3 days based on how much dust is accumulated in your place. slide and grip is also great for the price point. for mouse Logitech g403 is what I used to use before moving to razer. you can try that. but I would suggest to save some more and get a better mouse has the only issue with it is the button will die on you due to your usage in FPS games.
 
I got one from this website : https://myxtur.com/. Its a basic one but with good design. I do office work and play single player games, and it works perfectly fine. Imo, unless you are a professional gamer, spending more than 1k on a mousepad is not worth it.
 
I got this mousepad for 100Rs on sale last year and happy with it. Had earlier bought it for 300 almost 3 years back and its working good too. Its pretty well made and i still dont have any damage on it.
Before that i had a more expensive logitech one, which was nice too but not better and broke down after few years. Unless you are super competitive and know what you want, i cant see why to spend more.

I have been using logitech mouse since forever, since mx518 which was a great mouse and lasted ~6-7 years for me. This logitech mouse shape is very comfortable for me.
Right now using g402 and while they can break after 2-3 years, i am happy with it. Some months back my mouse suddenly died and i got a new one. Recently, i was cleaning up for e-waste disposal.
Tested it and its working again. May have to fix switch in future, lets see.

G502 X is maybe a modern and more expensive replacement for g402.
 
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