Replacing Peripherals-Input

[Calamorn]

All right gents. It's about that time, where I want to pass on some of my things and get some new ones for no real reason. It's for gaming, occasional streaming and light video editing.

Price Range 300-400$ Probably capping out at around 450.

What I'm looking for: Headset, mic, keyboard, mouse. Suggestions on all or any

Closed Headphones-
Specifically closed, my house has a good amount of background noise and I'd like to drown some of it out. I'd like USB for the time, when I make my new rig sometime after haswell I'll likely get a soundcard and move to 3.5mm, but I'm not worried about that yet.

Quality Microphone-
Right now I've a Logitech table mic (below) and I've no issue with it, but I've had it for awhile and wouldn't mind something a bit... better.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...6836111601#top

Keyboard-
Red switches, normal or mini as space is limited.
I had prettymuch decided on the Noppoo Choc Mini 84 because I love the F keys being right above the number keys, but as I can't ever seem to find it, I'm finding I'm pretty set on the CM Storm QuickFire Rapid. I'm a little worried about having so many reviews saying they're having to RMA after having issues with keys not working, but it fits the bill I want.

Mouse- Not a fan of the Naga, or really anything with massive amounts of buttons. Five to eight total is more than enough.

Thanks in advance for input gents.

[n0cturnal]

What about Ducky Shine II TKL, Vortex KBT RACE or Vortex KBT PURE?

Also there are plenty of Noppoo choc mini 84 on Ebay.

[Starbrand]

If not a fan of the razer naga, maybe checkout the Logitech g500 or g700. And I know corsair have made few good gaming mice too. The corsair vengeance m90