Gaming mouse and headset suggestions for MMO players

[bamf775]

Hello,

I'm a noob when it comes consumer research on gaming mice, headsets, keyboards. I was looking to buy myself a new gaming mouse and headset for the holidays and I hear that the Naga Chroma is really good for MMORPG players but I don't know if I feel comfortable spending that kind of money on a mouse. I was also looking at the Naga hex and was considering that one since it has a reasonable price tag and would be a good compromise. In addition, I have no idea what to look for in a gaming headset. I might want to stream or create youtube content "someday" when I have the internet for it but right now I just need something that feels comfortable and offers really good quality sound. Any suggestions or website you can direct me to research further?

[PhantasmagoriaX]

I always liked SteelSeries(Mice,headsets). I personally don't like Naga mouses but love their keyboards.

If you are set on buying a Naga (whatever it may be) always look into refurbished/used/open boxes from good sources like newegg and amazon.

[ifrah]

Mouse: Whatever feels good in your hand. I've yet to have any issues in RPG-style games as long as the mouse covers the very basics. If you like some fast paced FPS-games, it's a bit different. I recently bought a steelseries very basic model, which has been good. I would never ever buy one without testing the fit on my paw.
Headset: Whatever sounds and feels good. I would recommend going to a hifi store and trying out the models they have within your price range, such as AKG, Sennheiser, Grado etc..

[effs]

The one I'm currently using, uTechSmart Venus 50 is good. 18 programmable buttons with 12 on the side Some people complain about the size of the buttons, but I have 0 zeroes with that. Less focus on my keyboard and a bit more on mouse buttons which I like.