
the logitech g305 is my go-to because it’s sleek, comfortable, and the battery life is great. i also like having the dpi button in the middle and two side buttons i can customise, and it’s honestly really budget friendly for what you get.
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“to start us off we're gonna talk about my desk itself now this desk is a modular IKEA desk now I'm gonna pop up on screen all the details of the three things that I bought for this desk this tabletop is *140 by 60 cm in the light oak finish I believe and of course I have some Alex drawers for all of my books and statione ry so if you're a bit tight on space but also looking for a nice desk that looks nice and has plenty of storage um you might consider customising your own at IKEA now for my keyboard I use the epomaker/skyloong sk61 I have it in the panda design with gateron green switches it's a really great keyboard it's a 60% layout so it cuts out really a lot of the keys that I don't need so it saves up a lot of desk space as well as just looks really clean the panda design really matches my desk aesthetic now for my mouse I use the Logitech G305 it's pretty sleek in design it's very comfortable the battery life is great you also get a button in the middle to adjust the mouse sensitivity with the DPI”
“as well as two buttons on the side that you can customise I don't have pretty big hands but I don't have really small hands either um so it fits nicely in my palm it's also really budget friendly I think I only got it for about $60 so for the quality and the use that you'll get out of it it's a really good price and I think together with the white and black of my mouse and keyboard and the touches of green look really nice so again if you're looking at something like this for your own setup I would definitely recommend these two pieces now for my monitors I run a dual monitor setup having dual monitors for me is super super helpful um not just in things like when I used to do streaming but um in studying as well it's nice to have for example on one side of the screen a website or something that I'm researching and on my primary monitor the document that I'm doing all my note taking on all contributes to”