I cracked up so hard when Matt lifted his stack of papers to neaten it and it said "He Eats His Own Farts" with an arrow pointing at Ken. Its at 21:15 in case you missed it.
Can’t wait for more episodes of tech court they could do so many type of episodes like gamer phones or iPhone versus Samsung by the way I would hire ken and Matt to be my lawyer when Nintendo try to sue
If this was actually a comparation between the 2 companies where they actually tests the products and choose which one they like more it would be more fun... Not that it wasn't just that I find it better when there is substance
true, though I think they know that they do better with the creative and entertainment side of things than the analytical analysis side of things. I would go to LTT for a more full analytical review, while I go to Austin for more entertainment and showcasing tech.
I've never used Razer peripherals. I bought a Logitech G502 Hero for all the extra buttons two years ago. I wanted that thumb button for playing Mechwarrior 5. I immediately didn't like the placement of the thumb button, but used it for another year or so. I then found the Corsair M65 Pro RGB which had the thumb button directly under the forward/back buttons. It was a steal at $35 for the TWO times I bought it. I liked it so much that I bought two of them because of the way it feels in my hand and the location of the thumb button. With the Logitech, I had to move my hand forward to comfortably use the thumb button. I don't have to do that with the Corsair mouse. Now the Corsair mouse is discontinued, but you can still get M65 mice of different versions. This series needs to keep going for as many companies make gaming peripherals there are to buy and adjudicate their worthiness.
LTT did a video on best low end keyboards once, and one of the most stunning discoveries in that video was that the Logitech Wireless keyboards measured at the same latency as the other brands WIRED keyboards. Logitech wired keyboards had a latency of 1ms or less, making latency irrelevant. Matching that with the ability to get a solid keyboard/mouse combo for $15 from Logitech, and their batteries lasting literally years, and it really is no contest. A note on dpi... the max polling rate of USB 3 is 8000hz. However, USB 3 has interference issues with mice that often makes them perform worse than on USB 2, and USB 2 has a max polling of about 1000hz. So if a 2500dpi mouse performs better on a port that limits it to 1000dpi, why does anything more than 1000dpi exist? Also... ps2 for the win.
i remember buying a pair of Krakens when i was in middle school, saving all the money i could to buy them on my own, only for the headband to fuck itself in like 2 months of using it on my pc, not even moving it a lot to scrape it, just, regular ole' "put it on my head, taking it out of my head" worst 60 bucks i've spent ever
Exactly, & they're so expensive Stay away from Razer, people only buy them because it's just a name, but there are better companies that does better at more affordable prices
Logitech Hands down... Based on my use of their devices over the years. My dislike for Razer is only based on my lack of access to their devices, and their terrible laptops in the past.
The biggest problem I have with Razer is their reliably. I've used everything from their cheapest keyboard and mouse to their flagship. All of the keyboards had issues with uneven key force and the volume knob not being stable. All of my Razer mice except for one had issues with the mousewheel's potentiometer within the first year that required taking the whole thing apart (forcing you to remove the feet which almost always requires them to be replaced). Also Synapse is just bad. Sometimes you open it and it doesn't even recognize all of the razer peripherals you have plugged in
Razer mice has greatly improved compared to Logitech, especially since the G Pro wired hasn't been updated either, and the DAV3 is pretty recent imo. As for handhelds, as Razer Edge is indeed kinda dumb or stupid, I don't get the G Cloud, especially the fact that the performance is way too weak for that price point, plus it becomes literally useless if you dont have wifi, something that the Edge can deal with cause of its performance. Also, G Hub and Synapse are both respectfully bad in their own way 💀
Ive had the same 20 dollar logitech mouse for the past 15 years and its still feels like new it hasnt changed in the slightest and it feel so nice under my hand and it goes thru extensive gaming everyday for years so i think its pretty gud
While this was definitely funny, I’d actually like to see a few more serious arguments on new topics, like Amd V intel like others mentioned. Or even having guests like linus. But this is cool! Looking forward to see where this goes!
I have a Razer wireless mouse, got it on sale at GameStop, and a Logitech MX wireless/Bluetooth keyboard which I really like. I don't even use them for gaming, I use a controller for that. I wanted the convenience of not having the major eyesore of wires going from my computer to my bed.
All jokes and irony aside, Razer products have surpassed Logitech in the mouse and keyboard scene in terms of tech and the fact that Razer has created a 75% custom keyboard while Logitech hasn’t.
my setup - Mouse - Logitech G502 HERO SE Headset - Logitech G435 Lightspeed Keyboard - Razer Blackwidow V3 Pro w/ Keycap Upgrade Mic - Razer Seiren Mini use what works!!!
Ken is using the Logitech G413 TKL SE? Surely the G413 Carbon is better. Thats the one I'm using with my desktop gaming computer. However, my mouse is a Razer Death Adder Essential.
In my Country, Philippines, Logitech is the go-to accessory for gaming simply because of its affordability and accessibility. Razor on the other hand is basically Apple for gamers, its well-built and great for gaming but it's not cheap and not easily accessible even their laptops cannot be bought anywhere except in their branch in the Capital (which is the only branch in the entire country). Even if there is a store selling Razor accessories, they are not good or just the basics. But when it comes to laptops or high level accessories from Razor you got to order online from the states which is much more expensive and a huge hassle.
I'm gonna be honest... I've had the Razer Deathadder V1 i think for over 2 years now and it works like a charm... I've noticed nothing wrong with it and I think it'll last me a long while
Me personally i went the Logitech route and live what i have i got a g923 wheel a g502 mouse and g513 carbon keyboard and absolutely love there stuff it very very good and does not break the bank its impossible to get better stuff at the process i paid especially the wheel i paid 249$ anyone else your paying 500$ plus to get a better wheel and deep into the thousands in some cases and it's really easy to mod i wish the Logitech pro wheel was more affordable i would get one if it wasn't over a grand
I was a very loyal Logitech customer for decades especially in the old days but them not updating their products is just so annoying. When I needed a new laptop I bought a Razer blade and bought a peripheral set and never looked back. Wooting for the keyboard, Bang and Olufsen for the headphones. It looks like we finally might get the G703 superlight but that should've been created years ago. [
I've been using Razer vs Logitech products since i was like 15 years old (21 years ago), and i'd have to say that Logitech wins, due to sheer user-friendliness and most of their product prices and quality. The MX500, 510 and 518 were the best by far and even till today, they still hold their ground compared to those newer counterparts from Razer. Most of my Razer products died after a year and the longest lasting one, was my 1st edition Deathadder, which lived for 4 years compared to my MX5xx mice, which are like 21 years old now.
Yo…Yo! This was great!!!! It was a pleasure to watch. Matt is ridiculously hilarious!!!!! PLEASE…i am literally begging PLEASE give us more of this! I love this! Lets see amd vs ryzen. Radeon vs invidia. Apple vs Android.
For keyboard and mice, I use Logi for office work and Razer for gaming. Razer I love the Blackshark V2 Wireless headset for gaming and it's mic. (I use an external NZXT Capsule mini mic tho)
You definitely have my sub. This content is next level. For me cannafarm ltd was the turning point. Please keep doing what you do and keep being you, love it.
I've used Razer(2 nagas, a headset, and keyboard) and Logitech(G Superlight Pro, G715, 3x MK710 combo) for years... lets just say most of all my Logi devices still work well, I do not have a single Razer product left in my house, they disintegrated long ago.
