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For my main desktop PC, I have for some time now had a Logitech G5, which I love. Coupled with my fUnc Surface 1030 mouse pad, it's awesome. Super light buttons

For my main desktop PC, I have for some time now had a Logitech G5, which I love. Coupled with my fUnc Surface 1030 mouse pad, it's awesome. Super light buttons and super smooth movement. I also have a Logitech G15 keyboard to go with, which is equally as awesome, mainly due to the feel of the keys, they too are very light and easy to use. All these products were originally bought by me for gaming reasons, but I have not had time to game for a very long while now, and have found that these products, while billed as gaming centric (which they are), are also excellent for general purpose use.

brianloveswords 18y ago
Wow, I used to have own a fUnc Surface 1030 back in the proverbial day when I had time (an a machine that was able) to game. That was the best mousing surface I've ever used, hands down. I'd actually recommend it if you're doing graphic design, the surface really is super smooth allowing for precise and accurate motion (which makes sense, it was designed for headshots).
Oompa 18y ago
I have the same mousing setup as you, and I have to agree that it's awesome. I have an Saitek Eclipse instead of a Logitech G15, mainly because I dislike the size of the G15, which can be a pain for LANs, which I still have time to attend :)
- jonny_noog 18y ago
  Yes, the G15 is a little big, If there was another keyboard that had the same feel when typing, but was smaller, it would be cool. There's the newer G15 that they've got as well now, which appears to be slightly smaller... Thought probably not enough to really make a difference. I have no time for LAN parties anymore. :(
rkowalick 18y ago
I also own a fUnc 1030 mousepad. It does kick a lot of ass. It is amazingly smooth and seems to last forever. I've had mine for 5 years and it looks pretty much the same as the day I got it. As for mice, I was told by someone while playing counterstrike about the ultimate mouse: the Logitec Mouseman Dual Optical Mouse. It was only 30 dollars and let me tell you, it's ridiculous. It came out during a time when 800 dpi were top of the line. In fact, it was the only mouse that had 2 of them! It was also about 20 bucks cheaper than most other mice with a single 800dpi sensor. It was discountinued not long after I purchased it, and there doesn't seem to be many of these mice floating around. It's shape is also really nice and seems perfect for most hands. It also has a conveniently located but hard to accidental actuate thumb button too. This mousepad/mouse combo has given me optimum performance ever since my high school gaming days. It has honestly spoiled me which explains my disdain for using any other computer for web browsing. I am getting better at using the keyboard for a lot of things, but web browsing seems to be designed around the concept of a mouse. I have tried vimperator, and it just didn't seem natural (not to mention certain mode-change oddities).
- jonny_noog 18y ago
  Yep, can't say enough good things about the fUnc Surface 1030, it's the best mouse pad I've ever owned. Yeah I guess it is expensive for a mouse pad, but I think it's so worth it. I have also had mine for some years and it's still just as good now as the day I bought it. Mine's an original Surface 1030, but they've also got the F-Series and the Archetype now.

brianloveswords 18y ago

Wow, I used to have own a fUnc Surface 1030 back in the proverbial day when I had time (an a machine that was able) to game. That was the best mousing surface I've ever used, hands down. I'd actually recommend it if you're doing graphic design, the surface really is super smooth allowing for precise and accurate motion (which makes sense, it was designed for headshots).

Oompa 18y ago

I have the same mousing setup as you, and I have to agree that it's awesome. I have an Saitek Eclipse instead of a Logitech G15, mainly because I dislike the size of the G15, which can be a pain for LANs, which I still have time to attend :)

jonny_noog 18y ago
Yes, the G15 is a little big, If there was another keyboard that had the same feel when typing, but was smaller, it would be cool. There's the newer G15 that they've got as well now, which appears to be slightly smaller... Thought probably not enough to really make a difference. I have no time for LAN parties anymore. :(

rkowalick 18y ago

I also own a fUnc 1030 mousepad. It does kick a lot of ass. It is amazingly smooth and seems to last forever. I've had mine for 5 years and it looks pretty much the same as the day I got it. As for mice, I was told by someone while playing counterstrike about the ultimate mouse: the Logitec Mouseman Dual Optical Mouse. It was only 30 dollars and let me tell you, it's ridiculous. It came out during a time when 800 dpi were top of the line. In fact, it was the only mouse that had 2 of them! It was also about 20 bucks cheaper than most other mice with a single 800dpi sensor. It was discountinued not long after I purchased it, and there doesn't seem to be many of these mice floating around. It's shape is also really nice and seems perfect for most hands. It also has a conveniently located but hard to accidental actuate thumb button too. This mousepad/mouse combo has given me optimum performance ever since my high school gaming days. It has honestly spoiled me which explains my disdain for using any other computer for web browsing. I am getting better at using the keyboard for a lot of things, but web browsing seems to be designed around the concept of a mouse. I have tried vimperator, and it just didn't seem natural (not to mention certain mode-change oddities).

jonny_noog 18y ago
Yep, can't say enough good things about the fUnc Surface 1030, it's the best mouse pad I've ever owned. Yeah I guess it is expensive for a mouse pad, but I think it's so worth it. I have also had mine for some years and it's still just as good now as the day I bought it. Mine's an original Surface 1030, but they've also got the F-Series and the Archetype now.