I used to be a Razer fanboy but lately I got a Cooler Master keyboard on clearance and then a Mouse and now I am a fan.
I still have a Razer Orbweaver that I have programmed with commands to change virtual desktops, open console windows, and navigate quickly in web browsers.
For audio I have a Plantronics BT600 headset which I cannot reccommend highly enough because it solves nearly all the problems which made me despair about bluetooth headsets.
For one thing, it has a custom dongle, so if you want to move it to another computer you just move the dongle and then "it works", no need to un-pair, pair, re-pair. Also if you move out of range the sound simply stops, it doesn't switch over to the speakers to enrage your office mates.
Speaking of range, it still works a long way down the hallway in a steel framed building. Compare that to run-of-the-mill bluetooth headsets which often struggle with dropouts when you're sitting at your computer.
I still have a Razer Orbweaver that I have programmed with commands to change virtual desktops, open console windows, and navigate quickly in web browsers.
For audio I have a Plantronics BT600 headset which I cannot reccommend highly enough because it solves nearly all the problems which made me despair about bluetooth headsets.
For one thing, it has a custom dongle, so if you want to move it to another computer you just move the dongle and then "it works", no need to un-pair, pair, re-pair. Also if you move out of range the sound simply stops, it doesn't switch over to the speakers to enrage your office mates.
Speaking of range, it still works a long way down the hallway in a steel framed building. Compare that to run-of-the-mill bluetooth headsets which often struggle with dropouts when you're sitting at your computer.