Have you guys ever missed out on a shoe that you look back on in regret?
I came so close to coming up on some Lance Mountain AJ 1s years ago but the seller sold my size and I just sort of moved on..
Years later it definitely stings, especially if you see them in person.
I won an intel key for bf6 and made the mistake of using it via the ea app instead of steam.
How can I play bf6 on steam instead of the app if both accounts are linked?
I noticed I can download the free red sec version and my achievements earned on the ea app from the base bf6 game synchronize. So I’m guessing perhaps there might be a way?
To those who have owned either or both. Beyond the adjustable side buttons what stands out to you?
I’m on the fence over the V2 as I’m coming from a Logitech G600 with a wired connection and I don’t want to have to buy batteries. Is the pro model the better option for that alone?
Is there any information as to what the exact re-release date is going to be? And who is producing them?
Can’t fathom a founders edition 12gb 3060 being re released or an evga version but curious as to who is putting them out.
For the gamers and heavy production users, how often do you guys cycle through these type of peripheral hardware? And what is the sweet spot for this hardware right now $200-$50?
It’s either stories of someone rocking the same keyboard from 1998 or people breaking the latest and greatest.
With the introduction of 60% keyboards 50 gram mice, I have found my self wanting a secondary set of peripherals for work the adjustment to 60% has not
Been easy for me I been missing my dedicated f keys and number pad.
Currently imo I think wooting and razer(huntsman 8khz) make the best keyboards for gaming and the new tech on the Logitech super strike x2 has to be the best for gaming outside of the weight.
Curious what the older generation and younger crowd feel about this topic.