Used a fantech headphone i Bought for 4k. been working well for 1+ year, pads needs replacing. otherwise sound and durability was solid. Mic quality was top notch too. I say this because I just upgraded to a hyperx cloud alpha headphone and comparatively, fantechs are well worth the price. Ive heard very good things about fantech mech keyboards as well.
Havit and Fantech have been well worth the price and offers reasonably good quality, from my personal experience with the two brands over the past couple of years. I imported Havit peripherals like mice and keyboards before they were available locally, and no issues noted after 4+ years. Fantech has a bit more plasticky and gamery looking stuff, but lots of options to choose from so most people can find something that fits them. They have keyboards, mice, PC cases, case fans, CPU coolers, fan controllers, RGB mouse pads, headphones, earbuds, subwoofers, mouse bungees, you name it. But I'd prefer that over Armaggeddon (no idea why it's spelt wrong) stuff because those can be a hit or miss. Leapfroglobal Singapore is a decent company and their sub brands (Sonicgear, Armaggeddon, Alcatroz, PowerLogic, AudioBox and Elysium) made good products but quality seemed to drop slightly once they started making gamery RGB stuff. Metropolitan was the importer earlier but they stopped dealing with those brands a couple of years back, and it has switched around a few times since then.Please stay away from critical components like PSUs from any of those brands though.Once again, always test these out because your mileage may vary. Unlike buying something sight unseen from a premium name brand after reading up a review, I would always advise anyone to personally experience the specific item when it comes to budget brands. OEMs and quality may be completely different even though model numbers are right next to each other.
Thanks for this elaborate explanation. How is the software side of things when it comes to keyboards and mice? Can you record macro keys and stuff? I might consider getting a wireless gaming mouse from fantech as branded wireless gaming mice are super expensive. Also need to get a keyboard with mx blue switches as well and branded ones are sometimes at least twice the price of Armaggeddon stuff. Haven't seen Havit or Fantech Mechanical keyboards anywhere though.
I also have a Havit mouse which I have been using for around 3 years now. its build quality doesnt feel very gud and the left click now feels bouncy too. The mouse still however is my daily driver.
Armageddon, I have used their keyboards in gamedge and I have noticed in some of them the shift key and the space bars were broken. I didnt get a chance to use their headphones but my friend who did said it didnt sound gud. I wonder if those Armageddon Pulse like headphones that go around 4 - 5k sound any gud.
bought an Armaggeddon Hectotron casing few years back and now rust is appearing in metal parts . never had an issue with my previous casings like this(im not from sea side )recently bought Armaggeddon arctic storm 3 cpu cooler and no issues yet
using 2 fantech fc 124 rgb fans and both have an audible electric crackling noise which im unable to find a reason
Is yours a MS691 or MS672 bought locally? Didn't like the look and feel of those mice myself, and didn't feel that strong either. Their higher end models have tough shells and cousin accidentally dropped a spanner onto the MS840, left a scratch but didn't crack.True, I was looking at getting a Kalashnikov whatever keyboard a long long time back but wasn't impressed when I got it to my hands, flimsy build quality and would have broken after a couple of months of hard use. That's when I got down the Havit stuff.Their sound quality has been good on the (relatively within their product line) high end, but once I tried a couple of lower end models at MC, were utter 💩 and gaudy looking to boot.
I guess A4 Tech products offer a decent experience too. I have heard good about them from a few of my friends.