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Computer Peripherals (Keyboards, Mice, Motion Control, CAD) (Santa Barbara)
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Cooler Master CM Storm Quick Fire Pro keyboard – $15
This keyboard works well and I've had no issues with it, although it could use a dusting or cleaning.
Logitech G413 Carbon keyboard – $15
This was a more expensive keyboard originally, I believe, and I haven't used it in years, but I recall the enter key on the numpad wasn't working. The main regular one is, though.
Logitech G502 Hero wired mouse – $15
This mouse is very well known and well regarded, and it works excellently.
Razer Hydra – $50
These things are flipping awesome and I love them. They've been discontinued for quite a while, but they are excellent motion controls. There's a program called MCE that lets you just map controls on the Hydra to mouse and keyboard inputs. It has a learning curve for sure, but it's extremely capable. I even used it for shooters, which was difficult, but on, soooo immersive. If I weren't purging things I own, this would normally stay, but I don't use it much these days.
3D Connexion SpaceMouse Wireless and CadMouse Wireless – $120
For a while I was doing some CAD work in Rhino3D, and these were extremely useful. To be able to manipulate at a model using the SpaceMouse was not only really helpful, but also really enjoyable. Both have carrying cases.
3D Connexion SpaceExplorer USB – $60
This is a more all-in-one unit, as compared to the two listed above. I believe it's older, so I'm not sure about compatibility with modern operating systems, and I encourage you to look it up before buying. I'm happy to bundle it with the above units for a lower price, too.