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Logitech Uber Game Bundle From DSE $348 save $244

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Logitech Uber Game Bundle From DSE $348 save $244
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unifex on 01/11/2013 - 18:57 dicksmith.com.au (415 clicks)

Seems like a good deal if you want all the gear at one time.

Shameless copy of DSE description

Giving you an arsenal of advanced gaming technology, the Logitech G19s keyboard for gaming features a colour GamePanel™ LCD to display game stats, VOIP communication data, and many other items. Other features include user-selectable character backlighting colour that lets you personalise the keyboard to better fit with your computer and gaming equipment; 12 fully programmable G-keys with three macros per key, to provide space to program 36 single key presses or complex macros; and two high-speed, powered USB 2.0 ports to transfer data to and from peripherals – like MP3 players and flash drives – while providing power to charge battery-powered devices. Plus, multi-key input allows you to use up to five keys at once to perform multiple complex actions.

Key Features

Colour GamePanel™ LCD
User-selectable character backlighting colour
Twelve programmable G-keys with three macros per key
Two high-speed, powered USB 2.0 ports
Multi-key input

Logitech G602 Wireless Gaming Mouse

G602 redefines the laws of wireless gaming, with up to 250 hours of battery life. From the pinpoint accuracy of exclusive Delta Zero™ sensor technology to high durability primary switches rated to a 20 million-click lifespan, G602 offers true gaming performance. 11 programmable controls can be customized with optional Logitech Gaming Software. Advanced surface materials improve both comfort and control in long gaming sessions. Or, if you choose, Endurance mode extends the battery life to an impressive 1440 hours. Count on G602 to dominate boss after boss.

Logitech G440 Gaming Mouse Pad

G440 features a low friction, hard polymer surface ideal for high DPI gaming, improving mouse control and precise cursor placement. Consistent surface texture improves sensor performance, especially when used with Logitech G gaming sensors. And the multi-layer construction with a rubber base and hard polymer core give G440 a stable foundation for precise in-game mouse maneuvers.

Logitech G35 Gaming Headset

The Logitech G35 headset. Game-changing immersion with 7.1 surround sound powered by Dolby technology for a detailed sound field – hear your enemies before they see you. Featuring three swappable headband pads so you can choose the best fit, for long-lasting comfort; three customisable G keys for one-touch command over music, voice morphing, and more; on-ear audio controls for quick access to volume, microphone mute, and surround sound adjustments; and an adjustable, noise-cancelling microphone that focuses on your voice and reduces background noise.

Key Features

7.1 surround sound powered by Dolby® technology
Three swappable headband pads
Three customizable G keys
On-ear audio controls
Adjustable, noise-cancelling microphone

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  • Gnostikos on 01/11/2013 - 19:27
    +2

    Two other bundles also available: http://catalogues.dicksmith.com.au/catalogue/dick-smith-cata…

    Logitech Epic Gamer Bundle: G500s Mouse + G430 Headset + G710+ Mechanical Keyboard + G440 Mouse Pad = $248
    (Cheapest combined prices from StaticICE = $294)

    Logitech Recruit Gamer Bundle: G400s Mouse + G230 Headset + G105 Keyboard + G240 Mouse Pad = $148
    (Cheapest combined prices from StaticICE = $141.99)

    Cheapest combined prices from StaticICE for the Logitech Uber Game Bundle = $354.15

    • Checkboy on 01/11/2013 - 20:24
      +2

      The first bundle for $248 is a much more greater value than the one posted.

  • PlagueistheCheap on 01/11/2013 - 19:41
    +7

    I still dont think the logitech stuff is worth it

  • Kerius on 01/11/2013 - 19:42
    +3

    not worth it at all.

  • [Deactivated] on 01/11/2013 - 20:04
    +2

    Yet when I tried replacing my G35's at DS a few months ago they claimed they don't stock them anymore, and gave me a 50% refund.

  • Headphones on 01/11/2013 - 20:53

    Pass.

  • ihfree on 02/11/2013 - 00:12

    G keyboards are low quality in my opinion. Have had two over the last 5 years. G15v2 wore out - F4 key and then some of the letters. G510 had a rarely used key break.

    Would think as a gamer you're much better off with a more durable keyboard - maybe a mechanical.

    • Astro551 on 02/11/2013 - 02:08

      what advantages do they have over standard keyboards if they're not mechanical? confirugable keys?

  • ChickenAdobo on 02/11/2013 - 00:51

    I'm waiting for Logitech shop end of year sales.

  • Risser on 02/11/2013 - 11:41
    +1

    I've used a g15 (blue display with 12 programmable keys??) and a current red version, two keybaords over 8odd years. The only reason the blue one died was it did not react well to liquid being poured into it :((. I have liked them both. I've not had any keys wear out. I've used the aswd keys soooo much, even the lettering is still clear, without any wear showing at all. The old Mitsubishi keyboards would wear the letters off.

    I also had an MX500? mouse for 8odd years, wore it out, it was a good mouse for the price. Bought a G9X just recently to replace the MX500. Previous to that I simply used the MS mice.

    On something really off topic, my brother created what you'd call today an app that calculated the distance travelled by our mice in metric measurements (created a pixel to metric conversion ratio). Back at school one of my mates racked up over 300KM before his MS mouse died. During loading screens it was a competition to see who could clock up as much distance on the mouse while waiting :)

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