Pros often use monitors that are similar in size and refresh rate to the ones they’ll use when playing on the big stages. Monitors naturally vary across the pro spectrum but there are some key specs that are consistent. I ANNOUNCE TO YOU, that the technology is here and it’s Logitech, a wireless mouse that’s not only lightweight but matches the latency of a wired mouse. In the past, wired was your only choice but Serral can be seen using the Logitech G Pro X Superlight Wireless. Many top pros in StarCraft own a Logitech G Pro. Anything else is begging for a harder life. But its rival, the Filco Majestouch 2 has also made an appearance in the Korean scene over the years. It has sturdier keycaps and enthusiast features right out of the box. Right now everyone’s rocking the Leopold FC 750R. Korean Pro Players, plus Scarlett and Special use keyboards from Leopold. Tenkeyless gives you a lot more room to move your mouse and it’s easier to pack when travelling. Let’s talk about outside of the game first Starting with keyboards, You’re going to want a mechanical Ten Keyless Keyboard. There’s no reason not to take advantage of that. Pros aim to get the best performance while keeping distractions to a minimum. But StarCraft 2 is over 10 years old and Pro Players have done a lot of the work on what a good setup looks like. When people started, they will run with the default or let some software choose what’s optimal. You see it’s so important that a player’s setup is the perfect environment or it could cost them the game. Uh oh, we got a delay and the match can’t start because something isn’t right. Let me paint a picture, players come out on stage, they shake hands and they go to their stations and begin setting up.
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