Advice on a new keyboard, mouse, headphones and speakers

Check out http://www.bit-tech.net/, http://www.pcgamer.com/ and http://hexus.net/ for reviews.
Kb and mouse are like shoes, one size does not fit all. It'll be best to try them out in a shop regarding fit, noise etc.
Use reviews to gauge which functions you need. Also they don't need to be expensive. Some 100€ mice die just after the warranty runs out ;)

Personally I like Corsair keyboards and SteelSeries mice atm. I would stay away from the kids toys like Logitech and Razer.

Instead of paying huge amount of money to gaming headphones, you can get a mid level normal headphones which costs less and you can use it all around efficiently. Check Sennheiser..

I really like the razer stuff. Perhaps it's kid's toys, but it works well for me. I have a deathadder mouse, black widow keyboard and Kraken earphones. Honestly, try out different makes. Not all mice (mouses?) will work with your hand and you need to see if you like mechanical keyboards. For headphones, comfort is very important. I owned a steelseries Siberia before which was super comfortable, but it had faulty wiring, so I replaced it with the Kraken. The Kraken wasn't very comfortable initially, but I'm used to it now and I enjoy the sound. It is a very personal thing

For the headset get the hyper x cloud 2 and a raptor m45 would be perfect for your hands imo.

I will read though these replies too as I am looking into getting new mouse/keyboard/headphones in the UK area too.

Unfortunately I cannot help much other than to warn you, I made the mistake of buying cheap unbranded "gaming" stuff of ebay/amazon etc and although they do work as intended and were very cheap I just wish I spent more money as I know for certain they could be better and sometimes it even makes me frustrated.

Speakers wise I have some old Logitech 5.1 (cost roughly £50) speakers and last year decided to upgrade and bought a new Otone 5.1 set costing £100 and after 2 weeks of testing I found them worse and returned them.....I think I am going to have to spend a lot more money to get an upgrade on these Logitech they are great for their price.

I'm a female gamer myself so i have the same problem with with finding the right mouse for my small hands. I'm using the naga epic chroma 2014 ed. which is made for people who mainly play mmo or in my case rpgs but since they are programmable i use them for other functions such as esc, backspace, vol control etc and have found them so convenient that i can't use any other mouse without missing all those functionality.(edit: forgot to mention it can be used wired or wireless and comes with a charging dock). For keyboard i use the blackwidow chroma which is a nice and for headset I use and highly recommend the hyper x cloud II. They have great sound , both for music and games and are comfortable for long gaming sessions, also has a detachable mic. I don't recommend SS Siberia since they tend to fall apart (become faulty) after a short period of use from my experience going through 2 sets of them. There are plenty of reviews on the cloud II and most rate them highly. Anyways these are just my personal opinions so hope it can help you somewhat but end of the day i do find with mouse esp that it usually comes down to personal preference, the feel and fit of it so maybe go to a tech shop and try them out yourself before buying if possible?

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