Shaymin

The Redragon has extremely nice quality for the price. I've been using the mouse for the past year or so and there's been no transfer loss and everything still works as if I unboxed it yesterday. The feel of the mouse is extremely comfortable in the hand as well. To me, the RAT-7 was extremely lacking in quality. Pieces chipped off and it started to lose tracking ability after a few weeks. That was when the mouse was first released, so I have no clue as to how the mouse is now. Though I absolutely love the keyboard.

I added the specs at a glance for each of the two laptops. I just added a bit of observation that I've had for both.

I'm a bit of a Lenovo fanboy for their sleek miniscule designs and budget builds, so I'm just going to be posting Lenovo laptops. If you don't care about screen resolution, the Y40 is an extremely strong option for such a cheap price. (Get this if you're going to be processing a lot of information. or something like rendering a video.) The Y40 Specs at a glance are 14" Screen i7 processor (Really unrequired if you ask me) R9 M275 (A complete powerhouse and a truck for a laptop) 8GB RAM 5400 RPM HDD (You might want to consider replacing this) If you want a big resolution and couldn't care too much about performance, the Z70 is a 17" laptop with pretty good specs for the price it is. (I'd reccomend this over the Y40 if you don't care too much about gaming and/or doing more than 3 tasks at most. This is the laptop I use to code on the go and has been working amazing me for the past year. I do get a couple of lag spikes when running around 10~ tasks at once, but that's to be expected.) The Z70 Specs at a glance are 17" Screen i5 processor (For what you're doing, this is all you're really going to need) Intel HD 5500 (I found this to be useful for watching at 1080p with no visual loss. No pixels had to be cut either, so I could watch HD flawlessly.) 5400 RPM HDD (Again, you might want to replace this.) 8GB RAM

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I have a Glock Water Elemental FN if you'd like to buy it.

I completely agree with everything in here, but I'm just going to add in a little tid bit. Please, for the sake of all things holy, use breaks. Suicide botting doesn't exist anymore. Accounts that have been doing a skill for a couple of hours straight are usually flagged / monitored, regardless of them being a bot or not. Setting breaks will, almost surely, decrease your chances of being banned (I can't guarantee that you won't be banned outright).