First introduced on an iPhone, the iPhone 7 had a new, non-mechanical Home button that offers a haptic feedback. It created an illusion of a real button being pressed and in my opinion, successfully delivered that experience. And now, haptic feedback will be coming to your ears too, thanks to Razer’s latest innovation in gaming […]
Sennheiser GSP 550 Review – Sennheiser has entered the gaming industry for quite some time – check out our review on the Sennheiser PC 373D (or the predecessor, PC 363D). What I loved about those headsets were the premium construction and sound signature that we all love from Sennheiser. The GSP 550 by Sennheiser is
Astro A50 Wireless Gaming Headset Review – Wireless headsets for gaming are the one of the most convenient gaming peripherals ever created for games. The fact that you can game without any cable restrictions is godsend, not to mention the fact that you can walk around for a toilet break without the need to lift
SteelSeries Arctis Pro + GameDAC Review – The SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless was a blast to use. It sounds really good and most importantly, has all the bells and whistles that you want in a wireless gaming headset. The other model from the Arctis Pro line, however, the Arctis Pro with the GameDAC, is on
SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless Review – As gaming desktop gets more powerful (with better, bigger, faster RAMs or graphics processing power), unfortunately the sound department has not evolved much. Newer mechanical keys on gaming keyboards with faster response rate are constantly being researched and manufactured, and yet, gaming headsets don’t really differ much from one
The pursue of gaming headsets with high-fidelity continues. Only just recently that Steelseries announced the launch of their Arctis Pro line capable of delivering 44,000 Hz Hi-Res audio. And now, Sennheiser is launching their newest gaming headset, the GSP 500, that seems to be a worthy successor to their GAME ONE gaming headset.
SteelSeries Arctis 7 is still one of my favourite gaming headsets (check my review out), thanks to its stylish and minimalist design, long battery life, and its sound quality. But now, the Arctis Pro new line ups are here and SteelSeries has made their flagship gaming headsets sound even better with the Arctis Pro, Arctis
Plantronics RIG 800LX Review – Though Plantronics promoting this headset as a “Wireless Gaming Headset for Xbox One”, Plantronics RIG 800LX actually works great on the PC. If you own both an Xbox One and a PC, it’s even better because you don’t need to make an extra purchase for a different headset. The headset
HyperX Cloud Flight Review – HyperX (part of Kingston) gaming headsets are popular for their comfort, sound, and pricing that does not break your budget. The HyperX Cloud Revolver S that I reviewed earlier this year left quite an impression (it was my first HyperX gaming headset to try on). HyperX Cloud Flight is HyperX’s
Corsair VOID PRO RGB Wireless SE (Special Edition) Gaming Headset Review – The Corsair VOID series received glowing reviews among Corsair fans around the world for the excellent design, comfort, sound, and battery life. We reviewed the non-wireless version about a year ago (i.e the Corsair VOID RGB USB) and loved it. Borrowing the recipes
Turtle Beach Elite Pro Review – Turtle Beach Elite Pro is a premium gaming headset designed specifically for hardcore gamers, especially eSports players. Don’t let this deter you from purchasing the headset though because if you game for hours and hours, you’ll appreciate what the Elite Pro headset can offer. So, even if you don’t
Kingston HyperX Cloud Revolver S Review – The HyperX Cloud Revolver gaming headset has been praised by many, delivering rich audio with comfy build and great design, despite of the low price tag. Lots of gamers own the headset and are mostly happy with what it has to offer. To those who are longing for more,
