Tt eSPORTS DRACCO Captain gaming headset review – Tt eSPORTS, one of the leading gaming peripheral manufacturers, announced the DRACCO Captain gaming headset a few months ago in Taipei. Some of their high quality gaming peripherals that I’ve reviewed recently are the Level 10 M Gaming Mouse and the Meka G Unit gaming keyboard. What […]
Sennheiser PC 363D gaming headset review – The only negative feedback that gamers had on the Sennheiser PC 333D gaming headset (check out my Sennheiser PC 333D review) is how tight the headset is to the head. The design team at Sennheiser seemed to listen to the users’ feedback and built an all new gaming
Razer Tiamat 7.1 Review – Lots of people asked me whether 7.1 really matters in a game. The answer is, you bet! Especially if you are playing competitive FPS (First Person Shooter) games online. The ability to track down where your cunning enemies are before you even see them can be considered cheating and crucial
Plantronics GameCom 780 review – Plantronics making a gaming headset? Some hardcore gamers may go “Pfft!” hearing or imagining this thought. Though my reaction wasn’t that extreme, I did wonder whether they were good enough to be able to make a gaming headset. In my mind, their products (headsets) were geared towards business or corporate
I honestly didn’t know that Sennheiser actually has gaming headsets on their product range. So when I was given a chance to review one of their best gaming headsets, I didn’t hesitate. Sennheiser earphones or headsets have been well known for their sound quality so there wasn’t any reason to say “No”. So let’s take
CoolerMaster Storm Sirus 5.1 Review – CoolerMaster Storm Sirus 5.1 is their first gaming headset in the product pipeline, which completes the whole range of gaming peripherals they have in their arsenal: Gaming PC Case, Keyboard, Mouse, Mouse pad, and other accessories. Check out Craving Tech’s Sentinel ZERO-G mouse and Quick Fire Rapid keyboard’s review.
So we’ve got all these wireless Bluetooth headsets to chat over the phone or listen to our music to. We’ve also got the wireless portable speakers on our desks that sound so wonderful that you just want to listen to them every day and night. But, but, what about a wireless gaming headset? Not many
SteelSeries has been in gaming industry for years and Craving Tech has been reviewing their gaming mouse and keyboards for a while now (Ikari Laser, Xai, 6Gv2, and Shift). Their Siberia V2 headset is so popular that I’ve heard about it almost everywhere on the news and forums. Even though I’ve never reviewed any of
SteelSeries has just released version 2 of its Headset named Siberia that delivers superior sound isolation, comfort, and design for Gamers and Audiophiles! The first Siberia Headset was launched back in 2004 so 5 years have passed before we are introduced with Siberia v2. Siberia v2 sports an “invisible” retractable microphone system that pulls out
Cyber Snipa product range (varied from a headset to a pro gaming keyboard) is developed by an Australian company, called Cyber Sport. I haven’t seen any Cyber Snipa products before so it’s quite exciting to test and try one of their products, the Cyber Snipa SONAR 5.1 gaming headset. With a true 5.1 surround sound
