Razer Huntsman Mini Analog Review – Razer Huntsman Mini is one of the most popular Razer’s gaming keyboards in the market. With 60% in size, its mini factor is loved by enthusiasts and minimalists alike. Those who are living in an apartment inside small rooms will truly appreciate how compact the keyboard is on the […]
Since not many people are familiar with G-Tek before, let me introduce the brand. G-Tek is Laser’s sub-brand in gaming and Laser was established in 1987 here in Surry Hills, Australia. Today Laser is one of Australia’s fastest-growing and most trusted consumer IT and consumer electronics solutions providers. G-Tek recently released their latest gaming keyboard
The new Razer Huntsman V2 line has just been announced, featuring Razer’s 2nd generation Optical Switches, Doubleshot PBT keycaps, improved acoustics, and more importantly, an 8,000Hz polling rate with Razer HyperSpeed Technology. Chris Mitchell, Head of Sales & Marketing of Razer’s Peripherals Business Unit says that “The improvements and refinements in the new Huntsman V2
Note: This is a guest post brought to you by HyperX If you’re looking to purchase a new keyboard, you’ve likely come across a wealth of different options in your search. From the size, to switches, to RGB lighting, and price, it can be tough to decide what’s best for your needs. By considering these
Razer BlackWidow V3 Mini HyperSpeed Review – The Razer BlackWidow gaming keyboard family have been around for decades and each year perfected for performance, durability, and sometimes, a wow factor. The latest BlackWidow, the Razer BlackWidow V3 Pro, finally adds wireless connectivity option to gamers who still want to game competitively but without cable limitations.
Razer has just announced their new wireless gaming keyboard in mini factor. Razer BlackWidow V3 Mini HyperSpeed is a 65% gaming keyboard with full-height keys, arrow and navigation keysets. Unlike the traditional 60% keyboard, you have that handy keypad and also the Delete, PageUp, PageDown, and Insert key which are crucial when you are browsing
CORSAIR K100 RGB Review (with OPX Optical-Mechanical Switches) – The CORSAIR K70 (both the RAPIDFIRE and MK.2 LOW PROFILE) were my favourite gaming keyboards from CORSAIR (make sure to check my reviews out), but their latest CORSAIR K100 RGB is on a whole new level. It has a stunning aluminium design with CORSAIR AXON Hyper-Processing
Razer BlackWidow V3 Pro Review – When I reviewed the first few BlackWidow gaming keyboard from Razer, I tweeted and wondered if the company would ever release a wireless, mechanical BlackWidow. This was many years ago. While it took a while for the wireless technology to pick up, the dream of many Razer fans has
Logitech G915 Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review – It’s late 2020 and we’ve now seen a range of wireless mechanical gaming keyboards appearing from well-known brands like Razer, CORSAIR, and Logitech (minus SteelSeries). Why so late? I assume everyone needed to make sure that the wireless technology has come into perfection to deliver no latency
Razer BlackWidow V3 Review – The BlackWidow is Razer’s legendary keyboard series that have resonated well through time. Make sure to check out our past BlackWidow 2019 and BlackWidow V2 reviews if you haven’t yet. And this time in 2020, Razer releases two new BlackWidow V3 series – the standard and the Pro. While we
SteelSeries Apex 5 Review – I’ve been using the SteelSeries Apex Pro as my main keyboard since early January this year. I’m in love with the “OmniPoint” switches the moment I put my fingers on them, and love how responsive and customisable they are. I also loved typing on those switches for coding and other
SteelSeries Apex Pro Review – SteelSeries’ latest flagship mechanical gaming keyboard, the Apex Pro, has a very unique feature that other brands don’t: adjustable mechanical switches. While most traditional mechanical gaming keyboards would normally advertise having specific mechanical switches (whether CherryMX or custom-made switches) with specific specs. However, SteelSeries Apex Pro takes these further by
