Tt eSPORTS KNUCKER Review – I swore that I would never go back to a non-mechanical keyboard. I’ve been pampered with so many mechanical gaming keyboards to review from different brands that my fingers remember the goodness coming from the Cherry MX mechanical switches. I do understand, however, that not everyone likes mechanical keyboards. I […]
SteelSeries Apex [RAW] Review – After being used to mechanical gaming keyboards such as the SteelSeries 6Gv2, it was a hard decision for me at first to review the SteelSeries Apex [RAW]. I do realise that not everyone has a love for mechanical keyboards (I know a few gamer friends who don’t) or has the
Logitech G710 Plus Mechanical Gaming Keyboard review – Mechanical gaming keyboards.. they have always been delivering awesome tactile feedback and experience both for gaming and work. I have tried quite a lot of mechanical gaming keyboards from various key types (Cherry MX Blue, Brown, and Black). They are similar yet not the same, but my
CM Storm Quick Fire Pro Review – The Quick Fire Pro from CoolerMaster Storm is pretty much similar like the Quick Fire Rapid I reviewed last time, except for further “Pro” features.
Razer BlackWidow Ultimate Stealth Edition Review – Ah.. gaming peripherals. They never end. Just when you think that you’ve got the perfect gaming peripherals such as a gaming keyboard, a better one comes out not long after. If you own a Razer BlackWidow Ultimate before, the news of Razer releasing a newer version called the
Razer BlackWidow Ultimate Stealth Edition – Not entirely happy with your Razer BlackWidow Ultimate due to the complaints your roommate filed against you? Not to worry, Razer has just launched the Stealth Edition of its most popular mechanical gaming keyboard, the BlackWidow Standard and Ultimate. The keyset still offers tactility but with a quieter feedback.
Razer BlackWidow Ultimate Review – We’ve heard back about Razer’s new mechanical keyboard, the Razer BlackWidow and the Ultimate edition back then in August 2010 (Gamescom 2010). It has been years since Razer released a gaming keyboard so the news sort of rocked the gamers’ world (or at least Razer’s fans) including myself as I
The SteelSeries Shift is the latest high-end gaming keyboard from SteelSeries. Definitely designed for hardcore gamers, the keyboard has a great, sturdy build quality, and plenty of customizations, including swappable keysets and plenty of macro capabilities.
There were a few mechanical gaming keyboards released by the end of year 2010 and Meka G1 by Tt eSPORTS (Thermaltake) was one of them. The Meka G1 mechanical gaming keyboard certainly did not disappoint when I used and tested it for a couple of weeks for the purpose of this review. It’s solid, sturdy,
Last night I posted my coverage on the GamesCom 2010 and unveiled Razer’s next generation spider keyboard, the Razer BlackWidow: specifications, features, and pricing based on the conference. Here is the complete official press release from Razer about the Razer BlackWidow, world’s first gaming mechanical keyboard.
Microsoft has just released a new gaming keyboard, named Microsoft SideWinder X4 last week. The keyboard is made solely for one purpose: to kill ghosting! Yup, the SideWinder X4 allows you to press up to 26 keys at once (but tell me, who would press 26 keys at once on their keyboard though?). The keyboard
The Microsoft SideWinder X6 Keyboard is the ultimate gaming keyboard from Microsoft. Compared to Microsoft Reclusa (which is powered by Razer), the SideWinder X6 is truly a Microsoft product. With features made for both gaming and productivity work, the Microsoft SideWinder X6 is a keyboard that stands between the two worlds. However, it is very
