SteelSeries Prime Mini Wireless Review – The original SteelSeries Prime Wireless is an excellent, esport-grade wireless gaming mouse (make sure to check my review with some Overwatch gameplay while using it), so the Prime Mini Wireless comes at a surprise. It’s definitely made for gamers with smaller hands and who like lighter mouse. At 7 […]
G-Tek Cyborg 750 Lightweight Gaming Mouse Review – G-Tek, Laser’s sub-brand in gaming (make sure to check out our review on their Cyborg 3000 mechanical gaming keyboard as well), recently released their latest gaming mouse – G-Tek Cyborg 750 Lightweight RGB Gaming Mouse. So let’s find out if it’s any good!
SteelSeries Prime Wireless Review – Designed for esports and pro gamers, the new Prime series were launched a few months ago by SteelSeries. The series include three Prime gaming mouse, with one being wireless – which is what we are looking at today. SteelSeries Prime Wireless is designed for intense pro-level play, so everything needs
Razer Viper 8KHz Review – As gaming keyboards get higher polling rate (like the CORSAIR K100 RGB‘s 4000Hz polling rate), there aren’t much to see in the mouse department. At least, until Razer Viper 8KHz comes along. With 8000Hz polling rate support, Razer Viper 8KHz would be the gaming mouse that many esport players will
ASUS ROG Keris Wireless Gaming Mouse Review – ASUS ROG Keris Wireless may not be the most lightweight gaming mouse but at 79 grams, it’s still very light to handle and easy to glide. The weight is kind of perfect for me as I don’t have to adjust any DPI sensitivity to compensate for the
SteelSeries Rival 5 Review – SteelSeries Rival 3 is the perfect mouse for many. It’s affordable (retails for A$69) but offers really good sensor performance – make sure to check my highlight Overwatch gameplay with the mouse on the review post. But if you need more buttons for your macros, shortcuts, and actions, then the
While waiting to review the recently launched SteelSeries Rival 5, SteelSeries has been busy. They are launching the new Prime product line which is co-developed in collaboration with the pros (with input and feedback from 100+ of the world’s leading competitive professional players). The Prime line of products are designed solely for competition and engineered
While there are certain gamers who play certain game genre like Sport or First Person Shooter (FPS), some (like myself) do play all kinds of games from multiple genres. With this in mind, SteelSeries designed and announced a new gaming mouse, the SteelSeries Rival 5.
Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT Review – A less-than-63 grams wireless gaming mouse with great performance and has more than 70 hours of battery life? Bring it on. Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT is definitely Logitech G’s lightest and fastest PRO mouse ever. It’s powered by Logitech G’s HERO 25K SENSOR at 25,600DPI and 400
If you travel and game a lot with your gaming laptop, then you’d normally opt for a light, compact, wireless gaming mouse. Powered by just a single AA battery, this new Razer Orochi V2 ultra-lightweight wireless gaming mouse can survive up to 900 hours (on Bluetooth mode) or 425 hours on wireless, thanks to the
HyperX Pulsefire Haste Review – For the past six months or so, it looks like we are in the era of ultra-lightweight gaming mice – both wired and wireless. And I’m not talking about just under-100-grams-mice here, oh no, we are way past that. The Razer Viper, for example, weighs 69 grams and SteelSeries Aerox
SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless Review – I tweeted some time ago to SteelSeries asking for a new wireless, flagship gaming mouse that weighs below 100 grams. Rival 650 Wireless is awesome for sure but it weighs 121 grams and with my grip style, I’ve never been a fan of a somewhat heavier mouse. Sure, they
