ROG Claymore II Review – It’s been a long while since I’ve come across keyboards with detachable numpad. People may not realise how good and flexible this offers to your experience – especially if you are using your keyboard not just for gaming, but for working as well.
Logitech G413 TKL SE Review – The G413 TKL SE is a mechanical gaming keyboard from Logitech that is aimed for those who are looking for a simple, durable mechanical gaming keyboard. It doesn’t have the extra, exciting stuff in a sense but this cut the costs significantly down. It’s definitely a budget mechanical gaming keyboard
Logitech Ergo K860 Ergonomic Keyboard Review – When a friend came over and asked me why I was using this weird-looking keyboard (the Ergo K860) and mouse (MX Vertical), I gave him a quick explanation about wrist pain, RSI, and the importance of ergonomics. Mind you, he’s still 20 years old (and I’m over 40)
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
CORSAIR K57 RGB Wireless Gaming Keyboard Review – Many years ago, I tweeted about wanting a gaming peripheral company to make a wireless, gaming keyboard. No one seemed to be able to claim that on those days – most likely due to the lag or wireless intereference that it may have caused. Years ahead, looks
CORSAIR K70 RGB MK.2 LOW PROFILE Review – Low profile mechanical keyboards seem to be the next thing in 2019. They have slimmer and flatter keys that are not there just for the looks, but to prevent fatigue from extended typing or gaming. Plus, low profile keyboard design gives you a more natural feel on
Razer BlackWidow (2019) Review – Razer BlackWidow is Razer’s latest mechanical gaming keyboard in the BlackWidow line (they also have the BlackWidow Elite, Tournament, X, etc). The “just” BlackWidow is probably the one that most gamers would go for, offering a great balance between features and budget. And now, Razer has updated the keyboard line
Logitech G613 Review – I longed for a day when someone would have made a wireless, mechanical gaming keyboard. Back then, maybe nobody dared to claim one due to technology limitations but hey, come on. Well, that wish has now come true.
Logitech K600 TV Keyboard Review – Smart TVs are awesome. Some can even use voice activation to open an app or do a search on your favourite movie to watch. However, in most cases, you are still required to type in those keywords with the TV remote. For example, you might search for a movie
Razer has just announced a new mechanical gaming keyboard, the Razer Huntsman Elite, and it puts the Razer BlackWidow Ultimate series to shame. There’s also the Razer Huntsman in the new product line for those on a budget. Well in all honesty. the BlackWidow Chroma V2 is still a masterpiece of its own (which I’m
Logitech G Australia has just announced the availability of 2 new gaming gears – Logitech G560 RGB PC Gaming Speakers and Logitech G512 RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. These 2 new additions should complement your Logitech G502 or G903 with the POWERPLAY Wireless Charging if you have one (check out Craving Tech’s review if you are
Logitech has been enjoying the glory for quite some time on the wireless peripherals market. Their Logitech G POWERPLAY brings innovation to the table by having a mouse pad that charges your wireless gaming mouse while you use it, removing the need to plug your charging cable, ever. They also have a wireless, mechanical gaming
