The original SteelSeries Sensei gaming mouse was loved by many, and the mouse was used by many eSports winners in the past. I personally loved the mouse when I reviewed it back in 2011. Since then, the company had been releasing a few variants which I’ve reviewed as well: the Sensei Wireless and Sensei [RAW] […]
CORSAIR NIGHTSWORD Review – CORSAIR NIGHTSWORD RGB gaming mouse is one of the most comfortable and accurate mice that I’ve ever used in the past few years. Within my first game of Overwatch from Blizzard using the mouse, I immediately fell in love to the shape, the feel, and most importantly, the optical sensor (which
Logitech G502 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse Review – The original Logitech G502 gaming mouse was one of Logitech’s most loved wired gaming mice. This was back in 2014 however, and with the recent wireless LIGHTSPEED technology from Logitech G (check out our coverage on the G903 with POWERPLAY), the iconic mouse now gets a huge
Logitech MX Vertical Ergonomic Mouse Review – I’m getting old and all these mouse swiping & clicking has finally caught up with me. If I don’t stretch my arms and fingers every now and then, I’d get all sort of things – golfer’s elbow, tennis elbow, and finger pain while scrolling with the middle mouse
Logitech G Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse Review – The Logitech G Pro product line is designed specifically by and for the eSports professionals. Or at least if you are not one, it’s definitely for gamers who play competitive games and want to focus on winning (but who doesn’t, right?). The Logitech G Pro Wireless gaming
SteelSeries Rival 600 Review – I was a big fan of the original SteelSeries Sensei due to its perfect size and weight on my small hands, and for the sensor performance it delivered at that time. I didn’t have a chance to review the newer Sensei 310 and the Rival 700 was good but it
Razer Hyperflux (Mamba + Firefly Hyperflux) Review – When I first tested and reviewed the Logitech G POWERPLAY Wireless Charging mouse mat with G903, the concept was mind-blowing. The fact that you can use a wireless mouse charged constantly through the mouse mat while gaming, is cool and intuitive. It eliminates having to plug a
Razer Abyssus V2 was a tournament grade gaming mouse from Razer without the bells and whistles, keeping its price point low without sacrificing performance (check out our review on the Abyssus V2 if you haven’t). It also offers a different contour and size, which I found quite perfect at that time. So if you’ve been
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
Logitech MK850 Performance Review – The Logitech MK850 is a wireless keyboard and mouse combo from Logitech, aims to be the only keyboard and mouse you need for all your devices at home or at the office. Logitech MK850 itself comprises of the Logitech K850 Keyboard and Logitech M720 Triathlon mouse. Both are connected seamlessly
Logitech MX ERGO Mouse Review – Logitech Wireless Trackball M570 was a very popular, wireless, trackball mouse for many years. It’s been praised by many, even those who are new to using a trackball mouse. Fast forward to 2017, Logitech has proven its loyalty to trackball mouse users by releasing a new, better trackball mouse
Razer Basilisk Review – Razer Basilisk is Razer’s new gaming mouse with an “FPS Gaming Mouse” tag. It is powered by the same optical sensor as some of their high-end gaming mouse, like the Razer DeathAdder Elite. Razer Basilisk, however, offers a unique DPI Clutch that is often used by pro gamers to switch DPI
