Logitech G G903 & Logitech POWERPLAY Wireless Charging System Review – When a gaming peripheral promises endless wireless gaming, it normally involves a hot-swappable battery system or a super-long battery life. So technically, there still is a delay between having to swap your batteries over, or charge your wireless device with a supplied cable. However, […]
Razer has just announced a new gaming mouse named the Razer Basilisk, aimed towards FPS (First Person Shooter) gamers. Equipped with Razer’s 5G optical sensor, it actually has the same sensor as the Razer DeathAdder Elite and Razer Lancehead TE (we reviewed the Razer Lancehead Wireless Edition). The Razer Basilisk also features the Razer Mechanical
After a few teases from SteelSeries Twitter account and from online media outlets, two new gaming mice from SteelSeries were officially announced: SteelSeries Sensei 310 and Rival 310.
Razer Lancehead Review – Making a great wireless gaming mouse is no easy feat, but thankfully Razer has all the experience and knowledge in making one (Razer Mamba [2015, Chroma], Mamba 2012, the original Mamba 2010, and also the Ouroboros). Razer Lancehead (wireless edition) is Razer’s latest take on a wireless gaming mouse and this
Razer DeathAdder Elite Review – I was in a journey to pick the best gaming mouse in 2016 for the past months and I think I’ve found it in Razer’s latest gaming mouse, the DeathAdder Elite. SteelSeries Rival 700, for example, is equipped with the popular PixArt PMW3360 optical sensor and a really cool tactile
SteelSeries Rival 700 Review – SteelSeries Sensei Wireless is one of my most favourite gaming mouse from SteelSeries. It was considered as the SteelSeries’ flagship mouse for a while, but the SteelSeries Rival 700 has replaced its position with one of the best gaming mouse sensor in the world, along with more bells and whistles
Razer Abyssus V2 Review – Razer Abyssus V2 is aimed to provide tournament-grade gaming mouse without the bells and whistles. That means you’ll get all the essentials you need to game and save the extra dollars. It’s great if you just need a good gaming mouse to play, even competitively, and need the extra money
Corsair M65 PRO RGB Review – Labelled as an FPS gaming mouse, the M65 PRO RGB features a very high DPI support (12,000) with accessible, unique ‘Sniper button’. It also offers customisations like the weight system and millions of lighting colour to pick for both practicality and aesthetic purposes, giving each M65 PRO RGB a unique
ROCCAT Kiro Review – There are not many good ambidextrous gaming mouse out there (i.e can be used in either left or right hand), but thankfully ROCCAT Kiro is now up for grabs for the upcoming Christmas holiday. It’s the latest gaming mouse from ROCCAT which may not look as premium as the ROCCAT Nyth,
Razer Mamba Chroma Review – In case you haven’t noticed, Razer has been upgrading their whole line of popular products with their Chroma technology. It supports a spectrum of visual effects featuring 16.8 million colors that can be tailored to a specific game in play; Now that’s a ton of personal customisations! Razer Mamba, one
With plenty of wireless mouse in the market, Logitech may have a tough time to convince consumers to shell out $149.95 for one. After all, you can grab a different Logitech wireless mouse product for just $20-$30. However, as I use the Logitech MX Master daily to work at the office (from 9am to 5:30pm),
ROCCAT Nyth Review – Designing a gaming mouse is never easy and competitive online gamers demand the best from their mouse: accuracy, comfort, design, features, and the list goes on. When you own a ROCCAT Nyth gaming mouse, it feels as if it’s your own personal gaming mouse, tailored to what you want. More side
