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 […]
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.
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
SteelSeries Rival 3 Wireless Review – With a brand new Quantum 2.0 Dual Wireless technology, SteelSeries boasts creating a wireless gaming mouse that is battery-efficient, without sacrificing performance. The new Rival 3 Wireless takes the design and concept of Rival 3 (check our review out) and make it wireless. Unlike most wireless gaming mouse that
SteelSeries Apex 5 Review – I’ve been using the SteelSeries Apex Pro as my main keyboard since early January this year. I’m in love with the “OmniPoint” switches the moment I put my fingers on them, and love how responsive and customisable they are. I also loved typing on those switches for coding and other
SteelSeries Rival 3 Review – Usually when you read “affordable” or “budget”, you’d think that the product will have many compromises and it’s not something that you want from a serious, competitive gaming mouse. But thankfully, SteelSeries does not cut corners in designing one of their most affordable gaming mouse ever, the SteelSeries Rival 3
SteelSeries Sensei Ten Review – We reviewed the original SteelSeries Sensei gaming mouse back in 2011 (yes, Craving Tech has been around that long!). It’s shiny, sexy, and really iconic. But more importantly, it set the standard high for eSports thanks to its shape and performance. It’s so popular that we even had the SteelSeries
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
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]
Playing Nintendo Switch games on the go is fun (or any games, really). I mean, how else can you make use of a daily 30-minute train commute? But during launch, many were grumbling because the console didn’t really support wireless audio – which means you have to plug your wired earphones if you want to
