It’s been a while since we have a new mouse design from SteelSeries, one of the most popular gaming peripheral manufacturers. Their last gaming mouse that I reviewed back in 2011 was the original SteelSeries Sensei. We did have a newer Sensei [RAW] Frost Blue edition but that is pretty much a stripped down Sensei […]
SteelSeries Siberia v2 Frost Blue Edition Review – The Siberia v2 Frost Blue Edition is an awesome, sleek gaming peripheral combo with the SteelSeries Sensei [RAW] Frost Blue I reviewed last week. Like the mouse, the headset only takes what’s necessary for gamers to make it affordable and focuses on the core functionalities – comfort,
SteelSeries Sensei [RAW] Frost Blue Edition review – SteelSeries Sensei is my most favorite mouse from SteelSeries. Saying that, I still love their previous Xai and Ikari that I reviewed years ago, but the Sensei looks very sleek and accurate to use in online competitive FPS games such as CounterStrike (yes, people still play CounterStrike,
SteelSeries Apex [RAW] Review – After being used to mechanical gaming keyboards such as the SteelSeries 6Gv2, it was a hard decision for me at first to review the SteelSeries Apex [RAW]. I do realise that not everyone has a love for mechanical keyboards (I know a few gamer friends who don’t) or has the
SteelSeries Sensei Review – SteelSeries Sensei is like the sexier and badder version of the SteelSeries Xai (check out SteelSeries Xai Review at Craving Tech). It improves one of the most advanced gaming mouse in the world into the next level. What’s so good about SteelSeries Sensei and does it worth upgrading from SteelSeries Xai
SteelSeries Sensei – SteelSeries announced a new sexy and stylish gaming mouse that made me (and the other gamers) drool when I saw the product’s press release, screenshots, and promotional video. SteelSeries Sensei is the latest gaming mouse from SteelSeries (after SteelSeries Xai and SteelSeries Ikari) named after the Japanese word “Sensei” meaning “Master” or
In a recent announcement early this month, SteelSeries has made its most popular headset, Siberia v2, to go “global”. Now, you can enjoy one of the finest headsets (according to reviewers and users) on the PS3, Xbox 360, PC, Mac, and even on your Apple’s media device like the iPad, iPhone, or iPod. I have
SteelSeries has been in gaming industry for years and Craving Tech has been reviewing their gaming mouse and keyboards for a while now (Ikari Laser, Xai, 6Gv2, and Shift). Their Siberia V2 headset is so popular that I’ve heard about it almost everywhere on the news and forums. Even though I’ve never reviewed any of
A wireless gaming headset?? Bring it on! SteelSeries announces the Spectrum 7xb which works on the PC and the Xbox 360. Don’t let the “7” fool you though as this is not a 7.1 surround sound headset. Nevertheless, would be interesting to find out how the Spectrum 7xb performs in FPS gaming where directional sound
Just got the mechanical gaming keyboard, 6Gv2, from SteelSeries today. If you are into unboxing videos, check this one out :) SteelSeries 6Gv2 review coming soon at Craving Tech.
If you haven’t heard about the two companies yet, SteelSeries is a leading gaming peripherals and accessories manufacturer (check out my SteelSeries Xai and SteelSeries Ikari Laser review) where as GUNNAR Optiks is the company behind the popular digital eyewear to reduce eye strains for gamers. Looking forward to see innovations that come from this
March 2, 2010 – Kicking off CeBIT 2010 in Hanover Germany, SteelSeries, the leading manufacturer of gaming peripherals and accessories, introduced the new high-end SteelSeries 7H (and 7H USB) headset, along with the new SteelSeries 6Gv2 keyboard. The 7H USB headset variant provides a 7.1 surround sound for a perfect 3D positional audio. As for
