Category: Peripherals

Over the last few weeks, I’ve reviewed a few cheap brand-name gaming headsets, like the Razer Kraken X – a £50 gaming headset that I didn’t love, and

Esports mice are getting pretty fancy, with the latest PixArt sensors, ultra-fast switches and crazy light weights, but sometimes you see a marketing claim like “sub 1ms analogue

£90 really isn’t much when it comes to speakers, especially a nice bluetooth set like these, with dual RCA in and even two ¼ inch jacks that are

I’m just gonna lay this out for you. This is a $100, or £90, rubber dome, slipstream wireless, gaming keyboard. It’s got macro keys, dim RGB lighting, and,

For audiophiles, gaming headsets tend to be pretty naff, with generally cheap build quality, and, more importantly, have limited audio quality. So when you hear that Audiotechnica have

Mechanical gaming keyboards have become a must when it comes to gaming PCs, despite them not normally playing a huge part in actually being any better at a

I should probably preface this video with saying I have a bit of hearing loss, more than I should for my age anyway, and also don’t have a

If you’ve been in PC gaming for basically any length of time, you’ll have heard of the Logitech G502. It’s a rather nice mouse on it’s own, but

Razer are rather well known for their premium products, often hearing the words “Razer Tax” when you hear the price tag for some of them, so when they

Corsair are well known for their pretty quality peripherals, especially their keyboards and headsets, so it’s no surprise that they’ve launched a premium gaming mouse to match stuff