Category: Peripherals

Mechanical keyboards normally tick a couple boxes when it comes to features, but it’s normally the usual, cheap, built well, feature rich, and pick 2 kinda deal, but

I’ve used the Logitech MX Master pretty much since it came out a couple of years ago, and absolutely love it. It’s ergonomic shape, gesture support and, if

Despite what the title says, I really like this mouse. I had such a great experience with it while gaming that – overall anyway – I don’t mind

Make no mistake, if you own a Void Pro, you don’t need to look at this. It’s incredibly similar to the pro, from its design, to it’s sound,

Premium gaming keyboards often have a unique feature to help sell their astronomical price tags, but it’s kind of rare to have 2. This is the Steelseries Apex

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