Tag: hall effect

You don’t know this brand yet, but you know their parent company. Hyperkin makes some awesome controllers – I’ve personally reviewed their rather pretentiously named “The Competitor” which

I paid £16.31 for this, the EasySMX X15. Is this the absolute best value controller on the market, or did I waste my money? Well, let’s take a

Asus has put Razer squarely in their sights with this one – this is the Asus RAIKIRI II – and this might just be the ultimate game controller.

I’ve reviewed a whole bunch of controllers recently, so I thought now would be a good time to go over what actually makes a controller any good. What

This is the Ducky One X Mini, and these are inductive switches! Inductive – not hall effect, not infrared, inductive! What does that even meannnnnnnn? Well, I will

Keychron are no strangers to making high quality keyboards – the Q3 Max I use up here for testing is an excellent example – and this, the K4

Magnetic switch keyboards are the new hotness – basically every new keyboard hitting the market towards the end of 2024 and now at the start of 2025 are

This is the most customisable keyboard ever – while that’s what the box says, I can confirm that Glorious has put their money where their mouth is here.

Corsair’s latest gaming keyboard is this, the K70 Pro TKL, and it’s a rather unique take on a hall effect keyboard. I should start off by making it

This is the Nuphy Air60 HE, a low profile magneto-mechanical keyboard that honestly blew me away. For less than half the price of Razer’s analog switch board, the