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As expected with mechanical keyboards, typing on the QuickFire XT was an overwhelmingly positive experience as a result of Cherry’s switch mechanism. Individuals have their own preferences and so it’s not fair to rate or rank the switch types. Cooler Master avoids the issue of forced switch selection by making the QuickFire XT available in four Cherry MX switches...
Der Hardware- und Peripheriehersteller Corsair bietet seit längerer Zeit ein breit gefächertes Angebot an Mäusen in verschiedenen Preiskategorien an. Mit der Raptor M30 wurde nun ein neuer Nager der unteren Mittelklasse auf den Markt gebracht, der sich besonders an Gelegenheitsspieler mit begrenztem Budget richten soll, welche eine schlichte, aber dennoch hochwertige Maus suchen. Ob diese Suche mit der Raptor M30 beendet ist, erfahrt ihr im Test.
Spätestens mit der Übernahme von Raptor Gaming, einem auf Gaming-Peripherie spezialisierten Hersteller, hat Corsair deutlich gemacht, dass man in der Szene der Spieler Fuß fassen will. Als Ergebnis dieser Bemühungen schickte der Hersteller die Tastatur Raptor K50 ins Rennen, welche sich nun in unserem Test beweisen muss.
With a very bright blue illumination of the keys, Tt eSPORTS brings forth the Poseidon Illuminated to take on all other mechanical keyboards.
The CM Storm QuickFire XT is a keyboard with the Cherry MX mechanical keys. If the QuickFire XT was a car, it would be trying to compete with the likes of the BMW M3 or the Porsche 911. With its Cherry MX Blue keys, it attempts to combine the mechanical features that are desired by gamers, such as NKRO, with a nice elegant and simple styling unlike the other full-sized mechanical keyboard from Cooler Master.
Weniger ist bekanntlich mehr. Ob nun beim Autokauf oder sonstigen technischen Anschaffungen entscheiden bekanntlich immer subjektive Einflüsse. Getreu dem Motto wer es nicht probiert hat, kann nicht wissen wie das Ergebnis war, hat Cooler Master mit dem Gaming-Label CM Storm eine Reihe von neuen Eingabegeräten auf den Markt gebracht. Dazu zählt u.a. auch die High-End Maus Reaper. Ausgestattet mit einem 8200 dpi Sensor ist klar abzulesen wo der Weg hingeht. Ob die Zahlen nur Blende sind oder mehr dahinter steckt, klärt wie immer unser ausführlicher Testbericht.
Today we are going to look at the last product in CM Storm’s new range of aluminium gaming products, the Reaper mouse. This has been designed to compliment the Mech keyboard and Pulse-R headset that we have already looked at. We look forward to seeing how the Reaper compares and if it can match the quality of the Mech and Pulse-R.
Roccat have produced some of the coolest and best performing peripherals we’ve ever tested here at eTeknix, going from the Roccat Kone XTD gaming mouse which I personally regard as the best mouse on the market, to their smaller Kone Pure and the hybrid Savu, all of which won eTeknix awards for their incredible performance and extensive features, amongst many other great reasons. So naturally we’re going into this review with pretty high expectations of both Roccat and the Kone Pure Optical gaming mouse.
The Optical sensor is a big deal for some gamers, laser is wonderful to use and incredibly accurate across a wide range of surfaces, while also being capable of extremely high DPI in excess of 8200. Optical is typically capable of lower DPI settings of around 4000 and doesn’t work on some surface types such as glass and aluminium. Both types of sensor have theirs benefits and while I lack the words to describe how, optical feels different to laser and the way it tracks is really a matter of taste compared to laser. Roccat know that a lot of gamers love optical sensors and would rather have one over crazy high DPI laser sensors, which is why they’ve released the Pure Optical mouse.
The mouse is really well equipped with a high quality sensor, 1000Hz polling rate, a super low response time, a fast tracking speed, built in ARM CPU, on board memory for profiles, macros and most importantly of all zero angle snapping and prediction.
With stunning lighting effects and a fully featured design, how does the non-mechanical SteelSeries Apex step up against the competition?
Today DaveChaos reviews the Gigabyte Aivia Uranium Wireless Gaming Mouse including Ghost Macro Station.
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