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Jahrelang gibt es Thermaltake bereits auf dem Gehäusemarkt. Jetzt starten sie mit Peripherie in ein neues Segment. Aber nicht nur igendwelche Tastaturen, sondern speziell an Gamer gerichtet und auf deren Bedürfnisse zugeschnitten. Wir stellen euch heute die erste Gaming Tastaur vor und schauen wie diese sich für das Gaming eignet. Viel Spaß beim Lesen.
In the office today we have the Challenger gaming keyboard from TteSports, a budget friendly and somewhat unique gaming keyboard that features a rather interesting feature (gimmick), a cooling fan!
TteSports have a great product line up, and the moment and they've got some of the top gaming peripherals on the market too, of course that is a subjective matter, but I have to say I am a big fan of their gaming mice as well as their mechanical keyboards. Yet for all their fancy toys the best part of TteSports for me is their prices, they do seem to offer the best return for your investment and the Challenger keyboard looks set to do the same. Priced at around £25 its far from being expensive, I would even go as far to say this its a pretty modest price tag for any standard membrane keyboard, let alone one that's been designed with gaming in mind, or that comes with high-end gaming brand name on the box.
Of course, price is nothing if the performance and quality are worthless, but TteSports have proven themselves in the past and I expect to find the same standards here today. Given how involved TteSports are with pro gaming and the eSports scene, they have quite a reputation to maintain and I doubt their in a hurry to ruin that reputation with an inferior product. Yet at £25 I can hardly expect this to be the best keyboard in the world, but it will be interesting to see just where it fits in as TteSports have little to no competition for a full size gaming keyboard within this price range.
TteSports are the gaming branch of Thermaltake that as you might have guessed from their name, deal with eSports. While Thermaltake is well known for their chassis, coolers and other computer components, TteSports are rapidly building a solid reputation of their own based on gaming peripherals and related products.
The latest collaboration between Thermaltake (or Tt eSPORTS) and DesignworksUSA (subsidiary of BMW) is the Level 10 M gaming mouse. With metal plates, tweakable shape, wide range of buttons and some high style design the mouse clearly has a lot going for it. Today we have one of the first samples on our test bench, so lets take a look.
White Ra is something of a folk hero in the StarCraft II scene. His good manners and beautifully twisted English are fondly regarded by all. The basis of his reputation in the progaming scene are his ‘special tactics’, an-oft quoted reference to his creative and insistent play.
The term featured on the Tt eSPORTS Saphira mouse that I had the pleasure of reviewing earlier, and it’s even more prominent on the product I’m reviewing today, the White Ra Special Tactics mousepad. Will this accompanying mousepad achieve the same high score? Read on to find out.
Today we are spending some time with the TT eSports Volos Gaming Mouse. With 14 macro keys, customisable weights, 4 separate lighting zones and an Avago sensor capable of up to 8,200 DPI it looks set to make a big splash. Retailing for $69.99, or approximately £45 inc vat., can the Volos help gamers bring their A game?
Although i never was much into online MMO games i have tried most of them (out of curiosity mostly) and one of the things that was immediately clear to me from day one was that compared to normal FPS, platform, RTS, simulators and other game types online MMO games require a lot more buttons/keys both on the keyboard and on the mouse. That's mainly because when playing online with dozens of people (or even with thousands in games like PlanetSide 2 one of the very few online games I do enjoy playing) you can't afford to have the same speed/efficiency like you would with a single player game when faced against computer controlled opponents. Now back then it did take some time for gaming peripherals manufacturers to see that gap in the market and start producing gaming keyboards and mice with more buttons on them than usual but now several years later we see more and more such MMO oriented products get introduced quite frequently. The VOLOS MMORPG Gaming Mouse is the latest product designed and manufactured by our friends over at Tt eSPORTS and after roughly one week of testing today we can finally upload our opinion about it.
Looking for a mouse that offers all the controls needed to master an MMORPG or MOBA? Tt eSPORTS has an answer with the Volos laser gaming mouse.
eSports are starting to take over the gaming industry with the new push of games that are more team based and focused, with that being said the market for gaming gear for the past few years has been at an all-time high. One of the companies who has been in the scene and going strong for a while is Thermaltake and with their Tt eSPORTS line they have much to offer every level of gamer on the market. Well today we are going to take a look at their new gaming mouse called the Volos. This is their MOBA/MMORPG mouse.
Tt eSPORTS started as a sub brand of Thermaltake back in 2010, 4 years on they’ve become one of the major players in eSports and gaming peripherals, sponsoring many high class teams and providing peripherals and gaming gear to target the hardcore gaming enthusiasts. Today we look at the Verto, a stereo headset with strong styling and premium comfort.
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