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Up for review today I have a gaming mousepad from Feenix called the Dimora and I like it a lot, it’s very well made and offers excellent tracking no matter how fast of slow you move. The Dimora is black in color with a rough surface to it but the surface allows the mouse to just glide effortlessly across it. The pad is plastic and it’s fairly plain looking except for the Feenix logo in the right corner, it does have a glossy border and overall it makes for a nice presentation. Read on to learn more…
Along with the Naos 7000, Mionix has also launched an ambidextrous model baptized Avior 7000. This product shares all the good features from the Naos, including the Avago ADNS-3310 IR-LED Optical Sensor which tracks with a maximum DPI of 7000, 128Kb of on-board memory for storing profiles, 4 rubber coating layers or illumination control via software.
It’s often overlooked, but have you ever taken a second to look at your vehicle and picture the amount of hours a person would have had to put in order to design the perfect shape, look and style of your vehicle? Now imagine looking at a new BMW 3 series, and picturing the amount of time it took to perfect that gorgeous exterior. Now, going one step further, imagine your gaming mouse looking that good. No, seriously ... Thermaltake and Tt eSPORTS have worked hand in hand with BMW DesignworksUSA to produce one of the best looking and functioning gaming mice on the planet. The Level 10 M Hybrid Mouse is probably the most gorgeous mouse we have seen to date.
Avec le Mech, le clavier CM Storm en grande partie en alu, nous avons eu la souris qui s’y rattache. A moins que cela ne soit le clavier qui se rattache à la souris, mais là n’est pas l’important. Cette souris proposée par CM Storm n’est autre que la Reaper. Elle aussi fait appel aux matériaux nobles tels que l’alu mais aussi à un gros capteur. Le clavier a facilement passé l’épreuve du test ; en effet, il n’a fondamentalement aucun défaut sérieux. La question aujourd’hui sera de savoir si c’est aussi le cas pour la souris. Sur le papier et surtout à la sortie de la boîte, elle a l’air d’avoir de bons arguments elle aussi. Maintenant le papier et le look c’est bien, mais l’efficacité c’est mieux.
Nobody ever wants to feel left out, which is why even though our recently reviewed AVIOR mouse was designed to offer a grip for both palm and claw grip gamers, Mionix didn’t release an ambidextrous mouse and tell you to ‘get on with it’. No it’s also got an ergonomic gaming peripheral up its sleeve called the NAOS. It’s very similar to its AVIOR cousin, using the same sensor and soft rubber shell, but this one comes equipped with finger rests and a palm orientated design. Will that ruin our stellar views of the Mionix rodent? That’s what we’re here to find out.
Being a gamer, one of the most important things we need is a mouse pad. The mouse pad helps us dictate our movements and our work flow. Most of the mouse pads these days are made out of a cloth and some made out of aluminum. Over the past few years we all have been seeing movements into control mousepads and also speed mouse pads. Different materials and products help aid in or don’t help with tracking of the mouse sensor or even the mouse feet. Some gaming mice only like certain type of mouse pad to work correctly. Well today we are going to be taking a look at the Tt eSports Draconem mouse pad. Which offers 2 sides of control, high speed and high control and is made of thick aluminum.
Today we look at the HyperX Cloud II - the latest rendition of our Headset of the Year 2014 winner, the HyperX Cloud. This one features the same memory foam cushions and metal-frame under the skin, but packs its own USB sound card and virtual 7.1 surround sound.
Le test du jour sera rapide. En effet, il est question aujourd’hui d’une souris que vous connaissez déjà puisqu’elle a déjà fait l’objet d’un test dans nos colonnes. Le problème, enfin dans les faits, ce n’est pas un problème, c’est que cette souris existe en plusieurs versions. Nous avions eu sous les doigts une Argon Ocelote World, version mise en avant par Carlos Rodriguez. En un mot, une bonne souris dont le rapport qualité-prix était excellent, comme souvent chez Ozone. De fait, voici venir aujourd’hui l’Argon tout court. Ce modèle ne révolutionne clairement pas l’Ocelote World, mais apporte quelques petites spécificités techniques supplémentaires.
Although pretty much everything in the PC industry changes rapidly thanks to advancements in technology the keyboard and mouse combo are the only two things that have remained pretty much the same since the beginning. Sure we've witnessed the introduction of new and improved membrane and mechanical switches, extra features like macro keys and backlit illumination and different tracking technologies such as optical, laser and LED but in the end the shape and basic functionality of both remains the same. That being said mechanical gaming keyboards have become very popular especially amongst serious gamers, enthusiasts and professionals not only because of the increased durability (up to 60 million keystrokes) and feedback (both audible and tactile) offered by mechanical switches (always compared to regular membrane models) but also because of their features including the newly introduced RGB key illumination. Not long ago Tesoro introduced the Excalibur RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard and since it got a really warm welcome by gamers all over the world it didn't take long for them to update it by launching the Excalibur Spectrum Mechanical Gaming Keyboard model which we'll be looking at today.
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