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The Asus Xonar Xense sound card/Sennheiser PC350 headset bundle definitely lives up to its claim of being a premium gaming set. If you want to hear games, movies and music the way they were meant to be heard, this combination of products will make it happen.
Mit der „Spawn“ präsentiert die Coolermaster-Tochter CM Storm eine Gamer-Maus, die vor allem FPS-Spieler glücklich machen soll. Klein, aber ergonomisch geformt, leicht aber dennoch robust und hochwertig, agil aber absolut zielgenau – mit diesem Gesamtpaket will sich die Spawn von der harten Spielermaus-Konkurrenz gekonnt abheben. ComputerBase klärt, ob ihr das gelungen ist.
Leopold FC500R im Test: Die mechanische Tastatur des namhaften amerikanischen Herstellers Leopold wurde in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Online-Shop Get Digital exklusiv für den deutschen Markt entwickelt. Sie verfügt zwar über keine Zusatzausstattung, zeichnet sich aber durch eine robuste Bauweise und ein schlichtes Design aus. Wie schlägt sich der Purist beim Schreiben und Spielen? PC Games Hardware macht den Test.
Mit der „Neon“ bietet die spanische Peripherie-Schmiede Ozone eine attraktive Spielermaus-Alternative mit symmetrischem, leichtem Chassis und ADNS-9500-Laser-Abtastung.
The Arctosa Gaming Keyboard is one of Razer's entry-level enthusiast peripherals to help gamers get into the world of high-end keyboards. It is a keyboard with many of the advanced features that you expect on a gaming keyboard, but with a price that wont break the bank. With such features as fully programmable macro keys and anti-ghosting technology, just to name a few. Benchmark Reviews is here to test this keyboard and its many features to discover whether it lives up to the Razer name, or if it is just another regular old keyboard with some fancy logos and shiny buttons on it.
A few months back Cooler Master allowed me to review The CM Storm Quick Fire Pro (QFP). In that review I proclaimed that “Cooler Master hit the nail on the head when focusing on the important aspects of a gaming keyboard.” If you read the review you’ll know that I really liked the Quick Fire Pro and then Cooler Master up and HAD to send me the CM Storm Trigger. The CM Storm Trigger Mechanical Gaming Keyboard for all intents and purposes is the “smarter hotter sister” of the Quick Fire Pro. Even though I’ve been hooked on the Roccat ISKU Illuminated Gaming Keyboard recently why do I feel like I’m cheating? I really need to get out more…The CM Storm Trigger Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is the first gaming keyboard that Bob asked me to review in what I refer to as the “dime-piece” category. For the most part, regardless of price, the recent gaming keyboards I’ve reviewed for ThinkComputers have been in the Mid-Upper price tier of gaming peripheral products. The Trigger on the other hand is in the highest price tier and is supposed to be the best of the best that Cooler Master has to offer. Let’s see if it lives up to the hype.
Input devices are essential to the running of every single PC out there – after all they allow the user to control their processes and applications; a good mouse and keyboard are invaluable and can make working or gaming much easier. One such company which has a good track record in the peripheral industry is Speedlink and they are renowned for producing top quality products at a range of price levels that can suit a specific user’s needs. With a large number of keyboards already available, Speedlink have created the Base Line – a keyboard designed with the economic crisis in mind sporting a very reasonable price tag. We’ve seen brilliant things from Speedlink in the past, so let’s see how this latest product shapes up.
Eine empfehlenswerte Spielermaus kombiniert eine sehr gute Ergonomie mit einer anstandslosen Leistung, denken unsere Leser. Genau damit kann auch die neuen Kova (+) punkten und erringt so Testsieg im Vergleichstest Mäuse in der Ausgabe 03/2011 der kommenden PCGH 03/2011.
With most new product introductions on the market, usually the first generation is a prototype which they then improve on and then release a better product after they have ironed out all the design bugs. But with Cresyn and their CS-HP500, they definitely buck that trend. With exceptional audio and build quality coupled with a foldable design and comfort, the CS-HP500 can easily be summed up as a safe buy for people needing a good set of foldable headphones that won't break the bank.
GIGABYTE brings back the Aivia K8100 with a new evolution in the Aivia Osmium mechanical gaming keyboard.
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