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Après un petit Moody, méritant, nous allons nous occuper d’un autre kit 2.1 dans la série que nous avons reçu. Et ce n'est d’ailleurs que le début, puisque nous avons appris que nous allions en recevoir à nouveau. Celui-ci fait clairement dans la démesure. En effet, cet ensemble proposé par Edifier est même plus puissant que le très puissant SP 2500 de Corsair. Il s’agit du S730, il n’est pour l’instant pas disponible en France sauf à passer par la case importation. Cela dit, il ne devrait plus tarder, il le sera peut-être d’ailleurs au moment où vous lirez ces lignes. Nous allons donc voir ce que ce 2.1 a dans le ventre, et normalement, il y en a, de la tripe.
The Epic Gear Meduza Gaming Mouse features HDST (hybrid dual-sensor technology), an ergonomic shape and 6 fully programmable buttons. The mouse can be set to operate in three different modes (optical, HOST, laser), each with its own DPI settings. It can also store 5 different profiles thanks to the 128KB onboard memory and the LED light effects can be completely turned off via the software interface.
Normalement, vous avez vu à quel point nous trouvons certains produits Edifier intéressant. En termes de son, c’est une marque qui mérite clairement que l’on s’arrête. Ainsi, après le très performant et qualitatif S730, qui, je vous le rappelle, est simplement devenu notre référence en 2.1, nous avons reçu deux kits badgés Edifier. Il fallait bien commencer par l’un ou l’autre, la Poste nous y aura aidés. Voilà donc présenté, testé, malmené, le bien nommé HCS2330. Il est question ici d’un kit de relative entrée de gamme puisqu’il est tarifé autour de 70 euros. Reste à savoir si cette somme est suffisante pour obtenir une prestation de qualité et surtout satisfaisante.
We liked the Vengeance 1500 thanks to its its simple plug and play set up mixed with great value for money price point. Now Corsair have released a wireless version of the Vengeance and they have designated it the 2000. Today we'll be taking a look at the new Vengeance 2000 and looking to see if Corsair have managed to improve on the wired model.
Steelseries is certainly no stranger to any gamer. A Danish manufacturer of a wide variety of peripherals and accessories, they have traditionally partnered with a number of big names in the industry, such as Blizzard, Valve, Ubisoft, EA and NCsoft, alongside input from, and sponsorship of, a number of professional gaming teams such as Evil Geniuses and Fnatic.
LAN-Partys gehören in den „Alltag“ eines leidenschaftlichen Zockers. Dass es dort oftmals eher rau zugeht und nicht wirklich auf das verwendete Material geachtet wird, ist durchaus üblich. Dem einen fällt die Cola um, der andere bleibt am Kabel hängen oder es fällt etwas herunter. Da muss das Gaming-Komponente, in diesem Fall die Maus, schon einiges aushalten können ohne sofort kaputt zugehen. Genau auf solche Produkte hat sich das Unternehmen ZOWIE spezialisiert. Statt auf Schnickschnack wie LED´s oder ein aufwendiges Design zu setzen, sind die Produkte eher konservativ und funktional gehalten. Mehr im nachfolgenden Test
The Simraceway S1 Steering Wheel from SteelSeries is a unique peripheral made for people that do not have enough space in their gaming room to keep a full racing setup. The wheel comes with shift, throttle and brake paddles in the back and enough programmable buttons on the front for delivering a much better experience than using a regular Xbox360 controller. A nice addition is the RPM LEDs, but these will function only if the games also support it (F1 2011, Simraceway). The S1 also supports an optional wheel stand, which hopefully will become available in the near future.
Thermaltake’s sub-brand, Tt eSPORTS, focuses on gaming equipment from keyboards and mice to headsets. The SHOCK One is their premiere headset. Featuring 40mm drivers, an accented red finish, velvet ear pads, DTS Surround Sensation, and illuminating Tt logos, the SHOCK One is a stunning looker. SHOCK One’s competition is a headset we recently reviewed, Corsair’s Vengeance 1500. Can the SHOCK One electrify its competition to utter dust? Keep reading to find out.
ROCCAT may not sound like a familiar name to you, but in time, that could change. The company has been in the European market for a number of years, and has just broken into the US scene earlier this year. To get a good idea of what the company has to offer, we're taking a look at its Kone[+] gaming mouse and Isku gaming keyboard.
It's been close to three years since we took a look at Cooler Master's Sentinel Advance gaming mouse, and now, we have its successor to test out. We're dealing with a much improved sensor, have more internal memory to fill, and finally get a Storm Tactics button to make use of, so let's see if CM's latest is worth your $60.
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