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A good mouse is one that you don't mind keeping your hand on for multiple hours at a time. A good mouse is one that you don't notice while you are gaming because it is doing its job exactly as it should. The Tt eSPORTS Azurues Mini is a perfect example of a what I would consider a "good mouse".
C’est un fait indubitable, le casque sous toutes ses formes revient en force. Tantôt avec un look old school des familles, tantôt avec des propositions hi-tech alléchantes. Il suffit de se rendre dans notre charmante capitale pour le constater, il n’y a pas un coin de rue où l’on ne croise pas un djeunz ou un moins djeunz arborant ce mode d’écoute. D’un point de vue sociologique, l’on pourrait se poser la question de savoir si cette situation est le reflet d’un individualisme forcené où chacun tente de se couper soit du monde soit des préoccupations du quotidien. Il serait certainement intéressant de travailler cette question, même si je ne vous cache pas que j’ai, en tête, un début de réponse. En tous les cas, force est de constater que parfois le fait de se couper, musicalement, du reste de l’environnement n’est pas si désagréable, loin de là ! Senneheiser, acteur non négligeable du domaine du son, propose un casque pour ceux qui souhaitent écouter ses morceaux à tout instant et surtout en tout endroit. Pour cela, pour l’amateur du déplacement, le fabricant propose le PXC 360 BT.
Have to say, I’m a big fan of the mechanical keyboard. My personal gaming setup has a Steelseries 7G and I use a Zowie Celeritas while working. With that in mind, you can understand why I was looking forward to this review. Once again I get to spend an afternoon playing some games and typing away on another mechanical keyboard, the cut down version of my own 7G, the 6Gv2.
Thermaltake has been a major player in the PC power and cooling industry for many years having produced some legendary products such as the striking Level 10. Today however, I will be taking a look at a much newer venture that Thermaltake has branched into- the Tt eSports range.
Similar to the CM Storm peripherals that Coolermaster has branched into, the Tt eSports range promises to bring the manufacturing and design flair from their other products to your desktop.
Today I will be taking a look at the Tt eSports Challenger Ultimate which is presented as a feature rich gaming keyboard featuring everything a gamer could need, I shall be finding out whether this is the case and how well Thermaltake deliver these features.
The Challenger Ultimate is squarely aimed at the PC gamer that is looking for a good quality keyboard that will allow for vital customisable macro keys that can be the difference between victory and failure in an FPS or MMO. Or the difference between losing your stuff in a lava pit or being able to get back to /spawn in time, or does that only effect me?
Today we are taking a look at the latest in Creative's high quality Aurvana in-ear earphones range. The Aurvana In-Ear3 was created to offer studio quality performance and offer a unique design which we have not seen from earphones before.
The XTracPads Ripper XXL. Whew, what great memories does it bring back -- and how much have we been through together. From my humble beginnings of product reviewing to the glorious present of APH Networks, the transition from my residence in Edmonton to my new home in Calgary, and with every success and failure I have been through, this is one product that remained faithful on my desk since early 2006. But what made me like this mousepad so much is not necessary technological superiority, but rather its sheer ingenuity of being the right size. Of course, one could argue being the "right size" with dimensions measuring in at 914mm x 457mm is a questionable assertion at best. But who says a mousepad has to overlay only the area of what the designers think you will be using? With the XTracPads Ripper XXL covering my entire desk, not only would I not need to worry about running out of room; it practically transformed my plain white IKEA furniture into something that is both visually appealing and fundamentally comfortable. That is nice to hear. So what are we reviewing today again? Good question; thanks for asking -- it just happens to be yet another XTracPads Ripper XXL. So why would we write a review on the same product twice? Let's just say five years later, things have changed, and so has this. As for the rest of your questions, the answers are in the text.
Over the last month or so we have taken a look at a number of products from Raptor-Gaming's keyboard and mouse ranges. Those are not the only products they offer though, headsets are another and today we'll be looking at the H3, a stereo headset for PC gaming.
We mainly focus on enthusiast products here at Legit Reviews, but we know that not everyone can afford high-end products or even has a need for them. It is for that reason that we try to mix some mainstream products into the mix as well. Today, we have the Logitech M305 Wireless Mouse up for review. You might be impressed by what you get for an inexpensive $20 RF wireless mouse!
In the not so distant past, we took a look at the X-Tatic SX stereo headset from manufacturer Sharkoon and whilst we thought it was a great product, it wasn't compatible with a well known platform. This is of course the PlayStation 3. The SX headset was a prime candidate for PC usage as well as Xbox 360, especially with its Xbox styling in white and green, but for PS3 users they would have to look around for something else.
Over the past year or so, we’ve seen a number of PC gaming peripheral manufacturers like SteelSeries and Sharkoon adding Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 headsets to their lineups, building on the products they have in their PC ranges. Despite not having had a range of PC gaming headsets on the market for very long, Plantronics are already breaking into the console market.
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