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When you think of the company Cherry you think of mechanical keyboards or at least I do as that’s what they’re most known for. Did you know that they also make many other products besides mechanical keyboard switches? Today for review I have the Cherry ZF 5000 wireless laser gaming mouse that features adjustable DPI of 800 and 1600DPI and of course a laser tracking sensor for the best possible movement detection. The mouse is very unique looking, it kind of looks like a bug honestly, but it works very well and I’ve become rather fond of it. When it comes to wireless mice it’s hard to find a decent one, especially when it comes to gaming, but I’ve had no issues with it at all, tracking is excellent, it responds to any movements with no lag that I noticed. So read on to learn more…
Fast forward to today and we now get the Razer DeathAdder 2013 aka Razer DeathAdder 4G, whichever you prefer. The DeathAdder 2013 is now the 3rd generation of the Razer DeathAdder succeeding the Razer DeathAdder 3.5G with a number of small improvements, but still keeping the same design that has made the original DeathAdder the iconic mouse that it is today...
In today's video review we take a look at a new product from Playseat, the Challenge - Game Racing Seat.
Prendre le meilleur du passé et lui greffer les dernières inovations. Voilà le travail effectué par les ingénieurs de Roccat pour la Lua, la très stylée souris classique à 3 boutons de la marque à la tête de félin. Roccat n'est plus à présenter dans le secteur du gaming et ses périphériques se classent généralement comme les outils parfaits des ferrus de jeux vidéo.
This week I've been spending my time on the MEKA G Unit, one of the latest gaming peripherals from the ever popular TteSports, the gaming branch of the PC component manufacturer Thermaltake.
Since Thermaltake launched the TteSports brand, they've both set about taking the eSports scene by storm, it's not an easy scene got get into for any manufacturer either. Given that the gamers, pro gamers, LAN gamers and anyone else involved in the sport will be wanting the best tools for the trade, they want to look good, play good and win. If the products they're using aren't up to scratch then that is something that is going to reflect in their game and something that is going to reflect to the spectators, fans and consumers who are tied up in that scene.
SteelSeries has a history of releasing thematic peripherals, such as the World of Warcraft and Diablo line of products (both games from Blizzard Entertainment). Now the company releases a set of mouse and mouse pad for the best-selling FPS title, Call of Duty Black Ops II. The basis of the peripheral is the celebrated Sensei mouse, but with some differences that we will see throughout this review.
Die „S.T.R.I.K.E. 7“ von Mad Catz will zahlungskräftigen Kundschaft für 250 Euro zwar Rubberdome-Technik, dafür aber ein modulares Design samt Touchscreen schmackhaft machen.
Today DaveChaos has the XP Seven Tournament Grade Gaming Headset from Turtle Beach to review. Be sure to check out Dave's YouTube channel for more of his personal videos, and subscribe to the HardwareHeaven channel to keep up-to-date with our video reviews.
Today we have a midrange model in the G series, the G500s, on our review bench to find out what Logitech offer in the £60/$70 price range.
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