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Mad Catz are one of the hottest peripheral brands on the market, they've already built themselves a fantastic reputation for doing things just that little bit differently to some of the other big names and when it comes to their range of mice, nothing looks quite like a Mad Catz mouse. The distinctive look set them apart quickly and as we've seen in countless reviews of their products, not just on eTeknix but on multiple review media, Mad Catz back their looks up with exceptional build quality, pack their product full of high end features and of course they're getting pretty cool too.
So when Mad Catz announced that they would be launching a mouse for the mobile market, or should I say a mouse that is more mobile that they usually are, a more compact solution that packs wireless tech, good ergonomics and hopefully still plenty of the features we've come to love about the Mad Catz range, the only downside is that this mouse would cost in the region of £85! Which is to say the least, pretty damn expensive for a small mouse, so it's either overpriced or it's packing some neat surprises to justify the cost, well if the specification sheet is to be believed, it looks more like the latter.
High DPI, good acceleration and tracking speed, loads of programmable buttons, powerful wireless range, this is certainly no cut down mobile product, this is a mini gaming monster!
Corsair avait frappé un grand coup en commercialisant ses périphériques de la gamme Vengeance. D'une part, la qualité et le prix étaient au rendez-vous, et d'autre part, le design l'était tout autant. Toutefois, sur la série clavier, il persistait quelques défauts, et pas parmi les moindres... Notamment la présence de vilaines membranes. De fait, Corsair nous propose une évolution du K60 en la personne du K70. Celui-ci corrige un certain nombre des défauts présents sur le 60 et pousse encore un peu de la qualité du design. Nous voilà donc face au nouveau clavier mécanique de Corsair. Il est indubitable que, vu la montée de la concurrence, il ne fallait pas que Corsair se repose sur ses lauriers. Passons donc à la torture de ce petit clavier, bien désirable...
Last year we took a look at ROCCAT’s ISKU Illuminated gaming keyboard and we really did like it, especially for the fact that was not a mechanical keyboard, but was still very comfortable and had many features that gamers would enjoy. While the original ISKU did have blue backlit keys many gamers wanted customization over the color of the backlighting. This is where the ISKU FX comes in, it adds customizable backlighting to the ISKU keyboard enabling you to change the color to any color you would like and it also adds in some cool lighting effects. Read on as we take a look.
The GK-601’s appearance is modest, but subtly aggressive, and distinctively MSI. The GK-601 is one of MSI’s two new mechanical keyboards. The other is the CK Series which has a blue trim and fewer features than the GK-601. Both keyboards share the same 104 key layout, Cherry MX Red mechanical switches, key rollover, and multimedia keys via an Fn modifier key. What the GK-601 has that its little sibling doesn’t are individually backlit keys, programmable macros, five profiles supported by on-board memory, a braided cable, and USB and audio ports...
Technic3D hat die SteelSeries APEX [RAW] Tastatur im Test. Ob die zahlreichen Individualisierungen der APEX Tastatur die Spieler überzeugen können, steht im nachfolgenden Artikel.
Tesoro Durandal Ultimate G1NL LED Backlit Mechanical Gaming Keyboard has Cherry MX Key switches, 128KB onboard memory, 5 profiles keys, 50 programmable macro keys, backlight, 2 USB ports, mic/headphone jacks, wrist rest, anti-slip rubber feet and more. An outstanding keyboard!
Mad Catz arguably changed the gaming mouse market when they released their R.A.T. into the wild. With an unusual appearance and a previously unapproachable level of customization, the subsequent R.A.T. series of mice went on to win multiple awards and generate a lot of interest. Today, Benchmark Reviews has a chance to take a closer look at one of the newcomers to the R.A.T. line, the R.A.T. M wireless mobile gaming mouse. Does this rodent have what it takes to back up its heritage?
The Theron mouise is aimed squarely at the real time strategy player with the mouse being promoted and design in partnership with Softball, the StarCraft 2 player from Tt's professional gaming team, the Tt Apollos.
Nachdem die Bayern in der UEFA Champions League das historische Tripple erfolgreich für sich behaupten konnten, haben wir ein Tripple bestehend aus einer Maus, einer Tastatur und einem Mauspad der 2011 in den USA gegründeten Firma Tesoro in die Tech-Review-Redaktion gebeten. Der Hersteller versucht nun auf dem deutschen Markt im Bereich des Gaming-Equipments Fuß zu fassen und wartet mit einer breiten Produktpalette auf.
Im Detail handelt es sich um die mechanische Tastatur mit dem ausgefallenen Namen (wie bei allen Komponenten) Durandal Ultimate G1NL, der Maus Shrike H2L und dem Mauspad Aegis X1. Preislich rangieren alle Produkte im midrange- bzw. lower midrange-Sektor und sollen neben einer vielfältigen Ausstattung auch mit guter Qualität aufwarten. Ob diese Behauptung fruchtet, klären wir für Euch natürlich auf den nächsten Seiten...
Tastaturen gibt es in allen Variationen und Preisbereichen, zweckerfüllende Keyboards bekommt man schon ab etwa 15€. Doch wenn es beim ambitionierten bis hin zum professionellen Gamer doch mal mehr sein darf, sind preislich und qualitativ so gut wie keine Grenzen gesetzt. Der in 2011 ins Leben gerufene Hersteller Tesoro hat einige dieser mechanischen Tastaturen im Angebot, unter anderem die auf nur 50 Stück limitierte Durandal G1NL Backlit eSport-Limited-Edition, die wir heute genauer unter die Lupe nehmen werden.
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