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Sharkoon have a new headset out called the X-Tatic S7 and today we see what they have done with it.
For those unwilling to put their money down on a 5.1 surround sound headset, there's the option of choosing some less expensive models with 2.0 stereo sound. One of such models is the new Sonuz from CM Storm, a cheaper choice but one that doesn't mean a cheap headset in terms of performance and design. On the contrary, this is a huge headset that looks like a leftover from the movie set of "Robocop," with its futuristic and aggressive lines. Let's take a look at its physical aspects and then proceed to the performance evaluation.
Will takes a close look at the Corsair Vengeance M60 mouse, a mouse aimed at FPS/action gamers. See if this one hits the mark, or veers wide.
Enter the SteelSeries Free, a new bluetooth controller which looks to bring more precise gameplay to Android and iOS devices via Bluetooth... while also being compatible with PC and Mac.
Zowie Gear, société fondée fin 2008, est un constructeur d'accessoires et périphériques de jeux. Expérience, créativité, innovation mais surtout passion pour les jeux sont les atouts du personnel de cette société dont les actionnaires restent complètement en retrait. Ceci constitue probablement le meilleur atout de Zowie Gear, face à la concurrence.
Looking for a competitive advantage in your favorite game, or a way to communicate with your friends online without spending a fortune? The gaming headset market is extremely competitive right now, and there are countless options to pick from. TekRepublic looks to stand out their lightweight, virtual surround 7.1 gaming headsets. Today we will be looking at two offerings from TekRepublic, so let’s see how they stack up.
With a slogan of 'For Gamers, By Gamers', Razer create a big image to live up to. This is something that they have done repeatedly for many years by releasing high quality, high performance peripherals aimed at the gaming market.
With the release of the highly anticipated Star Wars: The Old Republic (SW:TOR) which has been developed by RPG Power house BioWare, it is not surprising however, that they decided teamed up with the MMO to release some branded hardware. In total they have designed and released the SW:TOR Gaming Headset, MMO mouse, Gaming Surface and the Keyboard. As far as immersion is concerned in gaming, a headset can be the most important peripheral available, being able to completely immerse someone aurally into the game world.
Today I'll be taking a look at the Quick Fire TK, the all new mechanical keyboard from CM Storm. CM storm have been in the gaming peripheral business since 2008 and have already had great success with many of their gaming peripherals and gaming computer chassis such as the Trigger Keyboard, QuickFire Pro Keyboard and the Scout II, all of which won awards here on eTeknix. So naturally with all the other CM Storm products we've looked at impressing us in one way or another, I have high expectations of the Quick Fire TK, so can I live up to the high standards set by the rest of the CM Storm range?
Cooler Master just released a new keyboard to their CM Storm lineup called Quick Fire TK, which should be a nice upgrade from the CM Storm Quick Fire keyboard. The Quick Fire TK keyboard back-lighting is a major feature improvement; the red back-light looks great and the three different modes you can choose from is a very unique feature.
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