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Tragegriff, Makros und mechanische Schalter sollen die Cooler Master Mech zur Gaming-Tastatur prädestinieren. Warum das nur mit Einschränkungen klappt, klären wir im Test.
The Vengeance K95 is the new flagship gaming keyboard from Corsair which was built on the already successful K90 platform but now with all-mechanical key layout (Cherry MX Red) for enhanced durability and key-by-key addressable backlighting. The keyboard does also come with a black anodized brushed aluminum chassis for a clean, professional look and it is really easy to clean.
When Razer first introduced the Naga a lot of people made jokes and references to its phone like number pad on the side. Then soon after, not only did I see a lot of people sporting them, but a lot of the manufactures introduced their versions of the MMO mouse. Suddenly it was only partially crazy to have a full phone number pad under your thumb. Recently Razer introduced their new Naga 2014, the second major redesign of the Naga although I would consider the 2012 edition to be less of a “major” redesign. I’m really excited to see what they have learned from the last model and changed for this model. I have been using it for a little while now and I can finally tell everyone about my experience.
The long line of gaming-grade mice from CM Storm finally gets a medium-sized model, the Havoc. With a right-handed design and Omron micro switches (from Japan), the Havoc has eight programmable buttons, and it provides an exceptional sliding experience, thanks to some physical characteristics we will detail now. Afterwards, we will talk about its software and performance during gameplay and work-related tasks.
The Meka G-Unit Illuminated continues the Meka G-Unit line by adding backlighting as the biggest feature. With the exception of the G-Unit Red Switch keyboard, all the keyboards in the G-Unit line are pretty much identical, utilizing the Cherry Black switches, which have the heaviest operating force...
Today I feel very lucky indeed, it was only a few days ago I got to test the gorgeous Attitude One Tunguska 7.1 headset and now I get to try out their new Vintorez USB gaming mouse. While that may not sound like the most exciting week ever to some, it is to me, because Attitude One are a new brand to us here at eTeknix and it’s always great to see some fresh products in the market that aren’t coming from the current big players.
Gaming mice are in no short supply, the market is flooded beyond count with peripherals that are all shapes, sizes and colours. There seems to be a product tailored to every type of gameplay, style and age group so it’s always a tricky one when you see a new product in this sector as there is often very little innovation to offer the market at this time. Yet style, performance and many other factors are highly subjective so when it gets down to it, it never really hurts to have more choice on the market as there should always be something out that is right for you, the trouble is, it can often be hard to tell which one.
Hopefully today we can clear up a few things and find out if the Vintorez is right for you or not, so let’s get straight to the good stuff and see just what Attitude One have to offer us this time around.
Du lot de produits Zowie que nous avons reçu, il nous restait une petite souris qui s’était cachée. Il s’agit de l’AM. Il est question ici d’une souris de petite taille qui s’éloigne de l’ergonomie de l’EC2. Ainsi, l’AM louche du côté de la souris ambidextre. Cela dit, il faut noter que notre test de l’AM est déjà un peu caduque puisque nous avons publié une news qui nous informait que Zowie avait pris les avis des utilisateurs. De fait, l’AM va bientôt changer de nom et évoluer en devenant la FX. Mais peut-être le gamer ne pourra-t-il pas attendre ?
The phrase "German engineering" has always signified the absolute top in function and efficiency, and today we get to put that to the test. Hailing from the Rhineland, today we have a dual gaming mouse review! Roccat has sent us two models from their Kone line: the portable Kone Pure, and the full size XTD. This line of gaming mice are aimed at those for whom customization is king. As a matter of fact, the head line on the boxes reads "Max customization Gaming Mouse". With all of this hubbub about options, features, and settings that can be changed and rewritten, Roccat is putting out quite the order: gaming mice with interchangeable bells and whistles, and at an affordable price; the Pure is around $70, while the XTD goes for $90. Can they fill this order, or do Roccat end up spreading it all too thin? Lets find out!
Today we are spending some time with the TT eSports Volos Gaming Mouse. With 14 macro keys, customisable weights, 4 separate lighting zones and an Avago sensor capable of up to 8,200 DPI it looks set to make a big splash. Retailing for $69.99, or approximately £45 inc vat., can the Volos help gamers bring their A game?
Les souris, on en trouve autant de modèles que d'utilisateurs, ou presque. Elles se répartissent en deux groupes, les techniques et les simplissimes. Zowie se range dans la deuxième catégorie. L'EC2 se présente à nous en version Evo. Nous avons eu l'opportunité de tester l'EC2 première version. Force était et est de constater que cette EC2 nous avait particulièrement séduit. D'une part, elle tombait parfaitement sous la main, d'autre part, la glisse était tout simplement excellente. Du coup, aujourd'hui, nous avons reçu la version modifiée, qu'apporte-t-elle ? Reste-t-elle toujours aussi recommandable ? C'est ce que nous allons voir à l'occasion de ce test.
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