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Immer mehr Multimedia-Produkte, die nicht ausschließlich als Gaming-Peripherie konzipiert sind, begeben sich in das Angebot des Herstellers Steelseries. Mit dem Flux In-Ear gibt es nun eine kostengünstigere und kompaktere Alternative zum Steelseries Flux Luxury Edition Headset, welches wir vor kurzem in einem Feature testen konnten. Ob die kompakte Variante trotz des geringeren Preises an die Leistung seines großen Bruders anschließen kann, oder gar einen neues Anwendungsgebiet bereichert, klären wir in diesem Artikel.
Here at Xtreme we are no strangers of the SteelSeries range of keyboards, mice and headphones so when we were offered to look at their new range of headset The Flux aimed a mobile devices and such we thought we would take a look for you..
The mouse has really come a long way since the first optical and laser units made their appearance roughly almost a decade ago and so today the entire market is flooded with both wired and wireless units targeted towards not only casual users but also enthusiasts and gamers alike. Compared to everyday mice the gaming variants tend to sport higher DPI resolutions for more speed and accuracy, faster polling rates, lighting effects and of course lots of buttons which sometimes also happen to be a lot more durable than the ones on normal units. What we don't usually see however are gaming mice manufactured with specific games in mind and also targeted towards specific gamer groups loyal to those titles. The Diablo III mouse is one such product and we have it here with us today to see what all of you Diablo fans can expect from it.
The latest mouse we are reviewing is Diablo III themed and powered with a 5700CPI Avago laser sensor. The chassis is lightweight, ambidextrous and features a total of 8 buttons (one of them being the CPI toggle button). The Diablo III mouse does not have multi-colored LED lighting or LCD display underneath and is priced more competitively than the Xai or Sensei, which have a similar shape.
Today we are going to look at another product in SteelSeries’ Diablo III range, the Diablo III mouse. At a glance, it looks remarkably similar in form to all of SteelSeries’ latest gaming mice, featuring an ambidextrous design. Like the Diablo III headset, is also features some added eye candy which is sure to whet the appetites of Diablo III followers.
We are literally counting the hours before Diablo III the much anticipated (for almost 11 years) RPG game title by Blizzard gets officially released (some may have it already) and so since i am quite certain that most of you are looking forward to it this title should easily break sales records around the world just like StarCraft 2 did just over year ago (perhaps even more). So having already reviewed the very good Diablo III mouse by SteelSeries i thought it would be appropriate to also review their Diablo III headset just hours before the official launch of the game.
We are reviewing the Diablo III headset from Steelseries, a version of the Siberia V2. The new model has the same specs, but is specifically designed for the recently released Diablo III game. It also has a USB sound card. The pulsing red light fits nicely with the tribal theme of the black-coloured headset. In terms of looks it definitely fits into Blizzard's RPG series. We tested the headset to find out what the sound quality is.
Diablo III is one of the most hotly anticipated titles of 2012, so it’s no surprise that bigger peripheral makers are jumping on board with their branded products. Today I’m taking a look at the Diablo III gaming mouse. It’s sleek, has a massive sensitivity and should mean I get to spend a few days “testing” it by playing a load of games.
At BlizzCon 2011, we were lucky enough to have a sneak peak at SteelSeries Diablo III Gaming Mouse and matching Headset. Today, we take an in-depth look at what makes this duo so unique. Do they help protect you from the armies of the Burning Hells or are they just nice to look at when you are sitting at your desk. Read on to find out what we thought!
Today we are going to look at the SteelSeries Diablo III Gaming Headset which looks to differentiate itself from the standard Siberia V2 a little more than simply changing the colour. While the basic design is shared between the two headsets, there are a number of differences, including a built in USB sound card, a few aesthetic tweaks and some snazzy-looking LED lights.
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