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Today we take a look at the SteelSeries Siberia V2 Frost Blue Edition gaming headsets. These headsets are based on the original award-winning Siberia series headsets which are used by professional gamers worldwide. This is the latest ‘enhanced’ version featuring blue illumination, a noise cancelling microphone, and an integrated USB sound card supported by the SteelSeries Engine software. Read on to see if these headphones are a true upgrade to the original Siberia!
Leopold FC500R im Test: Die mechanische Tastatur des namhaften amerikanischen Herstellers Leopold wurde in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Online-Shop Get Digital exklusiv für den deutschen Markt entwickelt. Sie verfügt zwar über keine Zusatzausstattung, zeichnet sich aber durch eine robuste Bauweise und ein schlichtes Design aus. Wie schlägt sich der Purist beim Schreiben und Spielen? PC Games Hardware macht den Test.
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.
Auf dem Gebiet der Gaming-Peripherie tummeln sich immer mehr Hersteller, allerdings gehört Razer bereits zu den etablierten Produzenten und suggeriert mit Sponsoring bei den Top-Teams auch entsprechende Qualität. Diese Qualität will man auch mit dem neuen Sprössling, der Gaming-Maus Taipan, zeigen. Doch ob die Schlange wirklich Biss hat, dass werden die nachfolgenden Seiten klären.
Today we’ll be taking a look at the Razer Naga. This is a top tier mouse aimed at the MMO/RTS crowds. If you’re not familiar with these games they involve a lot a lot of number button combos and quick mouse movements respectively. As such this mouse is packed with a myriad of buttons and an insane dpi. Follow along as we find out if Razer hit this one out of the park or if you should leave this product on shelf to gather dust.
Most people who really enjoy playing PC games (i included) always choose wired gaming peripherals over wireless ones mainly to avoid encountering the usual issues with them but also because wireless gaming peripherals are usually not on par with wired ones in terms of performance. For example many wireless keyboards have a limitation on just how many keys you can press at the same time while others show a slight delay from the moment you press a key and when that action actually happens. Wireless keyboards and mice also have the typical battery life issue which means that you need to either change batteries quite frequently or recharge the existing ones. Range also used to be an serious issue since the wireless receiver had to be really close, however to my knowledge right now most (if not all) gaming oriented keyboards and mice don't have that problem (most feature at least a 10m range). Well Cyborg (Mad Catz) seems to have solved all of the issues we encounter with gaming mice with their latest (upgraded) R.A.T.9 wireless gaming mouse.
The new, revised TRITTON Pro+ 5.1 Surround Headset from Mad Catz comes with a redesigned decoder box which features multiple options, one in-line remote for adjusting volumes on each channel, SVM, voice or Master Volume, but also a removable microphone. The shape of the headset has been also tweaked so now it is more comfortable and the cups can be rotated 90 degrees.
Chez PC-Overware, nous recevons beaucoup de produits Cooler Master, mais aujourd'hui, c'est un Storm Ceres 400 qui s'est retrouvé sur nos oreilles et nous montrer ce qu'il a dans le ventre ! Cooler Master a mis en avant ses membranes de 40 mm avec son serre-tête ajustable pour un plus grand confort. Un casque orienté Gaming, ne faisant que 40 € saura t-il satisfaire le plus exigeant du gamer ? C'est ce que nous allons vérifier tout au long de ce test.
Thrustmaster try something a little different with their new controllers, but has it worked?
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