– Secret Lab Throne 2018 Gaming Chair – Subtle Superiority

Often, the best way to truly appreciate something is to return to its beginning. The Throne is the original chair that Secret Lab launched in 2015. The company has been staying astride of the needs and wants of gamers ever since with an exceptional, evolutionary line of gaming chairs. Today, we are fortunate to be able to explore this evolution with the Throne 2018 edition.

– Azio MK Retro Classic: A Showpiece for the Desk or Display Case

With so many mechanical keyboards flooding the market, it’s rare for a keyboard to stand out in our memory. Today, Azio has done exactly that with the MK Retro Classic: a line of keyboards so flashy and elegant that they’d be just as at home in a display case as a desk. We have two models on hand, the Artisan and Elwood, and believe me, these are keyboards you won’t want to miss.

– ErgoDox EZ: This is What Powerful Looks Like

The ErgoDox EZ isn’t a gaming keyboard. In fact, probably doesn’t look much like any keyboard you’ve seen. The ErgoDox EZ is a split keyboard built for ergonomics, speed, and the kind user-friendly programmability unseen anywhere else. Today, we’re looking at the most interesting and powerful keyboard we’ve ever laid hands on – and yes, this thing is killer for gaming.

– Bloody Gaming B930 Mechanical Keyboard: Sized to Dominate

Bloody Gaming is back with a vengeance in 2018. Last week, we looked at the B975, an excellent full-size gaming keyboard packed with Bloody’s new Light Strike 3, Libra, switches. Today, we’re looking at it’s little brother, the B930. Can the TKL stack up to the full-size? Read on for our full review.

– SteelSeries Rival 600: We Have Lift Off

It’s been a while since I’ve seen real innovation in a mouse but SteelSeries really pushes the envelope with its dual sensor Rival 600. The first of it’s kind, the Rival 600 has a sensor dedicated to lift-off detection – but does it really make a difference? Read on to find out.

– Audio-Technica DSR9BT Bluetooth Headphones: Wireless Excellence

Audio-Technica has been making premiere audio products for more than 50 years. Today, we’re looking at their flagship set of wireless headphones, the over-ear bluetooth DSR9BTs. Is it finally possible to achieve audiophile grade while cutting the sound? Read on as we see just what these headphones are capable of and join us as we turn them into the best wireless gaming headset money can buy.

– Input Club Whitefox 65% Mechanical Keyboard: Good Things Come in Small Packages

The world of mechanical keyboards goes far deeper than Razer and Corsair. Under the surface, there’s a bustling community and keyboards to suit every PC user. We at MMORPG believe that a quality keyboard is about more than fancy lighting or a billion dollar brand names. Today, we’re looking at one of our favorite customs yet, the WhiteFox Keyboard by Input Club. It’s small but powerful and you won’t want to miss it.

– Nvidia Shield TV (2017): Move Over, Steam Link

So you’ve decided to cut the cord. What do you do now? For our money, we’d go out and buy a Nvidia Shield TV and waste no time doing it. This little box not only gives you access to your favorite streaming services but also the entire Android ecosystem.

– Bloody Gaming B975 Optical Gaming Keyboard: A Bloody Good Upgrade

It’s may just be the year of Bloody Gaming. This year, the accessory maker is releasing peripherals intent on bringing them into the spotlight like never before. We saw some of their new gear at CES and were impressed, but it was their new keyboards that most caught our eye. Today, we’re looking at the B975, Bloody’s new full-size RGB keyboard, complete with a new and improved optical switch that’s easily their best yet.