Category: Hardware Reviews

Sennheiser is one of the most respected names in the audio business. They are known for making extremely well regarded headsets that span from consumer-grade to the professional, and have more than a few that are lauded in the audiophile community. But what happens when they try to make a gaming headset for only $99? The GSP 302 is here to answer that question. Here is our review.

Sennheiser is one of the most respected names in the audio business. They are known for making extremely well regarded headsets that span from consumer-grade to the professional, and have more than a few that are lauded in the audiophile community. But what happens when they try to make a gaming headset for only $99? The GSP 302 is here to answer that question. Here is our review.

Cougar Gaming makes a wide range of hardware for gamers and has earned our respect as one of the most affordable, budget friendly options out there. When they asked if we’d like to look at their new Ultimus RGB mechanical keyboard, coming in at a low $79.99 MSRP, we jumped at the chance. How much keyboard can you get for eighty dollars? Let’s find out.

For $99, the HyperX Cloud Alpha may be single best value gaming headset out there. In my time with it, I have been impressed in every single way, even when comparing it to headset’s more than twice the price. Simply put, if you want a headset that will not only make games and music sound great, but won’t break the bank, look no further. HyperX has done it again.

We’ve taken a look at a number of products from Cougar Gaming this year. So far, every one has shown itself to be quite the bargain for the money. Today, we’re leaving peripherals behind and taking a look at their very own racing chair. Will it keep up the trend? Read on for our full review.

Through their short time on the market, Vertagear has quickly climbed the ranks to become one of the premium furniture makers for PC gamers. Last month, we took a look at the Triigger 350 and the racing styled SL5000. Today, we’re stepping up to the racing chair’s big brother, the PL6000. It’s made for big and tall users, and this is our full review.

The fast-paced, unforgiving arenas of e-sports continue to grow and increase in challenge every year. With their rise, games and products arisen to match. The need for increasingly accurate and higher performance tools has never been higher. It is into this mix that Creative Labs issues its new flagship gaming mouse. Read on for our review of the SIEGE M04.

Cooler Master advertises the MasterKeys Pro L RGB as being for “Pros, Not Joes”. After using this keyboard and exploring its power for the last two weeks, I can understand why they made that their slogan. The Pro L is a powerhouse. Even with all the portability and power it offers, I have a different opinion: the MasterKeys Pro L RGB is for “Pros and Joes,” and here’s why.

Sound Blaster is a name that’s almost legendary in the PC audio space, backed by an extensive range of sound cards, speakers, headsets and amplifiers that stretches back over decades. But how would the firm’s first pro gaming keyboard stack up in the highly competitive peripherals market? As an opening effort, the Vanguard K08 is a surprisingly capable and full-featured choice.

In May of 2017, the small team at Wooting launched their Kickstarter to fund the Wooting One, the first mechanical gaming keyboard to offer analog support. In just seven hours, the One blew through its original ?30000 funding goal. By the end of the month, they were funded to the tune of more than 450% of their target. Backers were excited about the Wooting One: a truly innovative mechanical gaming keyboard with the potential to change how PC games are played.