Would The PICTEK T7 Be Your Pick For A $20 Mouse?
While there are many of us who will spend a fair amount to get the best mouse for our needs on the market there is a larger group of consumers that are…
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Tag: Input
JWK Unlubed Silent Linear Switches, For The Keyboard Fanatic
JWK have released several unlubed linear switches, which Overclockers Club have been testing out. The most recent kit contained unlubed silent linear switches, for those that prefer a unique feel...
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Razer Viper Mini; Small Mouse, Small Price
The Razer Viper is a fairly popular mouse for many gamers, as long as they can handle the size. To resolve that issue Razer have released a smaller version of their mouse,…
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Logitech G502 HERO, When 18,000 DPI Just Isn’t Enough
You might think recognize the Logitech G502 HERO as a mouse which has been out for some time, as the externals are the same as on the original G502, however this mouse…
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Keyboard Impressionism With The Akko 3108v2 Monet’s Pond
If you have wondered how to incorporate mechanical fish into your PC build, then Akko's 3108v2 Monet's Pond might be the opportunity you have been waiting for. The body is made of…
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Use Both Hands To Type On The ASUS ROG Claymore II
The ASUS ROG Claymore II optical keyboard is a mix of good, bad and ugly; even if that is totally the wrong movie. The ugly part of the keyboard will only matter…
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Corsair PBT Double-Shot Pro Kit For The Keyboard Fetishist
Keyboards are no longer the simple unassuming devices users enter faulty information with, we now need to know about the materials used in construction, the switches that click and for many, what…
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Endgame Gear XM1r Looks To Give You A Perfect Run
The Endgame Gear XM1r incorporates PixArt's PAW3370 sensor which can be set in a range from 50 to 19,000 CPI with Kailh GM 8.0 switches and a USB connection that can signal…
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Ooooo, Shiny! The Ducky Mecha SF Radiant Keyboard
The layout of the Ducky Mecha SF Radiant is similar to the One 2 SF they recently released, but the overall look is very different. First off is the thick aluminium case…
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The G.SKILL KM360 Keyboard And The Indiana Jones Movie That Doesn’t Exist
G.SKILL is hoping to tempt keyboard aficionados with the KM360 mechanical TKL keyboard with Cherry MX Red switches and fancy ABS keycaps. The plastic and aluminium housing connects to your system via…
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Corsair Is Rattling It’s Sabre Like An RGB Pro
It is likely you have already enjoyed Brett's review of Corsair's K70 RGB TKL keyboard and his quick look at the Sabre RGB Pro mouse. If not there is plenty...
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NlZ Plum x87 35g Keyboard, Topre On A Budget
At $155 the NlZ Plum x87 35g is not exactly cheap, until you compare it to other keyboards with electro-capacitive switches. In this case the keyboard uses 35 gf tactile NIZ switches…
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Razer Huntsman V2, An Analog Optical Gaming Keyboard
Razer have upped their linear optical switch game with their Huntsman V2 keyboard, but it will cost you to try it out. If you haven't run into these type of switches recently,…
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Marsback Returns With Their First Keyboard, The M1
Marsback's original claim to fame was a mouse that housed a fan inside it's shell to keep your hands cool while gaming. They have returned with the M1 mechanical wireless keyboard, and…
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The Newly Updated Corsair Katar Pro XT
A while back Sebastian reviewed the wireless Corsair Katar Pro, which earned a Gold Award thanks to the superb wireless performance as well as the $40 price tag. Corsair recently...
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ROCCAT Burst Core; It’s A Mouse, Not Bad Rocket Science
The ROCCAT Burst Core is a less expensive version of the Burst Pro and has many of the same features, just less expensive hardware. The sensor has been switched from PixArt's PMW3389…
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LTC MoshPit WHM-01 Gaming Mouse, Neither Heavy Nor Metal
We do not recommend convincing any miners you happen to know that this mouse will mine Litecoin for you, but if you do please let us know. Instead this is a mouse…
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PNY’s Powerless Petite Port Provider, A Dock Without A Power Brick
Docking stations are great, especially when your laptop chose to emphasize a slim profile over peripheral support. The trouble is that they've become less portable over time, thanks to the need to…
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