SteelSeries new Arctis Nova 5X wireless headset connects via wireless 2.4 GHz or Bluetooth to your PC, console or phone. Unlike previous models, the Arctis Nova 5X offers an app called Arctis…
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The Steelseries Arctis Prime gaming headset is intended to be a more affordable alternative to the Arctis Pro headset, the problem being that right now they both seem to be retailing for…
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Technically an IP54 rating is splash resistant as opposed to being waterproof, so while you won't see the Aerox 3 Wireless actually submerged in Rock, Paper, SHOTGUN's investigation but you will see…
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SteelSeries haven't updated their Sensi line in about 10 years, which is what makes the Sensei Ten interesting. It's body hearkens back to the classic design but inside is a new sensor…
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Steelseries have announced two new mechanical keyboards at Computex, the Apex Pro and Apex Pro TKL which feature their brand new OmniPoint Adjustable Actuation Switches. These are not the traditional mechanical switches…
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Steelseries is one of the leading accessory makers in the world. Today, we have a pair of their highest-end gaming mice in for review with the Rival 650 Wireless and…
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At first glance $250 seems a bit on the pricey side for a SteelSeries gaming headset, however it also ships with a seperate DAC which explains the pricing. The build of the…
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These two mice are very similar, the difference being that the Sensei is ambidextrous and sports slightly smaller side buttons. What makes these mice interesting is the sensor, these are the first…
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SteelSeries offers their Apex M500 mechanical keyboard in Cherry MX Blue and Red flavours, so if you are a fan of Brown switches you are out of luck. The colourblindness also extends…
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The Steelseries Apex M800 uses their own QS1 mechnical switches, designed by Kailh and similar in feel to a Cherry MX Red switch. It uses seperate processors for input and lighting, which…
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Don't worry if the orange ring on the Steelseries Siberia Elite Prism headset turns you off as that is an LED which can be changed to one of 16.8 million colours which…
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Are you still hunting for that perfect gift for the hardware and technology fan in your life? Or maybe you are looking for recommendations to give to your friends and...
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My last headset was a SteelSeries Siberia V2 and it served me well. The headband was snug, in a good way, against my head and the ear cups were comfortable. Both the…
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The end of summer brings more than just pretty coloured leaves, you can also expect to see round ups of products released this year. The Register has put together an article looking…
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It was only last year that we were singing the praises of the GT60, which was one of the fastest notebooks we’d seen to date. Its...
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SteelSeries has announced Sentry, a device which tracks the user's eye movement. Since so much of professional gaming is perception and attention, it can be valuable to acquire feedback on...
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The Siberia Elite USB Gaming Headset replaces the familiar Siberia V2 but has a lot of work cut out for it considering it's $200 price tag. It uses Dolby Pro Logic…
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Apart from the questionable slogan and unique cord colour, the Flux does have quite a few positive features, such as 40mm drivers which have a frequency range of 18 – 28000 Hz. …
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