When I came across the Logitech G935 for the first time, it immediately reminded me of the Logitech G633. The resemblance is uncanny, and I even thought that I was looking at an upgrade. However, that was not the case.
Written by: Tracy Motz
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If you want something that is packed with features but still with a budget-friendly price tag, read on because the Logitech G213 is a strong contender in this category. It’s quite a deal with its fully RGB backlit keys, dedicated media controls, and user-friendly software.
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The Corsair Void Pro is exuding a futuristic vibe with its angular ear cups and broad elastic headband. It comes in two colors, black with white and carbon. The build is plastic; however, it is reinforced by metal pillars, so it will stand the test of time.
But then again wireless is plagued by a stigma of not measuring up to the sound quality of wired ones. After all, you might be thinking whether the freedom from wires will result to poor sound quality. To know once and for all I placed it under the scope to find out.
Written by: Tracy Motz
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The Linksys WRT32X is undeniably built with hard-core gamers with high sensitivity to network latency. After all, ping jumping up and down, even for a split second, could be fatal in competitive FPS and MOBA.
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The RGB lighting of the Ironclaw is quite intuitive. It has three lit zones – the scroll wheel, rear logo, and front panels – so you can definitely play with lighting customization. I mean, who wouldn’t love flashing lights while fighting epic bosses from Sekiro?
Written by: Joanne "Janzel" Magpayo
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This monitor uses a Twisted Nematic (TN) panel technology, which is best for competitive gamers, although it’s not everyone’s favorite. It supports higher refresh rates, has low response time, a decent input lag, and a high resolution. So let’s see if this monitor is the real deal!
Written by: Andrew Herrera
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Sure, this gaming mouse looks so ordinary that if you turn off the RGB lighting, you could easily mix it up with a regular office mouse. However, there is more to the Minos X5 than meets the eye.
Written by: Eddie Randolph
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Are the Beryllium Drivers Worth it? The Gigabyte AORUS H5 Gaming headset is armed with beryllium drivers , which is deemed superior than Neodymium-based drivers, and AORUS is banking on that as its secret weapon.
Written by: Tracy Motz
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The Corsair Harpoon RGB Wireless is the minimalists’ dream. Similar to the Logitech G403, it doesn’t have any glaring gamer details; instead, it just retains a practical approach. It is like a low-key version of Corsair’s Dark Core SE, in terms of aesthetic value. It is for those who find charm in simplicity.
Written by: Joanne "Janzel" Magpayo
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For this panel, BenQ ditched the overblown design and flashy LEDs and concentrated on things that matter: Performance. With a 240Hz refresh rate, I can see competitive gamers lining up to test this monitor. That is why, me a fan of fast-paced games, did not hesitate to give the Zowie XL2540 a try.
Written by: Tracy Motz
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