peripherals

SteelSeries, the worldwide leader in gaming and esports peripherals, today introduced the limited-edition Ghost collection, featuring the award-winning Aerox 3 Wireless mouse and Apex 7 TenKeyLess (TKL) keyboard.

The Kone Pro Series Combines ROCCAT’s Iconic Competitive PC Gaming Mouse Design with the Brand’s Latest Technologies, Including Titan Optical Switch, Titan Wheel Pro, and More

The Rival 710 gaming mouse from SteelSeries is a sleek, new mouse that boasts a variety of unique and high-end features such as Tactile Alerts for quick notifications, swappable parts for performance customization, split-trigger mechanical switches, TrueMove3 optical sensor for pinpoint tracking accuracy and an OLED screen for in-game stats. While this may seem a lot to pack into one mouse, at a price point of $129.99 CAD (~$100USD) one should expect to see quite a few bells and whistles attached.

Thanks to our good friends at SteelSeries, I recently was given an Arctis 5 headset to review, and I must say that my first impressions were very mixed. It didn’t look flashy, it had a middle-of-the-road feel for both weight and sturdiness and it wasn’t wireless. From someone whose baseline headset is the Logitech G933, it was the exact opposite of what I had become used to. After using the headset for 30+ hours, however, my opinion on it has done a complete reversal.

SteelSeries, global leader in gaming peripherals, recently announced the release of their latest limited edition peripherals that were featured at the FACEIT Major in London. This included a Howl Edition of both the Rival 310 gaming mouse and QcK+ Limited mousepad, both sporting the immensely popular Howl M4A4 gun skin from Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.