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Razer Viper V4 Pro review: Loud, but great experience
A new version of Razer’s iconic Viper Pro mouse is here, alongside a set of new mousepads to really elevate the experience. The Viper V4 Pro has been announced by Razer, bringing new-age tech into one of the company’s most popular mouse shapes, right beside the DeathAdder. I’ve been testing it over the last few…
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Sikakeyb Castle HM80 keyboard review: 80’s revisited
The Sikakeyb Castle HM80 hall effect gaming keyboard is a prime example of why you should always look at smaller brands in the space. Among the sea of brands like Corsair, Razer, and Logitech are smaller, more keyboard-focused companies that are building products that feature some of the most enjoyable typing experiences. NuPhy and Keychron…
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I’ve tested out dbrand’s new Killswitch for the ROG Xbox Ally X
Over the last few years, the Canadian case and skin makers have continued to release new and improved products for all of the latest devices. This includes the Killswitch, a silicone-style case that slides over your favorite devices without the gross, stretchy feel of actual silicone. I’ll be honest and admit that I don’t know…
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Razer BlackShark V3 Pro review
Razer’s new BlackShark V3 Pro is a wonderful upgrade from its predecessor with massively upgraded sound and new features galore. There are a lot of gaming headsets available on the market, and Razer’s options have been some of the most popular over the last few years. Its BlackShark line is by far the best looking…
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Razer Cobra HyperSpeed review: Wonderful, but loud
Razer has released the new Cobra Hyperspeed, a mid-range version of its popular 2023 mouse. It’s not often Razer releases a new mouse model, and it’s primarily because the ones they have are just so… good. However, in 2023, the esports-focused company introduced a smaller, asymmetrical mouse that draws inspiration from both the Basilisk and…
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I went hands-on with Razer’s new Pokemon Kanto starters collection
Razer has just announced a new Pokémon collection, and this time it’s available in the United States. The two massive companies have worked together a few times in the past, with one collection featuring Pikachu, Eevee, and all the Eeveelutions. But that collection was only available in New Zealand, leaving US customers in the dust…
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Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro review: Massively upgraded
Razer is back at it again with the DeathAdder V4 Pro, making it clear why they’re among the most popular gaming mouse companies around. When you think of old-school Razer mice, there are probably only a few names that come to mind. One of those is probably the DeathAdder, as the first version of the…
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Razer Viper V3 Pro Faker Edition review: The best mouse yet
After weeks of testing Razer’s Viper V3 Pro Faker Edition mouse, I’ve confidently found my new favorite PC gaming accessory. When I first started PC gaming, I went through a wide variety of mice to find a solid shape and layout that fit my extra-large-sized hands without any issues. One of the first mice that…
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Keychron Q6 HE review: 100% keyboards can be good for gaming too
Keychron’s Q6 HE is the first full-size keyboard that’s actually caught my attention. I haven’t used a full sized mechanical keyboard for years, and never really considered changing that, just for the sole fact that it takes up too much space on my desk. I think the number pad is a bit useless for most…
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Lemokey P1 HE review: Perfect for part-time gamers
The Lemokey P1 HE is the first wireless Hall Effect keyboard released under the Keychron sub-brand, and it’s further proof that they know how to make a solid keyboard. Keychron has skyrocketed in popularity over the last few years with their well-built mechanical keyboards that don’t break the bank in the process. While innovating and…