Showing posts with label mouse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mouse. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

ROCCAT Kone Plus Max Customization Laser Gaming Mouse Review

What does this do for you? Well, it allows you to use the Easy Shift on the mouse to work the keyboard controls and the other way around as well. Not exactly a must have in mice, but if you are going to be taking the Easy Shift to keyboards as well, the ability to use either of them to help control the other is full of win in my book.

The mouse in question we are going to look at today from ROCCAT is the Kone[+]. This right hand only mouse offers styling to the hilt, with some really cool lighting features that will allow this mouse to match with any decor or do things that will make all of your friends green with envy. Since I have the ability to jump ahead and check things out before I deliver the review to you, I can assure you that as long as you are a right hander, there isn't a thing that can't be changed or addressed in some fashion to completely customize the look, feel and functionality of the Kone[+] via the included driver and software you must download to get the full effect of what ROCCAT is trying to do here. That is simply to offer things in a way that haven't been thought of and make the time you do spend with your peripherals as enjoyable as possible. I say we run the Kone[+] through the gamut of tests and see just how well they did this time.


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Sunday, April 1, 2012

SteelSeries Diablo III Mouse Review @ NikKTech

The mouse has really come a long way since the first optical and laser units made their appearance roughly almost a decade ago and so today the entire market is flooded with both wired and wireless units targeted towards not only casual users but also enthusiasts and gamers alike. Compared to everyday mice the gaming variants tend to sport higher DPI resolutions for more speed and accuracy, faster polling rates, lighting effects and of course lots of buttons which sometimes also happen to be a lot more durable than the ones on normal units. What we don't usually see however are gaming mice manufactured with specific games in mind and also targeted towards specific gamer groups loyal to those titles. The Diablo III mouse is one such product and we have it here with us today to see what all of you Diablo fans can expect from it.

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Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Razer Naga Hex Gaming Mouse Review @ eTeknix.com

Razer are a world renowned peripherals brand who’s vision is to produced the best gaming gear on the planet. We’ve seen products like the infamous Deathadder gaming mouse, mechanical keyboards and even motion controllers. They are also one of the few brands who have licensed products such as Battlefield 3 and Star Wars branded keyboards, headsets, mouse pads and gaming mice. They are forever creating innovative products and believe that technology, combined with ergonomic studies and thorough testing by gamers produce the best gear around. At eTeknix, we are all gamers at heart, so because of this, we take pride in our gaming peripherals. Today, we’re back on the topic of gaming mice. We all know that there are several main factors that need considering when selecting the right gaming mouse and these are usually along the lines of shape, size, speed and features – and of course cost. Most gaming mice never cover all these points so it’s always a difficult decision to make, that’s why there is no one gaming mouse that suits everyone, it is entirely down to the preference of the user. Some consider Razer to be near the point of perfection for their gaming mice, so lets find out, as today we have the Razer Naga Hex.

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Sunday, March 25, 2012

Steelseries Diablo III gaming mouse review @ XSReviews.co.uk


Diablo III is one of the most hotly anticipated titles of 2012, so it’s no surprise that bigger peripheral makers are jumping on board with their branded products. Today I’m taking a look at the Diablo III gaming mouse. It’s sleek, has a massive sensitivity and should mean I get to spend a few days “testing” it by playing a load of games.

Let’s get down to the hard work shall we?



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