Game Hardware

I can’t believe it's been seven years since we saw the Xbox One, but the time has finally come for next gen. The Xbox Series X is here, and ready to show you why you need this refrigerator-esque console. I've been playing with it for a…

JBL surprised me earlier this year with their new range of gaming headsets. The Quantum 800 headset is the highest point of their mid-range peripherals. Does it hold up? Yes. Are there caveats? Also yes. Click click... …

When I was sent the SteelSeries Arctis 1 Wireless headset the first thing I noticed prominently on the box was the quote “Best Wireless Gaming Headset” from PC Gamer with a little “From the makers of” before it. I was…

Over the last month I have checked out a few low end headsets. From the SADES SNUK to the Razer Kraken X, it has been good to see what you can get for around the $100 mark. All of these have been cabled USB headsets which are great, but…

When it comes to headsets, it can be tough for the casual observer to know what they are looking at. So many brands with devices that vary from the cheap end at $50 to hundreds of dollars that can be half the price of a new console. So…

I hadn’t heard of SADES until I was given the opportunity to check out the $80 SNUK headset.  Devices in this price range are great to check out as so many people look at a $300 headset and weep, myself included.  So the question is, do…

Do you hate touch screen versions of physical buttons like I do in mobile games?  They are horrible, annoying, and not remotely comfortable when playing a game for a long stretch.  So SteelSeries has brought out the Stratus Duo to make…

There are a lot of gamers out there with nice fancy headsets that will tell you it makes the experience better.  I was one of those monsters that used cheap earbuds plugged into my controller for years, so could a wireless headset convert…

I don’t use the word gamechanger lightly… Partially because I don’t consider it a real word. Like should it be hyphenated or what? But the Back Button really does change your game.

The new Razer Viper Mini, announced today, is designed for gamers with smaller hands who still want all the functions and fearures of a Razer.