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MSI GS series is mainly focused on the thin and lightweight design, years before, GS63 has impressed us within these benefits already, and improved the user experience in some little details that bring us the very good imagination. However, many weeks before, MSI has launched its latest generation of the upgraded GS65 Stealth Thin. The brand-new appearance and thin bezel …
A while ago I reviewed the ASUS Claymore Core which stunned me with its high-quality build and design, including a full metal shroud. Despite the keyboard’s relatively high price, it set itself apart from competitors and was only let down by glitchy, inconsistent software. One of the standout features of this keyboard was a detachable keypad, which up until now, …
The Steelseries Dex mouse pad is one of the best friction-less mouse pads on the market. Its surface is perfect for gaming where reaction time is paramount, providing a smooth and consistent glide. Added to this is its high durability and anti-fraying edges. Despite its high price point the Dex is still a superior mouse pad for gaming and will …
As it is well known that the 8th gen CPU is obviously powerful than the old 7th gen series, Gigabyte has provided the latest AERO series laptop 15X 2018 with the latest 8 gen CPU, GTX10 series Max-Q Graphic card, 2666MHz DDR4 memory and 144Hz e-sports screen panel. The lastest 8th Gen laptop has the unique flat design. The laptop …
Before considering the FK1 you should browse the entire Zowie range. Zowie has an extensive range of mice to suite just about every hand shape from ambidextrous low profiles such as the FK series to the ergonomic right-handed hook design of the EC series. You should go to their website and browse their range before considering the FK1 (https://zowie.benq.com/en/product/mouse.html#). I …
Coming from my much loved Ducky Shine 4 I entered the peripherals market with the sole intention of buying the the updated Shine 5. I was however, presented with a number big brands such as ASUS, Corsair and Razer trying to vie for Ducky’s minimalistic, expensive and so far unique take on the keyboard design. Having never owned an ASUS …
