Cyber Snipa are ready to join the 5000dpi club with their new Silencer mouse. The Cyber Snipa Stinger is one of my favourite gaming mice, as it combines a great set of features with a cheap price. It looks like the Silencer is set to repeat that winning formula by combining a 5000dpi laser sensor with a few...

Mionix make some great gaming kit (check out my Mionix Saiph 3200 review) but the new Mionix Naos 5000 looks like it’s going to be their best product yet. Packed full of features, the Naos 5000 is an ergonomic design that builds on the success of the Saiph. The new design is wider than the Saiph and...

It’s time to close the current poll to find the most important feature on a gaming mouse. After a total of 758 votes the results are as follows: What's the most important feature on a gaming mouse? Ergonomic shape (48%, 366 Votes) Programmable buttons (28%, 214 Votes) High DPI sensor (27%, 205...

The Raptor M3 mouse has been around for a couple of years now but I’d never used one, so I thought it was time to track one down and see if it’s any good. What Do You Get With The Raptor M3? The Raptor M3 arrived in a black cardboard box that shows the specs in English and German, and showing...

It’s been out for a few years now, but the Razer Deathadder has been given an update to make it a bit more appealing to gamers. The old 3G 1800dpi laser sensor has been replaced by a new 3.5G sensor capable 3500dpi. Capable of handling 60–120 inches per second and up to 15g of acceleration, the new...

Alienware, the gaming hardware specialists at Dell, have decided to release a new gaming keyboard and mouse as part of their Tactx range of peripherals. The Alienware Tactx keyboard is a USB keyboard that features 6 programmable macro keys and has the ability to store unlimited customisable user profiles....