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Peripherals

Peripherals are devices that you connect to your computer externally, like a mouse, keyboard, monitor, USB drives, external hard drives, and even fancy lights. On this page, you’ll find our hands-on tested peripherals that focus on gaming, like mice, mousepads, keyboards, and monitors.

 
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ATK Blazing Sky F1 V3 Ultimate+ Review

The ATK Blazing Sky F1 V3 Ultimate+ targets competitive gamers who want an extremely lightweight mouse without paying flagship prices. Its 37g design, PAW3955 Master sensor, 8000Hz polling, solid-shell construction, and extensive ATK HUB customization give it a strong performance-focused package, while the 300mAh battery provides good endurance at 1000Hz. The compact shape may not suit larger hands, and battery life drops considerably at 8000Hz, but at around $65, it offers a lot of what you'd normally expect from much more expensive gaming mice.

Womier DUO87 Review: A Unique TKL Experience

The Womier DUO87 tries to do more than just deliver a simple keyboard experience. It combines a gasket-mounted structure with layered foam for a softer feel, but the main highlight is the modular screen system that can be mounted on the keyboard or used separately on your desk. Along with a small decorative figure, it leans heavily into desk aesthetics rather than pure functionality. Overall, it’s best suited for users who want something visually different on their desk.

Logitech G502 X Review: A Jack Of All Trades?

The Logitech G502 X is a great jack-of-all-trades mouse that's perfect for both productive tasks and casual gaming, thanks to its new and improved LIGHTFORCE hybrid optical-mechanical switches, 5 onboard memory profiles, low weight of 89g, and decent tracking thanks to the HERO 25K sub-micron sensor. While connectivity could be improved, and there are concerns about the build quality of the rubber cord, it's definitely worth the $60 price because of its button accessibility and diverse functions.

DrunkDeer X60HE Review: Hall Effect For The Masses

The DrunkDeer X60HE is a performance-focused Hall Effect keyboard aimed at gamers who want fast, responsive input without spending premium money. It combines features like rapid trigger, adjustable actuation, and an 8000Hz polling rate in a solid aluminum build, offering a noticeably different feel from traditional mechanical boards. While the 60% layout and sensitivity take time to adjust to, it delivers where it matters most, making it a strong value option for competitive gaming.

Corsair Vanguard Air 99 Review: Premium, Fast, Functional

The Corsair Vanguard Air 99 sits in that hybrid space where a gaming keyboard starts behaving more like a productivity tool. It's not a simple keyboard, and that’s kind of the point here. It feels aimed at users who want a single board to handle gaming, work, and shortcuts, even if that extra functionality comes at a higher price and a bit of a learning curve with the layout.

Goyojo GH340 Handheld Thermal Imaging Camera Review

The Goyojo GH340 completely disrupts the prosumer thermal-imaging market by delivering high-end features, including a fluid 25Hz refresh rate and crisp 256x192 resolution, for only $239. It's an incredible diagnostic tool for providing an accurate hardware thermal report and, sometimes, debunking software sensors. For tech and hardware media, it adds significant value to diagnostic and troubleshooting data.

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Corsair MAKR PRO 75 Review: 8,000Hz, Rapid Trigger, And 8 Layers of Silence

The Corsair MAKR PRO 75 is a premium 75% Hall Effect keyboard aimed at users who want both enthusiast-level build quality and competitive gaming performance. With adjustable actuation from 0.1mm to 4.0mm, an 8,000Hz polling rate, and features like Rapid Trigger and FlashTap SOCD handling, it offers precise control over how keys behave during gameplay. At $249.99, it sits firmly in the high-end segment. However, for users who value deep customization, it delivers a well-rounded flagship keyboard experience. 

QCY H3 Pro Review: Flagship Features On A Budget

The QCY H3 Pro is a feature-packed budget wireless headphone that focuses on delivering strong everyday performance without pushing into premium pricing. With LDAC support, adaptive ANC rated up to 50dB, a dual-chip audio setup, and a generous 550mAh battery offering up to 40 hours with ANC on, it brings several higher-end features into an affordable segment. For commuters, students, and casual gamers, the H3 Pro stands out as a well-rounded option in the budget ANC market.

Logitech Pro X2 Superstrike Review: The New Gold Standard?

The Logitech Pro X2 Superstrike is a lightweight, esports-focused wireless mouse designed for precision and responsiveness. It features the Hero 2 sensor with up to 44,000 DPI, Lightspeed 2 wireless technology, and a 61g symmetrical shell that works well for palm, claw, and fingertip grips. The Haptic Inductive Trigger System allows adjustable actuation, Rapid Trigger, and haptic feedback. With extensive G HUB software customization, it’s aimed at competitive players who want fine-tuned control.

Obsbot Tiny 3 Lite Review: Making AI Webcams More Accessible

The Obsbot Tiny 3 Lite is a compact AI-powered webcam with a 4K sensor and a built-in pan-and-tilt gimbal that can follow you around the room. It keeps your face visible even in low light and offers smooth high-frame-rate recording up to 1080p120. Voice and gesture controls are also available, and the built-in mics deliver clear audio for calls or casual recordings. While it’s not as sharp or feature-packed as the Tiny 3, it provides a sweet spot for those who want smart tracking without paying flagship prices.

Obsbot Tiny 3 Review: When A Webcam Starts Acting Like A Camera

The Obsbot Tiny 3 is a compact AI-powered PTZ webcam that combines gimbal-based tracking, flexible framing, and decent built-in audio into a small package. It performs well in varied lighting, keeps autofocus locked even during fast movements, and the Obsbot Center software gives extensive control over image settings. While it’s more expensive than standard webcams, its various features make it a worthwhile option for creators and anyone who spends long hours on camera.