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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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Epomaker Carbon60 Review: Tough As A Nail, Light As A Feather

The Epomaker Carbon60 is a premium 60% keyboard that combines an ultra-light carbon-fiber chassis with tri-mode wireless connectivity and hot-swappable low-profile switches, delivering exceptional portability, durable build quality, and a satisfyingly muted thock sound signature. While it asks for a higher price and lacks tilt feet or dongle storage, its refined sound profile, extensive VIA programmability, and long battery life make it one of the most versatile compact keyboards available.

Fantech EOS PRO WGP15 Controller Review: Hall-Effect Triggers Under $50?

The Fantech EOS Pro WGP15 is a versatile gaming controller offered for those looking for advanced customization and multi-platform compatibility without a hefty price tag. It has a striking, cyberpunk-inspired design with interchangeable thumbsticks and a D-pad, while its hall-effect triggers and sticks provide drift-free performance.

Best Magnetic Gaming Keyboards In 2025 [Sound, Feel, & Performance]

SOCD cleaning is all the rage nowadays. On that note, we’ve selected the best magnetic gaming keyboards for you. Say hello to winning.

Fantech Aria II Pro Gaming Mouse Review: Best FPS Mouse Right Now?

The Fantech Aria II Pro is a stellar option for gamers looking for unique design and performance. Retaining its signature egg-shaped design with thoughtful refinements, it weighs just 53 grams and has an upgraded NRF52840 MCU that supports an impressive 8K polling rate for ultra-responsive gameplay.

The Best Custom Gaming Keyboards Of 2025: After Months Of Testing

With custom gaming keyboards on the rise, I tested plenty of them from different manufacturers to round up the top six options.

Best Wireless Gaming Keyboards In 2025: Sound Tests Included

After months of testing, I have finally rounded up the best wireless keyboards that are perfect for gaming.

Aula M75 Review: Great But Not Special

The Aula M75 is a fantastic aluminum keyboard with virtually no flaws, not even in price. It’s got all the essential components for a flawless typing experience, but its wireless performance falls short. The battery life, on the other hand, is truly the best in the game. As long as you don’t mind its simplicity, the M75, with its excellent build quality and packaging, stands as a top-tier keyboard.

Aula F75 Max Review: Worth the Upgrade?

The Aula F75 Max delivers a surprisingly satisfying typing experience for its price, thanks to well-lubed switches and impressive stock stabilizers. The sleek design compliments the side-lit keycaps well, but the illusion quickly falters when you look at its highlight feature. The screen is poorly implemented with little functionality, and it ends up worsening the volume knob along with it. Ultimately, you end up with solid fundamentals but a clear lack of polish around everything else.

Tecware Spectre 75 Review: A Monumental Upgrade

The Tecware Spectre 75 is a fantastic budget keyboard with no apparent flaws, as long as you’re willing to pay for it. The build quality matches well with the simple design, but the inclusion of a screen and volume knob diversify the package nicely. Not only does the company nail the basics, but the superb implementation of the screen transforms it from a gimmick to a genuine feature. This is the best budget plastic prebuilt out right now.

Ajazz AK820 Max Review: Not the First Choice

The Ajazz AK820 Max is a good budget keyboard let down by its frugality. It offers a competent overall package with satisfying sound and feel, along with strong build quality but it fails to extend its appeal beyond that. With boards like the Aula F75 still thriving, the AK820 Max, despite being a robust keyboard, can only live in its shadow as a substitute. It serves as a good replacement rather than a good first choice.

Epomaker RT80 Review: The Gimmicks Never End

The Epomaker RT80 is an ambitious keyboard that features dual screens and a unique layout, aiming to stand out in the crowded budget mechanical keyboard market. While it excels in certain areas like build quality and wireless performance, it falls short in others, particularly in the practicality of its features. The touchscreen is tricky to use and, in turn, makes typing on what’s an otherwise excellent stock experience harder than it needs to be.

Corsair Virtuoso Max Wireless Review: Stunning Sound, Needs More Comfort

The Corsair Virtuoso Max Wireless delivers exceptional audio quality through its 50mm graphene drivers, providing a rich and balanced sound profile suitable for both gaming and multimedia use. Its sturdy aluminium frame and sleek design give a high-end feel which is further complemented by subtle RGB lighting on the earcups.

Epomaker Galaxy70 Review: Flew Too Close to the Sun

The Epomaker Galaxy70 is a good keyboard that excels in many departments. Its construction is clearly the highlight with an unconventional design that really suits the package. The sound, feel, and value are all there but instability in the wireless performance makes this a hard sell. If you can live with that compromise, the Galaxy70 is a worthy purchase.