Fitting out my original Nintendo Switch with a “grip” style case that changed the in-hand shape of the console while adding handy features, in this case the debut effort from CRKD, was almost life-changing. As svelte and sleek as the Switch family of consoles are, they’re not always the most ergonomic for long stretches of […]
There are so many different gaming headset options on the market, ranging from cheap and cheerful $20 devices that are here for a mediocre time, not a long time, all the way up to $1350 flawed masterpieces for audiophiles. And they’re all competing against the fact that you can just use literally any wired headphones.
I still remember seeing the announcement of Razer’s very first gaming chair and asking, “Where’s the RGB?” And while I’m probably more grateful than anything that the company has pumped the brakes a little on dropping coloured LEDs on every single product it launches, it’s definitely taken a surprising length of time for a Razer
PlayStation has revealed the release date and price for its official FlexStrike Wireless Fight Stick, which is set to launch on August 7, 2026 for the tidy sum of AUD $299.95, with pre-orders going live on June 12, 2026 at participating local retailers. August 7 is a significant date, as it also happens to be
MSI has announced its next PC gaming handheld at COMPUTEX 2026, and it’s a pretty big deal as the first of its kind in the world to feature the new Intel Arc G3 series processors, but that newfound power will come at quite the cost. As the first wave of Intel chipsets geared specifically toward
The Steam Controller officially went on sale today at 10AM PT / 6PM BST / 3AM AEST, but unless you were straight onto getting your order in, there’s a good chance you’ve already missed out. The exact time that Steam ceased serving up orders for its shiny new PC gaming controller varies a bit depending
I’ll say this upfront. If you’re going to spend ~$280 on a gaming mouse for the explicit purpose of taking it to pro-level tournament play, or you’re playing games like CS2 and League of Legends at such a skill level that you truly believe your equipment is the last thing holding you back, consider picking
Let’s get this out of the way upfront – the Gravastar Mercury V60 Pro is one hell of a strange-looking gaming keyboard. Its Giger-esque frame built from rippling, winding aluminium curves wouldn’t look out of place in Alien, or even some of the Metroid games, and it’s an aesthetic that might instantly write it off
