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CM Storm Xornet II Gaming Mouse Review
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 Many gamers are using the so called Claw Grip to navigate their mouse around the pad. Therefore Cooler Master sends the Xornet II from the CM Storm series into race. This mouse is specifically optimized for the Claw Grip, providing comfort and control, to survive the most heated battles. Whether the CM Storm Xornet II can extend its claws, or is only a brave little mouse ... we will find out in the following review.
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Logitech MX Anywhere 2 Wireless Mouse Review
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Don’t mistaken the term “developed for mobile users” to mean a teeny-weeny or flattened mouse with wireless capabilities. The Logitech MX Anywhere 2 is designed to address the critical needs of the mobile user, namely the ability to track on any surface, dual connectivity via a wireless receiver and Bluetooth and the ability to switch between 3 different devices. Let’s take a look!
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G.Skill Ripjaws MX780 Gaming Mouse Review
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I spent a couple weeks on the Ripjaws MX780 gaming Mouse to really get the feel for the shape. Long sessions of Battlefield 4 provided the foundation for my review and I can say I am using the MX780 as I work on this review comfortably.
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Rantopad MXX
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Rantopad is a new player to the PC gaming peripherals market, and the MXX is their first tenkeyless keyboard. It comes with per-key backlighting and several other cool lighting effects. With a price tag of 79.99$, it is also one of the most affordable mechanical keyboards on the market.
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Cougar 450M Optical Gaming Mouse Review
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Today we’ll be taking a look at the latest gaming mouse from Cougar, the 450M. Equipped with a high-performance optical sensor, which is capable of up to 5000 DPI with a polling rate of 1000Hz, as well as an ambidextrous design, programmable buttons and more, it’s certainly going to appeal to a lot of gamers, and we’ve got high expectations for its performance too, after awarding multiple Cougar gaming peripherals here at eTeknix over the last year.
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Razer Diamondback Gaming Mouse Review
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Razer has one of the most diverse range of gaming mice on the market today, with all kinds of unique shapes, sizes and specifications to suit a vast range of gamer’s and gaming styles. The Diamondback is one of their most iconic mice, having been around in one form or another since 2004, and having undergone several rather major redesigns in that time. Just look at the timeline below and you can see just how far it has developed in that time.
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Patriot Viper V560 Mouse Review
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Patriot is a company known for its memory and mobile products, and has just recently started selling peripherals. The V560 is the first-ever mouse released under the Patriot Viper brand, and it continues the trend of excellent design set by its first-ever headset. The Patriot V560 is a programmable laser mouse with five customizable on-board profiles, nine programmable buttons, two …
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Tt eSPORTS Theron Plus Smart Gaming Mouse Review
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With the brand new Theron Plus Smart Tt eSPORTS aims not only serious gamers who could benefit from its "smart" feature but also users who are looking to get a very fast and accurate gaming mouse without having to spend much in the process.
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er Orichi Mobile Bluetooth and Wired Hybrid Gaming Mouse Review
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Razer is one of the most recognisable gaming brands on the market, having a huge range of mice that are suited for virtually any kind of gaming environment. Their latest mouse, the Orichi, is certainly a bit different from the usual crop of Razer gaming mice, but that doesn’t mean we’re not expecting great things from it. The Orichi features a compact design, making it ideally suited for those who travel a lot. Having a huge gaming mouse isn’t always ideal when you’re playing on a notebook, or even if you just have limited space, or simply prefer a smaller mouse. The benefits are obvious, as a smaller mouse is lighter and much easier to store, but has the cut-down size affected the performance.
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Cougar 500M Review
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With the 500M, Cougar has yet another gaming mouse in its portfolio, which is suitable for right handed gamers and apart from that the rodent comes with an optical sensor from PixArt. There is also a customizable backlight as well as programmable buttons. At a first glance also the design is looking good and at this point we're rather curious to see whether Cougar is able to convince us with this product or not.
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Thermaltake Tt eSPORTS Ventus X Gaming Mouse Review
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With all of the gaming peripherals currently available on the market today it’s very easy for consumers to get confused with what they really want in comparison to what they actually need. Thermaltake’s Tt eSPORTS Ventus X Gaming Mouse is one such peripheral that will not only save you some cash in comparison to some of the behemoths out there, but will also satisfy most needs any casual gamer requires. At the highly reasonable asking price of only $49.99, this mouse delivers one great experience all while saving you a couple extra bucks.
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MX780 RGB gaming mouse
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We round out our batch of hardware reviews for 2015 with a look at three gaming peripherals from G.SKILL's Ripjaws label: the SR910 Real 7.1 surround sound headset, KM780 RGB mechanical gaming keyboard, and MX780 RGB gaming mouse. Let's make some noise and bask in some backlit RGB illumination, just in time for Christmas!
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