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Looks like a lighter, carbon fibre version of the best gaming mouse I've held is on its way, but don't look at…
Leaked information suggests Razer is preparing lighter, carbon fiber versions of its Viper V4 Pro and DeathAdder V4 Pro gaming mice. The Viper V4 Pro is rumored to weigh 47g and may retail for around $300 USD, significantly higher than the current $160 price point for the standard model.
The Corsair Skiff 100 Plus's rubber domes bring smooth silence to the membrane market | Review
The Corsair Skiff 100 Plus offers a comfortable and silent typing experience for a membrane gaming keyboard, making it a strong contender in its price range, especially when discounted. While it lacks some premium features like swappable keycaps and N-key rollover, its smooth rubber domes, extra macro keys, and RGB lighting provide good value for casual gamers.
The Corsair Vanguard Air 99 Wireless is super silent, but some persistent issues might be too large to overlook
The Corsair Vanguard Air 99 Wireless keyboard offers a smooth, quiet typing experience and useful display updates, but suffers from persistent chattering issues and questionable Stream Deck functionality. Its high price point of $259.99 makes it difficult to recommend over competitors, especially given its reliability concerns.
The biggest discounts on PC hardware we've spotted this Prime Day
This article highlights significant discounts on PC hardware available during the Prime Day sales event. Notable deals include the Omen 35L with a 44% discount and Corsair's Scimitar Elite Wireless SE mouse at 53% off, among other products with at least a 25% price reduction.
I spent far too long assigning gaming mouse values based on their price-to-weight ratio, and the runner-up is the rodent…
This article explores a novel metric for evaluating gaming mice: the price-to-weight ratio. By analyzing data from reviewed mice, it identifies the Glorious Model O Eternal as the top performer based on this unique scoring system, followed by the 8BitDo Retro R8 and two Mchose models. The analysis highlights how this metric, while unconventional, can reveal value in budget-friendly, solidly built peripherals.
Full unicorn vomit, or stealthed-out mean machine? I want to know how much RGB festoons your gaming PC, please and thank…
This article discusses the prevalence of RGB lighting in modern PC gaming setups and asks readers for their personal preferences. The author shares their own mixed feelings about RGB, finding some comfort in subtle lighting while questioning the necessity of excessive displays.
Someone made a copper gaming PC Frankensteined out of an old blowtorch and other assorted parts and is 'just going…
A Reddit user named Old-Mate-Fetus has created an elaborate custom copper PC build, notably incorporating a repurposed vintage Primus blowtorch as a reservoir. The unique, artsy design weighs nearly 20 kg and features high-end components like an AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D and an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 Ti.
'No fuss, no greater meaning, only fans': Corsair shares 3D print files for its April Fools mini fan cube
Corsair has released 3D print files for a fan cube, a product that originated as an April Fools' joke. The company shared the files on Printables, allowing users to create a cube designed to house six fans. This move follows community demand after the initial joke.
Do gaming chairs need fans in them? Absolutely not, but that's just about the only thing that could make the LiberNovo Omni more "Pro"
The LiberNovo Omni Pro is an improved version of an already excellent gaming chair, featuring integrated cooling fans that are surprisingly useful and a more refined design. Despite its extremely high price of $1,109, the chair offers superior ergonomics, build quality, and adjustability, making it a top recommendation for those who can afford it.
Corsair's new de-gamefied gaming chair is actually much more affordable than I thought
Corsair has announced the price for its new TC80 gaming chair, which will retail for $200/£170/€180. This price point makes it more affordable than many premium gaming chairs and even cheaper than some budget options. The chair has undergone extensive durability testing and features a less aggressive, more office-friendly design.
Corsair's new "budget" gaming chair costs $199, and it speaks to a larger pricing problem in the desk…
Corsair's new TC80 gaming chair, priced at $199, is criticized for its budget design and lack of features, especially when compared to Corsair's own TC100 Relaxed model which is often available at a similar or lower price. The article argues that the TC80's pricing reflects a broader issue in the gaming chair market where costs are inflated for entry-level products.
Corsair's mid-range headset is no frills and that's just fine
The Corsair HS35 v3 is a no-frills, mid-range gaming headset that offers excellent value and impressive audio quality for its price point. It is notably lightweight and comfortable for extended use, though it lacks aesthetic flair and advanced features like extensive onboard controls or software customization. Battery life is adequate at 30 hours, but falls short of premium models.
The best gaming tech we've reviewed in August 2026
This article rounds up the best gaming hardware reviewed in August 2026, featuring products like the Intec Time Breaker Lightgun for retro consoles and the JSAUX 6-in-1 Switch 2 dock. The Corsair HS35 V3 headset is highlighted for its wireless capabilities and audio quality.
I've spent four months testing control pads in Counter-Strike and I've finally settled on my fave
After four months of testing, the author has found the Zowie H-SR III to be the preferred control mousepad for Counter-Strike 2, praising its balance of stopping power and flicking capability. Other tested pads like the Razer Gigantus V2 Pro and Wallhack CR-005 offer different strengths but don't quite match the Zowie for the author's needs.
The highly customisable Corsair Frame 4000X promised it would be my dream PC case, but I'm not completely convinced
The Corsair Frame 4000X PC case offers significant customization options and ease of access, but the author found the thick braided cables and digital manual frustrating. While the case's modularity is a strong point, limitations in colorways and pricing prevent it from being a completely convincing dream build.
AngryMiao AM Infinity.97 mouse review
The AngryMiao AM Infinity.97 is a flagship-grade wireless gaming mouse offering exceptional speed, innovative swappable batteries, and surprising comfort, weighing under 50g. However, it suffers from unpolished software and a premium price tag compared to its rivals. The mouse features a PixArt PAW3950 sensor, 8000 Hz polling rate, and a magnesium-aluminium alloy chassis.
Is a $1,200 gaming PC build in 2026 still possible?
This guide outlines a PC build for approximately $1,300 in 2026, aiming to balance cost and performance amidst rising component prices. It features an AMD Ryzen 5 9600X CPU and an Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 8GB GPU, capable of running current titles at 1080p and 1440p with medium settings and high refresh rates, and is future-proofed for upcoming games like Grand Theft Auto 6.
The 3DMark Port Royal world record has been beaten, and all it took was a $5,000+ liquid nitrogen-cooled RTX 5090
Overclocker Cmaker has set a new world record in 3DMark Port Royal with a score of 51,663. This was achieved using an MSI RTX 5090 32G Lightning Z graphics card cooled by liquid nitrogen, pushing its clock speed to 3,623 MHz. The rest of the system included an Intel Core i9 14900KF and 32GB of DDR5 RAM, also under extreme cooling.
Razer Naga V3 Pro review
The Razer Naga V3 Pro is a straightforward, albeit pricey, upgrade to the Naga V2 Pro, featuring updated switches and a superior sensor. While its swappable faceplates and extensive button options make it ideal for MMO players, its high cost and the divisive sound of its optical switches may deter some users. Despite these drawbacks, its solid performance, comfortable ergonomics, and robust feature set make it a compelling choice for dedicated MMO gamers.
Corsair HS35 V3 is a no-fuss, fantastic sounding wireless headset that is a must-have for PC players on a budget
The Corsair HS35 V3 wireless headset offers excellent sound quality and comfort for its budget-friendly price of $79.99. While it boasts tri-mode connectivity (Wired, Bluetooth, 2.4GHz) and a detachable microphone, its full potential, particularly with Dolby Atmos spatial audio, is best realized on PC. Console players may find it lacking compared to competitors with dedicated software customization.
