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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.
Hardware Reviews
This article presents reviews for two pieces of gaming hardware: the Boulies OP180 chair and the Glorious GHS Wireless InfinitePlay Gaming Headset. Both reviews are sourced from TechPowerUp and MADSHRIMPS respectively.
The Glorious GHS Wireless InfinitePlay delivers swappable battery tech at a cheap price, but it's too quiet to be a true SteelSeries competitor
The Glorious GHS Wireless InfinitePlay is a budget-friendly wireless gaming headset featuring swappable battery technology, offering up to 85 hours of playback per battery. Despite its impressive battery life and dual Bluetooth/2.4GHz wireless connectivity, the headset suffers from a quiet sound output, a flimsy build, and an exposed battery design, making it a less compelling option compared to competitors like the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless.
I'm mega impressed by this gaming headset's hot swappable batteries, though less so by its price
The Glorious GHS Wireless InfinitePlay gaming headset offers an impressive hot-swappable battery system providing up to 85 hours of use per battery, alongside a versatile design and a high-quality detachable microphone. However, its $230 price point is considered high for its balanced, though not exceptional, audio quality and build. The headset is compatible with PC, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch.
I won't say 'no' to another budget gaming headset, but Glorious hasn't yet perfected the formula
The Glorious GHS Eternal wired gaming headset offers decent audio and a comfortable build for its $60 price point, but falls short of competing with similarly priced or slightly more expensive options like the Corsair HS55 Stereo. While its 40mm drivers and detachable microphone perform adequately for gaming and calls, the headset lacks sound isolation and its audio quality is not exceptional. An RGB variant is also available for $90, offering additional features but not necessarily justifying the increased cost.
Glorious has entered the gaming audio ring with the GHS Eternal and GHS Eternal gaming headsets
Glorious has launched its first gaming headsets, the GHS Eternal and GHS Eternal RGB, priced at $59.99 and $89.99 respectively. These wired headsets are compatible with PC, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch, featuring 40mm audio drivers and detachable microphones. The RGB version offers customizable lighting and EQ options via Glorious CORE software.
Gaming mouse software should stay out of your way and it's the smaller manufacturers that seem to have received…
This article discusses the ideal design for gaming mouse software, emphasizing simplicity and user-friendliness over excessive features. Smaller manufacturers like Pulsar and Mchose are highlighted for their efficient web-based software, which prioritizes essential functions like DPI adjustment and firmware updates without consuming excessive system resources. While larger brands like Razer and Corsair are beginning to adopt similar approaches, the author suggests that open-source solutions could be the future for peripheral software.
Best gaming mouse 2026
This guide details the best gaming mice available, focusing on performance, features, and value across various categories like lightweight wireless, budget, and ergonomic options. It highlights top picks such as the Razer Viper V3 HyperSpeed and Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2, while also offering advice on choosing a mouse based on grip style, wired vs. wireless preference, and DPI settings.
