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SteelSeries Unveils Aeon Pro Controller With QuickSwitch Dock and Dual Hot-Swappable Batteries | Invision
SteelSeries has unveiled the Aeon Pro Controller, a new premium controller for PC and Xbox gamers featuring a QuickSwitch Dock System and dual hot-swappable batteries for continuous power. It also includes Hall Effect Thumbsticks, mechanical controls, and an onboard OLED screen for customization.
SteelSeries launches a seriously impressive controller for Xbox and PC, but at $259 / £229, the Aeon Pro has an…
SteelSeries has launched the Aeon Pro, a new multi-platform controller for Xbox and PC, featuring an OLED display, microswitch back paddles, and a hot-swappable battery system. However, its high price point of $259.99 / £229.99 positions it as a premium peripheral, with the reviewer questioning its value proposition despite its impressive features.
SteelSeries throws everything but the kitchen sink in the feature list of its Aeon Pro controller
SteelSeries' Aeon Pro controller boasts a high-end feature set, including dual-docking for PC and Xbox, Hall effect thumbsticks and triggers, hot-swappable batteries, and an OLED screen. However, its steep $260 price tag and some minor button feel issues, along with lacking 8K polling, make its value proposition questionable compared to competitors.
8BitDo and SteelSeries have combined forces to create a whimsical Cozy Collection of Xbox accessories
8BitDo and SteelSeries have partnered to launch a new 'Cozy Collection' of Xbox accessories featuring earth tones and pixelated woodland creature designs. The collection includes a mechanical keyboard, wireless mouse, a unique controller, and gaming earbuds, all aimed at adding a touch of whimsy to gaming setups for Xbox and PC.
Settle In and Get Comfortable with the Designed for XBOX Cozy Collection
The Designed for Xbox Cozy Collection has launched, featuring a range of peripherals from 8BitDo, SteelSeries, and KontrolFreek designed to enhance the cozy gaming experience. The collection includes mechanical keyboards, mice, controllers, earbuds, and thumb grips in a warm, whimsical aesthetic.
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 Nintendo Switch 2's new price has arrived, but fortunately these handy dandy accessories are cheaper than usual
Despite a price increase for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, several key accessories are seeing significant discounts. Notable deals include the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3 Wireless headset for $59.99 and the Belkin Nintendo Switch 2 Charging Case for $62.99, making it a good time to stock up on peripherals.
Turtle Beach Stealth Pro II Review
The Turtle Beach Stealth Pro II headset is reviewed as a premium audio device, rivaling competitors like the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Omni in build quality, comfort, and sound performance. It features active noise cancellation, dual wireless connectivity, swappable batteries, and a high-quality microphone, all controllable via the Swarm II App.
No, it's not Towelie - but this South Park x SteelSeries mouse pad is nearly half price until midnight
SteelSeries is offering a significant discount on its South Park '4 Boys' QcK mouse pad, reducing the price to $15.99 with an additional 20% off using code GAMER20 at Woot. This deal, part of Woot's Summer of Gaming Sale, is available until midnight CT on August 17. The QcK mouse pad features a smooth cloth surface and a non-slip rubber base.
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.
Razer's Shure lookalike microphone is legit, but it's left me asking where the rest of this brand's content creation gear is in 2026
Razer's new Seiren V3 Pro microphone offers impressive audio quality and a professional design comparable to Shure and Rode offerings, at a competitive price of $249.99. While it features hybrid XLR and USB connectivity, its full potential, including RGB lighting and advanced software features, is unlocked only through the USB connection and Razer Synapse software, which may be a drawback for some users. Despite some limitations with its pop filter and aggressive noise gate in USB mode, the microphone is a strong contender for content creators seeking a versatile and high-quality audio solution.
Out of the Blue
This article discusses troubleshooting issues with a SteelSeries wireless headset that utilizes a dual-battery charging system with hot-swapping capabilities. The author details a specific problem encountered with the headset's battery management.
Moving away from Windows is getting a little easier, as Linux will soon support more SteelSeries gaming headsets
Open-source developers are improving Linux driver support for SteelSeries gaming headsets, with a new patch set to be included in the upcoming Linux 7.3 kernel merge window. This update will enhance compatibility for 14 SteelSeries models, addressing issues like battery reporting and wireless functionality that have previously been problematic on Linux-powered systems.
CMF has unveiled a pair of budget open-back earbuds, and I'm eager to see what they can do for my Nintendo Switch 2
CMF, a budget brand from Nothing, has launched the Clip Pro, its first open-back earbuds priced at $99. Designed with an ear-clip form factor, these earbuds are being tested for their suitability with the Nintendo Switch 2 and other platforms like the PlayStation 5 and PC, featuring Bluetooth 5.4 and a low-latency gaming mode.
SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Omni Review
The SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Omni headset is a premium offering that delivers outstanding comfort, superb audio performance, and versatile connectivity across multiple gaming platforms including Xbox Series X and ASUS ROG Ally. Despite its high price point of £350, its features, including AI noise rejection, Hi-Res Wireless audio, and a flexible GameHub control unit, make it a compelling choice for those seeking a top-tier gaming audio experience.
Razer launches the Hall effect Huntsman V3 HE and is that... a half decent price I see?
Razer has launched its new Huntsman V3 HE gaming keyboard, featuring Hall Effect switches and a starting price of $119.99, significantly undercutting many competitors in the magnetic switch market. The keyboard includes features like adjustable actuation, Rapid Trigger, and "Instant Cancel Control." Razer's Barrie Ooi highlighted that while their analog optical keyboards are for esports performance, the Huntsman V3 HE is designed for competitive players seeking the best magnetic keyboard.
Your back to school gaming setup needs just three pieces to work and play hard at the same time
This guide recommends three essential pieces of gaming hardware for students: a gaming laptop, gaming earbuds, and a gaming mouse. The Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 is highlighted for its compact design, while the SteelSeries Arctis GameBuds offer low-latency audio and good sound quality. The Corsair Scimitar Elite Wireless SE gaming mouse is praised for its customizable buttons that can be used for both gaming and productivity tasks.
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.
Glass mouse pads haven't won me over but gamer sleeves are a different story
A hardware writer shares his experience with glass mouse pads, finding them ultimately unsuitable for tactical shooters like Counter-Strike 2 despite their promise of consistent glide and longevity. While glass pads didn't win him over, the experimentation led him to discover the benefits of gamer sleeves, which he now uses even with cloth mouse pads for improved arm movement consistency.
