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Zowie business and news from across the web.- After gaming on pro-level panels I can tell you now that 360 Hz is the sweet spot for gaming monitorsHardware writer Jacob Fox argues that 360 Hz is the sweet spot for gaming monitor refresh rates, especially for competitive FPS titles like Counter-Strike 2. While jumps from 144 Hz to 240 Hz offer a very noticeable improvement, and 240 Hz to 360 Hz provides a significant enough benefit to justify the cost, gains beyond 360 Hz offer diminishing returns. Fox's testing indicates that while higher refresh rates don't necessarily make players perform better, they enhance the overall gameplay experience and responsiveness.
- This could be the competitive panel of my dreams: the 'world's first esport OLED monitor' looks to be a…Asus ROG has teased a new 540 Hz OLED monitor aimed at esports professionals, likely featuring a 24-25 inch 1080p display. This new monitor aims to combine the benefits of OLED technology, such as response time and motion clarity, with the preferred form factor for competitive gaming.
- I prefer this plug-n-play Zowie mouse even to ones that are objectively betterThe BenQ Zowie EC2-DW gaming mouse is highly recommended for palm grippers who primarily play tactical shooters like Counter-Strike 2 and Valorant, offering a comfortable ergonomic shape and plug-and-play functionality. While it boasts excellent build quality and convenient wireless charging, its $150 price point and 60g weight may not appeal to those who prefer ultralight mice or play tracking-heavy games.
- I tested the 600 Hz monitor pros use to see if it made me better at CS2The Zowie XL2586X+ is a 24.1-inch, 1080p gaming monitor with a 600 Hz refresh rate and DyAc 2 anti-blur technology, designed for peak competitive FPS performance. While it offers unparalleled clarity and responsiveness in games like Counter-Strike 2 and Valorant, its prohibitively high price tag and lack of color accuracy make it suitable only for top-tier esports players with significant disposable income.
- A new version of one of my all-time favourite mouse shapes just launched and it could be perfect for palm and relaxed…Pulsar has launched a new medium-sized version of its X3 CrazyLight gaming mouse, offering a slightly larger form factor than the original Mini model. The new mouse maintains the same lightweight design, advanced sensor, and optical switches, aiming to provide enhanced comfort for palm and relaxed claw grip users on PC. The article also features insights from reviewer Jacob on its ergonomic design and comparison to other popular gaming mice.
- Logitech Superstrike vs Razer Viper V4 Pro: The battle for the competitive crownThis article compares the Logitech G Pro X2 Superlight and Razer Viper V4 Pro gaming mice, focusing on their suitability for competitive PC gaming. While the Logitech mouse features innovative analogue switches for faster clicks, the Razer Viper V4 Pro offers a lighter design, longer battery life, a more performant sensor, and superior build quality, making it the better all-round package for most users.
- ZOWIE Named Official Monitor of VALORANT Champions Tour Americas by Riot GamesRiot Games has named ZOWIE, a brand of BenQ Corporation, as the official monitor for the VALORANT Champions Tour Americas (VCT Americas). The partnership aims to enhance competitive performance standards with ZOWIE's high-refresh-rate monitors, including the XL2566X+, being used on stage. This collaboration underscores ZOWIE's commitment to professional esports and player-first standards.
- MX500 lever vidare i dagens mössThe enduring legacy of the Logitech MX500 mouse design continues to influence modern gaming peripherals. Despite the rise of specialized brands, Logitech's ability to create comfortable and memorable mouse shapes keeps it a benchmark for many consumers and enthusiasts.