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Logitech’s MX Master series of peripherals have long been well-regarded for their high-quality design, and excellent feature sets. In this review, we’re taking a look at some of the latest MX Master options: the wireless MX Mechanical keyboard, and (also wireless) MX Master 3S mouse.

When it comes to VR, immersion is the name of the game and comfort is undoubtedly tied to this. When using VR, there is often a compromise when it comes to audio. Logitech has set out to eliminate this compromise with Chorus VR headphones designed for Meta Quest 2. How did it fare? Let’s dive in!

Following-up on the original Dark Core released in 2018, Corsair has just released the next iteration, coming to us again in two variants: Dark Core Pro, and Dark Core Pro SE. Whether you simply want a full-featured ultra-high performance wireless gaming mouse, or one that specifically supports Qi wireless charging, Corsair has got you covered.

Gaming on a Mac. It does happen, and macOS users have never exactly been spoiled for choice when it comes to gaming accessories. Corsair saw this gap in the market and decided to make its well-known peripherals and iCUE software available for macOS users.

With macro keyboards easy to come by, the draw of a mouse like Corsair’s SCIMITAR might not pull you in as much as it otherwise would. If you play MMOs and MOBAs, however, you’ll understand why having even more functionality at your finger tips is never a bad thing. Let’s check out Corsair’s latest take on the SCIMITAR, with the RGB ELITE.

Corsair has recently updated its popular K95 keyboard, with the new RGB Platinum XT. The major new feature bundled in here is Elgato Stream Deck integration, allowing you to go beyond typical macros with functions that directly tie in with popular software, such as OBS and Twitch. Let’s explore that while also seeing what else this $199 plank brings to the table.

When you’re in intense gameplay, the last thing you want to worry about is your connection dropping, or getting tangled up in wires. Can you have your cake and eat it too? Corsair is further asserting its presence in the gaming realm with its new Virtuoso RGB Wireless SE. Can this gaming headset deliver it all?

Keyboard snobs didn’t become snobs for no good reason. There are a lot of crappy keyboards out there. Many feel that a keyboard that doesn’t have mechanical switches in it are not worthy of their attention, and in the past this has been a good argument. With advancements in rubber dome-switches and the like, do they deserve another chance?

We’re taking a look at two of Corsair’s most recently released mice: The NIGHTSWORD RGB has a unique weight system, and the M55 RGB PRO caters to those who either prefer an ambidextrous design. Let’s check them out.

The HTPC ecosystem is always growing and evolving. We have smart TVs, streaming boxes, and compact PCs. Controlling these types of devices with a standard remote can be painful. Fortunately, Corsair has a solution in the form of the K83 Wireless Entertainment Keyboard, a 2.4GHz and Bluetooth option that bundles in a lot of functionality.

Finding a solid third-party controller can be challenging, but with its Stratus Duo, SteelSeries is offering a compelling option. This pad includes a 2.4GHz dongle right in the box, and works over Bluetooth for either PC or Android mobile gaming (the latter of which is made even better through the SmartGrip add-on accessory).

If you’ve got a decent pair of wireless headphones, but now want a wireless microphone, then Antlion Audio may have something for you. The ModMic Wireless takes away the the cable clutter, but does it cut any corners with the audio quality? Let’s find out!

Keyboards are one of those very personal items that you will choose. Mechanical keyboards have exploded with popularity in recent years, as have the selections, styles, and variants. Today I am looking at the TESORO GRAM MX ONE, a very budget friendly plank offering genuine Cherry MX Brown switches. Just how well can you do for under $80US?

Corsair has three new gaming mice that cater to three types of gamer, and those who like their mouse to cost $60 or less. The $50 Harpoon RGB looks to be a particularly good value with its inclusion of 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth wireless. We’re taking it for a good test drive, along with the M65 RGB Elite and Ironclaw RGB.

Choosing headphones is a personal experience. With the exception of your mouse and keyboard, headphones are a peripheral you will physically touch, or wear, more than any other part of your gaming PC. But in this age of wireless being king, has it really improved? Is it ready for prime time online gaming? Spoiler alert: this ain’t your father’s Bluetooth headset.