Underneath the seemingly superficial layer of gaming-enhancing features, the Asus ROG Rapture GT-AX6000 is one the best dual-band WiFi 6 router that the manufacturer has developed so far, and it has held that status for about two years before Asus decided to release the RT-AX88U Pro. Asus ROG Rapture GT-AX6000 Amazon.com Check Offer And this … Read more
The Asus TUF-AX5400 is yet another WiFi 6 router that was designed to cater to the online gaming community, so, besides offering the usual features that are now commonly found on the AX wireless routers, such as OFDMA and TWT, there are a few technologies to improve the gaming experience as well. ASUS TUF-AX5400 Amazon.com … Read more
The GameSir T4 Kaleid is the first gaming controller from the manufacturer to use Hall effect sensing sticks and I am sure that all the old time gamers know that it’s kind of a big deal. Dreamcast controllers used to have Hall effect sensing sticks and I am fairly sure that the DS3 from Sony … Read more
Haylou has focused a bit more towards reducing the latency on its newer TWS earbuds and the Haylou G3 is essentially the first pair of earbuds that not only promises a very low latency, but also fully embraces the whole gaming design concepts. It does so by having a more aggressive looking case and larger … Read more
As the name suggests, the Redragon Ranger Basic M910-K is a no-frills mouse that’s designed to cater to the budget-friendly gaming community and it’s a very difficult market to navigate through consider the sheer number of inexpensive mice and keyboards. Redragon Ranger Basic M910-K Amazon.com Check Product Redragonzone.com Check Product So, what does the Redragon … Read more
I don’t know if I should call the GameSir G7 the seventh generation of gaming controllers since there is a good number of various gamepads developed by GameSir on the market, but I can definitely attest that the G7 feels the most refined. GameSir G7 Amazon.com Check Product GameSir.com Check Product Aliexpress.com Check Product The … Read more
Yes, the type of WiFi adapter does matter, especially for gaming, but you don’t necessarily need to go for the most expensive option. Certainly, nothing beats an Ethernet connection, yet, but a good wireless router paired with a compatible WiFi client device can achieve a stable performance as long as you limit the amount of … Read more
The EKSA Star Engine E5000 Pro are currently some of the best wired gaming headphones that the manufacturer has to offer, sporting 50mm drivers with a 55Ohm impedance and 112dB sensitivity. This means that they’re easy to drive by pretty much all audio sources, including smartphones, the Nintendo Switch or the Valve Steam Deck. EKSA … Read more
The GameSir X3 mobile gaming controller is the successor to the X2 controller that I tested a couple of years back and the manufacturer kept parts of the design, changed some elements and has made a few interesting improvements. The most important one is the rear-mounted fan which should help keep your phone cooler a … Read more
Unless there are multiple PC all streaming 8K videos at the same time while you’re playing games, then yes, a 200mbps Internet speed is enough for gaming. But, there are a few nuances that need to be explored because it’s very much possible for a 200Mbps Internet plan to not be enough or more like … Read more