Having a quick look at the “powered by Razer” Microsoft Reclusa gaming keyboard. I had a look at the X6 recently, and while it’s hard to say which I like more, the Reclusa does have some cool features.

The G9 is a mouse that holds a special place in my heart. I’ve had one since launch and I love everything about it from the ergonomics, to the way it tracks on anything, to the way you can customize the colours of the indicator lights that tell you how high your sensitivity is. Today we have a quick look at the G9x, the successor to the G9.

Today I have a look at a bit of an unusual product from Razer. Normally they go for more of a claw-grip style of mouse with an ambidextrous design, but we’re seeing a bit more of a deviation from that tried and true formula with products like the Mamba and now the Imperator. This is a palm style, right handed ergonomic mouse that feels very comfortable even when compared to the Ikari Laser (imo the king of ergo mice).

The X6 has some pretty unique features including the way it handles macros, the way you can detach the number pad and put it on the right if you’re a south paw, and the way it lights up the WASD keys (oh wait, that one’s not that unique). But seriously this keyboard looks really good, and for the price it’s a unique value in the market.

The Abyssus is one of a couple of new Razer mice that I will be unboxing. It’s an ambidextrous mouse with a focus on “no-nonsense” performance oriented design without frills & gimmicks.

This mouse pad actually really impressed me. I’ve been using it for a few days as of uploading this video and it’s definitely a worthy replacement for my trusty QCK . Bravo Steelseries. It’s a little bit faster than what I’m used to, but the comfort that I love from cloth is still there!

Today I take a quick look at the Steelseries 4H headset. This is one of the more basic products in their lineup, but besides the “features” like detachable ear pieces, it’s not very much unlike the 5H V2, but at a very competitive price.

This is a product that was a long time coming. A replacement for the traditional keyboard we’ve been using for gaming since the days of Wolfenstein (yeah I know there was stuff before that, but that’s as far back as I go). Belkin tried, and their product is well-regarded, but it’s about time one of the big boys took a shot at this one.

I’ve been interested in seeing this mouse since I first heard of it. It boasts excellent wireless 2.4GHz performance, along with a host of other gaming related features.

Today I have a look at a pretty cool special edition of the Razer Lycosa keyboard. It features quiet keys, a very standard (read: good) layout and some other key gaming related features.