Originally Posted by RBMods

Today we take our first look at a new product from Ozone which is one of our new sponsors. We are going to review their Onda 3HX Gaming headset.
How well can this headset perform? Is it a mid range or high end product in the Ozone product line, lets find out!

Originally Posted by TBreak

With Sennheiser headphones, you know that if nothing else, good quality sound is assured. The new HD 239 stereo headphones come with the quintessential Sennheiser high quality audio, with a surprising amount of detail to aesthetics, but it also has its flaws.
From the outset, the Sennheiser HD 239 looks like a pair of really high quality headphones, with an elegant combination of shiny metal and chocolate brown plastic bits. The earpads and the top headrest are made of comfortable black cushion. I would have preferred leather cushioning rather than cloth, especially for the price, but I guess comfort was the foremost priority for Sennheiser with the HD 239.

Originally Posted by TweakTown

Today we are going to be having a look at the Kova+ Max Performance Gaming Mouse from ROCCAT. For those familiar with previous products, there was a similar Kova mouse that this spawns from. Where the Kova has a system of button combos making changes in DPI, lighting and so forth, software takes over in the Kova+ and the 5+2 button configuration is traded in for a 7+2 configuration this time. There are many, many more changes that get made to the new Kova+ as well, so settle in and enjoy what ROCCAT and I deliver with the Kova+.

Originally Posted by HardwareHeaven

A couple of weeks ago we took a look at the SteelSeries Diablo 3 gaming gear where they took some excellent gaming peripherals, including the Siberia V2 headset and added a twist to tie in with the next big release from Blizzard. That take on the V2 was impressive and can be seen here but isn't the only redesign SteelSeries offer on their existing range and recently they have expanded their range further with new styling and eSports tie-ins.

Today we will take a look at some of the new designs available for our favourite SteelSeries headsets, the 10/10 awarded 7H and Siberia V2 and with detailed images and key points before moving on to our user experience.

Originally Posted by BenchmarkReviews

Roccat is a European manufacturer of gaming products that's becoming increasingly popular in North America. Their sporty design and bright lighting makes it an ideal eye-candy for gaming setups. The Kova[+] is one of two gaming mice that Roccat has revamped latety, giving it increased functionality. Benchmark Reviews will be using the Roccat Kova[+] gaming mouse in games and everyday applications to see how well this fancy device handles the real test.

The Roccat Kova[+] is a 7-button (another +2 for scroll up and down) configurable mouse. The software allows each button to be customized. Together with their trademark EasyShift[+] functionality, the Kova[+] allows up to 16 different button functionalities at any one time with 1 dedicated "shift" button. The driver supports custom macro keys as well as a large set of predefined ones, so this could be an alternative to keyboard macros. DPI settings range from 400 to 3200, sufficient for gamers of any caliber. The Roccat Kova[+] uses an optical sensor for tracking, which strongly encourages the use of a gaming mouse pad.

Originally Posted by HardwareCanucks

The current peripheral landscape is cluttered with so called “gaming mice” that feature enough marketing lingo to make them all sound like the Second Coming. Unfortunately this situation makes choosing the proper mouse for your needs next to impossible. Nonetheless, there are some key variables that experienced gamers tend to focus upon: ergonomics, features, software and price. On paper the new SteelSeries Sensei hits all of these crucial areas and appears to be a gaming enhancement peripheral worthy of accolades.

Originally Posted by HardwareHeaven

That seems set to change with the release of Star Wars: The Old Republic when it launches in the next week. We have been playing through the beta and you can read our thoughts here. Of course every big game release can be enhanced by a set of quality devices which tie in with the overall feel of the franchise and that is exactly what Razer aim to deliver with their The Old Republic gaming gear. We have the mouse, headset and mouse mat on our test bench today for a detailed look at what they offer for The Old Republic gamer.

Originally Posted by TestFreaks

Up for review today I’ve got a Playstation 3 controller, but it’s not just any it’s a special edition Batman Arkham City themed one. The controller is called the Batarang after the famous weapon that Batman uses. It’s not your typical PS3 controller, it’s styled more after an Xbox 360 controller in terms of the layout of the control sticks. The Batarang features seven different lighting effects so you can actually change the colors depending on the mood you’re in or even the game you’re playing. Overall I like the Batarang, it’s not a bad controller even if you’re not using it to play the new Batman Arkham City game.

Originally Posted by APH Networks

As a gamer, the mouse is an absolute critical part of when playing almost any game. In fact, only a select few games can be played without a mouse, and even fewer of them are played competitively. In the click-centric world of PC games, it is obvious that if you want to dominate in games, you will need to have a good mouse, and certainly a good keyboard wouldn't hurt either. The Sensei offers seven mouse buttons, which for many non-gamers might sound absurd, but any serious gamer understands the power of having extra buttons. Looking back, I almost find it funny how I used to think two buttons on a mouse was plenty for my Pentium computer, or even further back, the one button mouse on the Apple II. While the horror of using a one button mouse without a scroll wheel sinks in, let's take a look at the SteelSeries Sensei and its seven buttons.

Originally Posted by RBMods

With the release of both Modern Warfare 3 and Battlefield 3 a variety of accessories for the computers have came up on the market with these 2 games as themes.
Razer sent us a bunch of their products, and today we take a look at the Imperator gaming mouse with a Battlefield 3 theme. Previously we’ve tested both the Razer Onza and the Scarab gaming pad; so lets find out if this product works as good as the others.