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Showing posts with label SteelSeries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SteelSeries. Show all posts

SteelSeries Announces Rival 700 Smart Gaming Mouse With OLED Display


We have had a lot of really good luck with SteelSeries gear so far, so any time they announce something new coming up - we tend to take notice.

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SteelSeries H Wireless Gaming Headset - Hardware Review

SteelSeries is at it again… The H-Wireless 7.1 Dolby-supporting surround sound headset takes the concept of "premium audio" and simply tosses it to the wind and resets the bar for what "quality" means in the world of gaming audio. I thought that when I reviewed the SteelSeries Anniversary Edition Siberia Elite headset last year that I knew what good audio sounded like; after all I have worked with some of the greatest manufacturers of audio equipment that money can buy and all of those years' worth of experience amounted to jaw-dropping when I first heard the Siberia Elites. The H-Wireless makes the Anniversary Edition Siberia Elite look like a set of bargain-bin, Cyber Monday freebie earbuds.


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SteelSeries Rival Gaming Mouse - Hardware Review

SteelSeries is a well-known name in the gaming world as it provides some of the best gaming gear for a competitive price. While we have covered a number of different pieces, the Siberia Elite Anniversary Edition headset really set the bar as it was Chalgyr's Game Room's first ever perfect score and since then each new piece of gear has continued to impress. We were recently able to try out the SteelSeries Rival, a very competitively priced gaming mouse powered by SteelSeries Engine 3 with all the bits-and-bobs one has come to expect out of *the premiere* peripheral manufacturer. What we found was a well-priced and feature-heavy mouse that did more than just "get the job done."
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SteelSeries has several new goodies coming

We have been big fans of SteelSeries here for a while now, and with E3 came some new announcements by the vendor worth taking note of.


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SteelSeries Siberia Elite Prism Gaming Headset - Hardware Review

I recently reviewed the SteelSeries Siberia Elite Anniversary Edition here at Chalgyr's Game Room and it was one of, if not the first review to score a perfect 10. Given the range of games that we have covered over the last four or five years you would think that we would have at least one or two more out there. However, we tend to be quite critical in our reviews, rarely finding anything worth the perfect ten; while some titles or pieces of hardware, not many have ever managed to get absolutely everything correct. With the Siberia Elite Anniversary Edition having done so well, when SteelSeries announced the Siberia Elite Prism model I flew out of my chair and was leaping for a chance to get my hands on a device for a review, after all, its predecessor was perfect in every way. SteelSeries, awesome as they are, decided to send me a unit and I tore into the gorgeous packaging the moment it hit my desk. The big question is whether the Siberia Elite Prism is a worth successor to the Siberia Elite lineup and whether it can hold a candle to the Anniversary Edition that we were fortunate enough to review.


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SteelSeries Siberia Elite Anniversary Edition - Hardware Review

Tournaments are a frequent theme this time of the year, and with them comes a good deal of conversation around peripherals such as mice, controllers and keyboards. While headphones themselves might not be considered a competitive advantage the way the aforementioned items can be, they are still a valuable part of the PC gaming experience, and having a good set can make your session a good deal more enjoyable. When you have a great set? Then we get the have this conversation, because the Siberia Elite are fantastic.


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SteelSeries Sensei Wireless Mouse - Hardware Review

I am at a loss for words. When the SteelSeries Sensei Wireless Mouse showed up on my desk one day I was overjoyed at the prospect of reviewing this device; I literally jumped up and down in my desk chair. I have, like most PC gamers that build their own gaming rigs, spent hours upon hours agonizing over the cost of parts, whether something is "just good enough" or if it was something that really should be invested in. Sadly, the mouse is one of the most over-looked peripherals on a computer, likely due to the really low cost of some of the budget devices out there. However, SteelSeries knows that the mouse is one of the most integral pieces of a PC gamer's repertoire and the Sensei Wireless mouse is the result of their tournament-grade performance history (with the wired Sensei mouse) being paired with some of the best wireless technology out there. The big questions are whether the wireless technology is a hindrance or not and whether or not it is 'worth it.'

The short answer is: Yes, the Sensei Wireless Mouse is worth it and so much more.


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