Peripherals - GAMINGTREND (Page 25)

Your next-gen carry-all — the New York Solo Elite backpack

I’ve become somewhat of a bag connoisseur. It’s an odd thing for somebody focused on gaming to say, but suffice it to say that there is, in fact,

By Ron Burke

/ 22 May 2018

Your next-gen carry-all — the New York Solo Elite backpack

The missing feature — Razer Abyssus Essential review

The Razer Abyssus Essential mouse is almost great. It has the normal Razer customization options through Razer Synapse. The mouse moves smoothly and accurately and has a nice, firm click.

By Austin Fern

/ 21 May 2018

The missing feature — Razer Abyssus Essential review

Nintendo announces new adjustable charging stand for Switch, makes tabletop mode last longer

One of the ways the Nintendo Switch can be played is via tabletop mode. This is where the Switch is placed on a surface with its kickstand out and the

By Sean Anthony

/ 10 May 2018

Nintendo announces new adjustable charging stand for Switch, makes tabletop mode last longer

A nearly perfect combination — Alloy Elite RGB keyboard and Pulsefire Surge RGB mouse review

HyperX has been on a roll lately. In August of last year, I took a look at their HyperX Alloy Elite keyboard (my review), and I came away supremely impressed.

By Ron Burke

/ 10 Apr 2018

A nearly perfect combination — Alloy Elite RGB keyboard and Pulsefire Surge RGB mouse review

The Blues – SportRx BLUEdefense lense review

As technology has evolved we have become more and more attached to our devices. Whether it be gaming, working on the computer, or staring at our phones/devices, we are

By Bryan Ertmer

/ 29 Mar 2018

The Blues – SportRx BLUEdefense lense review

Your gaming bag of holding — Solo Alastair vertical briefcase review

I’m always on the hunt for solid gaming backpacks. Plenty of manufacturers know that Macs and PCs come in at a 15” screen size, but inexplicably seem to create

By Ron Burke

/ 14 Mar 2018

Your gaming bag of holding — Solo Alastair vertical briefcase review

No more paddle pain – Evil Shift Xbox controller review

There is no denying that games like Call of Duty, PUBG, Rainbow Six: Siege, and For Honor have made competitive eSports gaming on the Xbox One a pretty big deal.

By Ron Burke

/ 26 Feb 2018

No more paddle pain – Evil Shift Xbox controller review

Drop the Bass and Call me Maybe — music mixmastery in our Dropmix review

If you’ve been a devotee of Harmonix for a while, you know they seem to have one overriding goal — to make music luddites sound like Mozart. Frequency and Amplitude,

By Ron Burke

/ 22 Jan 2018

Drop the Bass and Call me Maybe — music mixmastery in our Dropmix review

Soundscape — SteelSeries Arctis 3 review

The Arctis 3 by SteelSeries is, simply put, a great pair of headphones. Over the course of nearly a month I have put these headphones through the ringer, using them

By Bryan Ertmer

/ 21 Jan 2018

Soundscape — SteelSeries Arctis 3 review

Keep the portable party going all night long with Nyko’s Power Shell Case for the Nintendo Switch

Have you ever wanted a quick charging solution on long car trips with your Nintendo Switch? How about a case that’s compatible with the console’s tabletop mode? Nyko

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 16 Jan 2018

Keep the portable party going all night long with Nyko’s Power Shell Case for the Nintendo Switch

NETGEAR reveals two new products to help cut lag and enhance your online gaming experience

Today, during CES 2018 in Las Vegas, NETGEAR revealed two new devices to help anyone looking to enhance their online gaming, streaming sessions in high-definition, or LAN parties, the Nighthawk

By Sean Anthony

/ 8 Jan 2018

NETGEAR reveals two new products to help cut lag and enhance your online gaming experience

Splatoon 2 inspired set of Joy-Con controllers available later this month

After murmurings of a new set of Joy-Con controllers being released, Nintendo has finally announced that the Neon Pink and Neon Green Joy-Con controllers will be available later this month

By Sean Anthony

/ 5 Jan 2018