Of all the devices that I get to test and review at DDNet, the brand I tend to return to for daily use after the testing is done is SteelSeries. They tend to be the devices that are the most ergonomic, durable, and simply fun to use. This is a roundabout way of saying that I’m already using SteelSeries mice…
I firmly believe that a good headset is worth the investment. You can find headsets out there for under $100, in supermarkets or discount stores. They’re often convenient and wireless, and I’m not going to suggest they don’t work, because they do. But so much effort goes into sound design…
The SteelSeries Arctis Nova Elite is a good headset. This is by…
SteelSeries’ latest headset, the Arctis Nova 3 Wireless Headset, is a super…
You get what you pay for, as the saying goes, and with the SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL, you do pay a premium, but you get Snek! Snek is a Snake clone that you can play in the little OLED screen display that is in the top right-hand corner of the…
Read MoreAs I wrote in my last review of a SteelSeries keyboard, given the nature of my career, having a good keyboard is essential to what I do as a health and safety matter. However, as I am also a very mobile worker, and like to hike my laptop down to…
Read MoreNote: Though this is nominally a “for Xbox” headset, it works with PlayStation, Nintendo and PC devices just fine. I’ve even hooked it up to my emulation devices and had a great time. If you look at the Arctis Nova Pro For Xbox website, you’re going to get bamboozled with…
Read MoreI sat down to review the SteelSeries Aerox 9 Wireless with some trepidation: what do I really know, much less care, about mice? I understand the value of a good keyboard since I spend hours typing away at them daily. A good headset works for me because I like music…
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