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The Aorus K1 is very comfortable for gaming and regular typing. It’s louder than a membrane keyboard, but this is a small price to pay for the positive feel of the keys.More

HyperX has released a couple of new gaming peripherals into the Australian market this month: The HyperX Alloy Origins Core mechanical gaming keyboard and the Pulsefire Dart wireless gaming mouse.More

Like the rest of Corsair’s gaming products, you’ll be both nimble-fingered, lit up and unstoppable.More

HyperX's RGB Alloy Origins keyboards and Pulsefire Dart mice claim to be exactly what gamers need. Techday’s Darren Price puts them both through their paces.More

The company showcased the hottest products across its office, gaming and audio brands – here are the must-haves for your shelves this summer.More

Since I began reviewing in earnest, Corsair’s products have stood out on several fronts. I admire great engineering, and I admire it even more when I can see the thinking that has gone into a product. More

If you’re in the market for a new mechanical gaming keyboard, I may have just found the product for you.More

The K95 Platinum sets a whole new bar for mechanical gaming keyboards. In terms of responsiveness, customisation and overall build, it's a winner.More

Logitech is not only showing how silly some other brands look when it comes to peripherals, but they’ve also shown an improvement in their own house.More

Corsair's reliable design and build, in combination with its CUE software, make the K65 a valuable, small and portable addition to your gaming gear.More

You can have loads of fun programming the keyboard to make the best use of your gaming experience possibly making it one of the best rigs around.More

In short, the V500 RGB is a fantastic choice for gamers and old-school typists who are fed up with their laptop keyboards.More