Peripherals & Accessories
The mic is always the thing that kills a gaming headset. Great audio, terrible mic — and suddenly your squadmates are asking you to mute yourself. I ...
Finding a good gaming headset without getting burned is harder than it should be. The market is full of cheap plastic with RGB glued on it, spec ...
Quick Take: Good headphones make your battlestation actually enjoyable to sit at for hours. Bad ones are a constant low-grade annoyance. The ...
You've decided you want a Secretlab, Noblechairs, or even a Herman Miller. The price is the problem. Here are some realistic options for getting ...
The luxury gaming chair market has a few brands that consistently deliver and a lot that charge luxury prices for mid-tier product. Here's an honest ...
The price gap between a standard gaming chair and a luxury one is significant — we're talking $150–$300 for a mid-range chair versus $500–$1,200 for ...
Luxury gaming chair listings are packed with terminology that sounds impressive but is rarely explained. Here's a plain-English breakdown of what ...
Most people get their gaming chair, tighten all the bolts, sit down — and then never adjust it again. That's a mistake. A gaming chair that's ...
Testing gaming chairs as a larger person is a different experience than what most reviews describe. I've put several big and tall options through ...
The big and tall gaming chair market has gotten serious over the last few years. What used to be a single "oversized" option from each brand has ...
If you're over 6'2" or weigh more than 250 lbs, shopping for a gaming chair gets complicated fast. Most chairs are built for the average-sized ...
Most gaming chairs assemble in 20–40 minutes with no special tools. The instructions that come in the box are usually decent but rarely cover the ...
