Showing posts with label Razer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Razer. Show all posts

Monday, March 26, 2012

The Razer Ironclad: A Mouse Pad Of Strength And Beauty


The most recent product available for serious gamers is the Razer Ironclad. The Ironclad is definitely meant for hardcore gamers who want the absolute best in gaming accessories. The surface is made of adonized aluminum, similar to another top gaming mouse pad on the market, the Steelseries SX.

Speaking of Razer's competitor, there is a lot in common with Steesleries' SX and Razer's Ironclad. Both are made of a very strong metal, and both sell for around the same price. The main difference is that the Ironclad is a little bit thicker, and it is also sandblasted. The surface of the Ironclad is, as a result, a little bit more controlled and textured.

Ever since the failure of the Razer eXactmat, Razer has been searching for a way to redeem themselves. The Razer Ironclad effectively accomplishes this. Razer seems to have put their research into a durable metal surface to counteract a couple recent mouse pads that wear down very quickly, such as the Razer Megasoma. There is no doubt that Razer should want to maintain their reputation as a high-quality gaming accessories manufacturer.

The surface of this mouse pad is very smooth, but there is definitely some degree of texture to it. Still, a mouse will glide very smoothly over its surface. This is especially true of gaming mice that have smoother mouse feet made of Teflon or similar materials.

The Razer Ironclad tracks mouse movement very accurately - which is what what we expect from a mouse mat that costs so much. The mouse is still very accurate, even when the mouse is moved very quickly over the surface. Precision is always a good thing, especially for FPS games.

There are some reasons why the Ironclad might not be perfect for everyone. For one thing, the surface can be cold to the touch. Some may like the cold feeling on their wrist, but others may find the resultant condensation annoying. Most people do not mind the metallic feeling of the mouse pad. If one does not mind, the pad is otherwise very comfortable along the edges.

When thinking about the cost of the Razer Ironclad, keep in mind that it is a solid piece of metal. It should last longer, simply because of the material it is made out of. It will probably last three times as long as any other mouse pad will, making it a good investment over time. Furthermore, if you play a lot of games, you will appreciate the excellent surface.

The Ironclad is especially good for those who own gaming mice. This is true whether you prefer to play at high DPI, or want the Ironclad for low DPI gaming. The surface is not too slick to make a controlled sniper shot, but it's smooth enough to pick up an assault rifle and do some running and gunning.




All things considered, the mouse pad review for the Razer Ironclad is very positive. It is almost definitely in the top five for gaming mouse pads, and it is probably one of the best gaming accessories out there. If you can afford it and want the best, the Razer Ironclad may be for you.





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Friday, December 23, 2011

Razer Naga Review: Best Gaming Mouse For MMOG


The adrenaline rush of the gaming experience greatly depends on the accessories used by the gamer as it can completely elevate the experience to a different level. Razer products are a rage amongst gamers and the Razer Naga mouse is truly every gamers delight and dream.

With its ergonomic design and the many updated features, the Naga is a massive hit among the Massively Multiplayer Online games or more commonly known as the MMO games. With its 17 buttons optimized for MMO games, the Razer Naga mouse provides unrivaled comfort and brilliant access to each of the buttons on it. The thumb grid with its twelve command buttons gives you unparalleled control and ultimate comfort for all those long hours spent racing and chasing online.

The Razer Naga mouse technical specifications are slick and advanced. The improved thumb control with its many buttons truly have managed to tilt the balance in favor of the mouse, away from the keyboard. It is equipped with a solid 3.5G Laser Sensor and 1000Hz of Ultra spooling. The mouse is not very heavy and easy to handle. The mouse fits snugly in your palm and the ergonomic design removes any fatigue or stress that might be felt after the long hours spent in front of the computer. The sensitivity of Razer Naga mouse is adjustable and the mouse is truly the epitome of precision. The mouse comes equipped with several MMO specific add-ons.

One general issue that is raised is about the very high possibility for one to mis-click the buttons in the thumb control. But this should not be a problem for most gamers as they practice for long hours and worship precision. Another genuine concern is about the many bugs that infest the Naga. The mouse has been reported to have died in the middle of a game for no apparent reason, but in most cases restarts automatically. However, this problem is quite rare and affects only a miniscule of the users. The mouse is extremely durable and the grip as well as the outer covering are unmatched.

For it to be installed, Razer Naga mouse requires a minimum of 35MB space in the hard disc. The buttons and the add-on's are extremely useful for MMO's however, it is not only recommended for MMO players, but also for those who are into Role Playing Games (RPG) as well as First Person Shooter games (FPS). Equip yourself with the most up-to-date and comfortable accessories for the ultimate gaming experience waiting to happen.




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Thursday, December 15, 2011

Why Should You Buy the Razer Onza?


The Xbox 360 have been around for a long time now and gamer's have been extremely happy with the controller. After all, it was a huge upgrade from the original Xbox controllers and is the best ergonomically designed out of all controllers I have used.

Razer have entered the Xbox 360 controller market for the first time with their latest product: the Razer Onza. From looking at it, it just looks like a normal Microsoft Xbox 360 controller. And it is. That is, until you look at the Razer Onza in more detail and understand exactly what goodies our friends Razer have left us.

From the huge success Razer have had in the PC gaming market, everyone is expecting great things from their new Xbox 360 controller. And great things they certainly have achieved before the controller has even been fully released. MLG (Major League Gaming) have banned this controller from use in tournament play. You can only assume that this is because the Razer Onza gives gamers such a huge advantage that it is simply unfair to use it in tournament play.

Razer Onza Features:

'Customisable Tension Toggles' on the Analogue Sticks

Hyperesponse ABXY Buttons

Two Extra Programmable Buttons (On the Shoulders)

Coated in Rubberised Material for Grip

New D-Pad Design - 4 Separate Buttons Instead of a 'Cross' Button

15 Foot Braided Cable

If you are even slightly more than a casual gamer, I'd recommend buying this controller. For the price of a new video game ($49.99 in the US and £40 in the UK), it's not going to break the bank and the advantage that this innovative controller gives you on your opponents is potentially massive.

This controller, I think, is primarily for gamers who love to play Racing games, like Forza, or First Person Shooters, like Call of Duty. This is due to being able to adjust the tension in the Analogue sticks. The fact that you can loosen the tension in each individual Analogue stick is extremely useful, enabling FPS gamers, to spin on the spot with ease whilst also being able to aim with supreme accuracy. For racing games it's useful so you can tighten the sticks up for more controlled cornering.

Although this controller does look like a standard Microsoft Xbox 360 controller, all it's little features can give you a huge advantage against the competition. It's no wonder the MLG have banned it so quickly. And of course, game's are much better when you're unbeatable, eh?;)




Get an edge up on the competition with this innovative new controller that Razer have designed. Remember, it also works on PC games, if you want to use a controller instead of a mouse and keyboard. To ensure that you can get your controller on release date, make sure you Pre Order the Razer Onza today!

Don't miss out on this fantastic bit of equipment. Be one of the people owning, rather than the people being owned!





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