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Corsair mousepads have been a staple in the gaming scene for years. With that said, it’s been quite some time since the brand has released a new flagship pad, and in an age where many brands are putting out premium mousepads in order to answer to market demands, many were wondering when a new […]
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ESPTIGER has carved out a niche in the pro scene with quality-made mousepads. So, when the brand collaborated with CS community figurehead James Banks for a new mousepad, we had to try it out. This control pad was made after 18 months of feedback from some of the best CS2 pros in the world. […]
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Here at ProSettings.net, we get a lot of requests to review products. When IQUNIX initially contacted us, we were hesitant. After all, there’s a sea of analog keyboards on the market right now and it’s quite simply not possible to review all of them. But when we looked at the specs and the fact […]
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VAXEE’s mousepads need no introduction in the pro scene. The brand’s products have been featured on many gaming desks at this point in time, and their mousepads are well-loved in the pro scene. That doesn’t mean that the people at VAXEE are resting on their laurels, though, as they’re constantly releasing new and upgraded […]
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Wooting’s gear needs no introduction. They’re the most popular keyboard manufacturer in the pro scene thanks to their flawlessly performing keyboards that are mod-friendly and made with incredible attention to detail. It was the 60HE that really gave the Dutch company the traction it needed to go mainstream, so naturally we’ve been very excited […]
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IEMs are getting more and more popular in the gaming scene. Pros have always had to use them on-stage (with a noise-canceling headset on top so that they can’t hear the crowd and casters) but we see them more and more at home, too. SONY has recently tried to get into the IEM market, […]
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