Introduction
Imperion Dragon Breath S600 Gaming Mouse is my latest budget gaming mouse with Avago A3050 Chipset (in-built 64KB memory MCU) and OMRON switches. It has 5 adjustable DPI up to 4000 DPI and RGB LED lights that changed according to the DPI values. And loaded with 7 buttons, braided cable and gold plated plug. Sound great? Let’s have a closer look on it…
Imperion Dragon Breath S600 Gaming Mouse Review
Imperion Sky Tanker S400 Gaming Mouse Review
Introduction
Hey guys, there is a tank in the sky! Hehe… It is actually a gaming mouse from Imperion. A mouse with 6 programmable keys and 5 memory modes. 4 LED colours support that changed according to the DPI values. Comes with OMRON switches for fast paced gaming and support up to 3200 DPI. Sound great? Let’s find out…
ORICO 2-Port USB3.1 PCI-E Adapter (-AC) Review
Introduction
Stuck with USB 2.0? No worry, get yourself a USB3.1 PCI-E Adapter like ORICO PA31-AC will do. Yes, it has 2 SuperSpeed+ USB 3.1 ports with transfer rate up to 10 Gbps, much greater than 5 Gbps USB3.0 and 480 Mbps USB2.0. Comes with reversible Type-C port and normal type A port that suitable for all devices. Interested? Read on to find out…
Imperion Centipada RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review
Introduction
The most colourful RGB mechanical gaming keyboard I ever tried. Yes, that’s Imperion Centipada from Nobel IT Distribution that I am talking about. Besides having the usual RGB lighting effect on keycaps, it has additional LED lighting on 4 sides of the keyboard. And they look really cool with the animation. Furthermore, it is loaded with solid aluminium panel. Support NKRO (N-key rollover or 100% Anti-Ghosting) for ultimate gaming experience. Interested? Follow me…
Imperion Black Widow S300 Gaming Mouse Review
Introduction
Yeah… Another budget gaming mouse from Imperion. Black Widow S300 is the star today. It is a lightweight mouse with 6 programmable keys and 5 memory modes. 4 LED colours support and changed according to the DPI values. Support up to 3200 DPI and has macro function built-in with software driver. How does it perform? Let’s find out…