Tag: gaming accessories

Valve Releases Detailed CAD Files to Enable Customization of Steam Controller and Steam Controller Puck

Valve has published precise CAD models of the Steam Controller and Steam Controller Puck, allowing enthusiasts to create custom accessories.

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Comparing Seven Gaming Laptops Under $1,200: What to Expect in Budget Models

A detailed comparison of seven gaming laptops under $1,200 reveals key features and performance expectations for budget-conscious gamers.

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DIY Raspberry Pi Pico Adapter Unlocks Full PlayStation DualSense Features on PC

Enthusiast creates custom Raspberry Pi Pico Bluetooth adapter to enable full functionality of PlayStation DualSense controller on PC.

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Toyota Launches Limited-Edition Gaming Chair Based on Crown Sedan Front Seat

Toyota debuts a gaming chair crafted from the front seat of its Crown sedan, featuring power adjustments, heating, ventilation, and USB-C connectivity.

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Turtle Beach Unveils Command Series MC7 Mouse Featuring 2.25-Inch Touchscreen

Turtle Beach launches the Command Series MC7 mouse with a 2.25-inch touchscreen for profile switching, sensitivity control, and OBS integration.

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Keychron Unveils Lightweight Wireless Gaming Mouse G3 Featuring Premium Components

Keychron launches the G3 wireless gaming mouse, weighing just 44 grams and equipped with high-end hardware for competitive gaming.

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Sony Introduces Inzone H6 Air: Open-Back Gaming Headset with Spatial Audio

Sony launches the Inzone H6 Air, an open-back wired gaming headset featuring spatial audio designed for an immersive PC gaming experience.

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Xreal Cancels Neo Dock for Nintendo Switch, Citing Quality Standards

Xreal has halted production of the Neo dock for Nintendo Switch, refunding preorders and offering compensation amid quality concerns.

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HP Launches Subscription Service for Gaming Laptops Starting at $50 Monthly, No Purchase Option

HP introduces a subscription model for gaming laptops and accessories from $50 per month, without the option to buy the device afterward.

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