Home / João Silva (page 2)

João Silva

Epomaker introduces the HE30 30% Hall Effect gaming keypad

The Epomaker HE30 is a one-handed, 30% keyboard/keypad designed specifically for competitive gaming, prioritising precision and responsiveness. At its core are factory-lubed magnetic switches that use Hall-effect technology, enabling a highly customisable typing experience. These switches are Epomaker's own Purple Magnetic, featuring an adjustable trigger point range from 0.1 mm to …

Read More »

Sharkoon launches lightweight Skiller SGM25W dual-mode gaming mouse

Sharkoon is expanding its Skiller lineup with the SGM25W, a dual-mode gaming mouse designed for competitive gaming at a budget-friendly price. Weighing just 59 grams, the SGM25W focuses on agility and precision, making it a good option for fast-paced competitive play. The Skiller SGM25W is powered by the PixArt PAW3311 …

Read More »

Akko expands its audio lineup with Verge gaming headset

Akko has steadily expanded its presence in the peripheral market, moving beyond the mechanical keyboards that established its reputation. The Verge gaming headset is the latest product of that expansion, representing a calculated attempt to balance enthusiast-grade components with a chassis designed for prolonged usage. The Verge headset uses 53mm …

Read More »

Asus launches the first gaming monitor with built-in Google TV

Asus ROG has launched the Strix OLED XG34WCDMTG, a specialised variant of the monitor first announced at CES 2026. While the original XG34WCDMS focused on high-performance gaming, the “TG” model brings a key feature, making it the first dedicated gaming monitor to integrate Google TV functionality natively. Interestingly, this smart …

Read More »

Thermaltake debuts the Vision 330 CR panoramic chassis

Thermaltake has introduced the Vision 330 CR, a mid-tower chassis that leans heavily into the popular “aquarium” aesthetic while distinguishing itself with a single-piece, curved tempered glass side and front panel. While the two-compartment design follows a familiar industry trend, Thermaltake has prioritised immediate value by equipping the Vision 330 …

Read More »

InWin introduces new uniquely-shaped panoramic W50 case

InWin has officially unveiled the W50, a mid-tower chassis that marks a departure from standard boxy designs with its unique architectural “W” aesthetic. The W50 uses a distinctive W-shaped split-line configuration across three tempered glass panels to provide an expansive panoramic view of the internal hardware. The W50 features two-way mirrored …

Read More »

Pulsar introduces new esports-grade peripherals and accessories

Pulsar Gaming Gears and Vaxee have officially launched their jointly developed eS series, marking the start of a strategic partnership to provide high-performance esports equipment to competitive gamers. This initial product wave features the FS-1 gaming mouse, the PD170 mousepads, and a range of arm sleeves, all intended for professional …

Read More »

GameMax unveils new Nex C51 and C31 panoramic-view cases

GameMax has officially announced the launch of the Nex C51 and Nex C31, two new additions to its chassis lineup that bring the popular “panoramic” aesthetic to a more accessible price point. These cases aim to offer the pillar-free, dual-tempered glass look typically reserved for premium enthusiast frames, at a …

Read More »

Akko enters the 40g weight class with new Dash mouse lineup

Akko has announced the launch of the Dash, a gaming mouse that follows the increasingly common strategy of offering a single shell across multiple internal configurations. Positioned to compete in the ultra-lightweight segment, the Dash (via Cowcotland) features an ambidextrous chassis with an open bottom design, achieving remarkably low weights …

Read More »

Intel Core Ultra 5 250K Plus appears on Geekbench

Intel looks to be entering the final stages of preparation for its Arrow Lake Refresh (Core Ultra Series 2 Plus) desktop launch, with new benchmarks for the mid-range Core Ultra 5 250K Plus surfacing on Geekbench. The “16th Gen” is expected to act as the final performance push for the …

Read More »

Nvidia GeForce RTX 60 debut might be delayed

Nvidia might not launch any gaming GPUs in 2026, according to recent reports. Unsurprisingly, due to the ongoing global memory crisis, the company is reportedly reallocating its entire supply of high-performance RAM to its significantly more profitable AI server accelerators. This shift has apparently resulted in the cancellation of the …

Read More »