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GAMING MICE AND KEYBOARDS


[ ][ ][ ][ ] OZONE ROCK, GREEN EDITION


SRP: £14.99 DISTRIBUTOR: Meroncourt


THEY SAY: An extra-large cloth mousepad designed to give a smooth glide to any kind of mouse. Tested by professional gamers, Rock’s ultra-grip rubber base provides maximum control regardless of surface, while its extra-large dimensions provide the gliding area necessary for critical mouse movements.


SPECS: 400x320x3mm, micro- textured, rubberised base to stop sliding.


RAZER SABERTOOTH XBOX 360 CONTROLLER


SRP: £79.99 DISTRIBUTOR: VIP Computers


THEY SAY: The successor to the award-winning Xbox 360 controller that was deemed illegal during tournament play for being unfairly advantageous. Despite having been restructured in a new rugged design with more customisability and control options, the Sabertooth still remains comfortable to use.


SPECS: Six additional programmable buttons, detachable cable, OLED screen for customisability, non-slip rubber surface.


LOGITECH G110


SRP: £64.99 DISTRIBUTOR: Spire Technology


THEY SAY: Easily locate keys in the dark with custom-colour backlighting. Connect any headset and hear your teammates or rivals clearly. Assign up to 36 unique keystrokes or macros per game, so you’ve always got the right response to every situation.


SPECS: Selectable custom-coloured backlighting, integrated USB audio via 3.5mm jack, up to 36


configurable keypresses or macros on the programmable G-keys, MR key allows on-the-fly macro recording.


QPAD 5K PRO LASER MOUSE


SRP: £69.99 DISTRIBUTORS: VIP Computers


THEY SAY: The 5K Pro Gaming laser mouse from QPAD features a powerful navigation engine, designed for high-performance professional gamers. The engine allows extremely high-speed detection of motion at a high resolution in order to deliver precise tracking on a variety of surfaces.


SPECS: High-end gaming grade laser sensor, 30G acceleration reaching a max speed of 150 inches per second, five programmable buttons with software macro recording.


[ ][ ][ ][ ] GIGABYTE AIVIA OSMIUM


SRP: £109.99 DISTRIBUTOR: VIP Computers


THEY SAY: Named after the heaviest element at normal conditions, the Osmium keyboard aims to echo the luxury and durability of its namesake.


SPECS: Cherry MX Brown 45g light tactile switches, tested to 50 million strokes, headphone-out and microphone-in 3.5mm jacks, full- range anti-ghosting capability, USB 3.0 SuperSpeed and 2.0 extension ports, built-in GHOST engine, dynamic volume control, includes wrist rest.


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LOGITECH G600 MMO GAMING MOUSE


SRP: £69.99 DISTRIBUTOR: Gem Distribution


THEY SAY: Configured for MMO use out of the box, the G600 includes 20 buttons in order for players to ensure that nothing stands between them and success. Combine with the optional Logitech gaming software for total programmability.


SPECS: 16-million colour custom- lighting, onboard memory with the ability to save up to three profiles, on-the-fly dpi switching from 200 to 8200, gaming grade laser, 1000Hz report rate, 12 buttons in a dual dish thumb panel.


SPEEDLINK COMPETITION PRO JOYSTICK TOURNAMENT EDITION


SRP: £21.99 DISTRIBUTOR: Meroncourt


THEY SAY: Reviving the feel of the 80s with its retro design and the familiar click of its micro switches, the Competition Pro also includes a CD with full versions of California Games, Winter Gamesand Summer Games, which combine modern HD graphics with the sports fun of the past.


SPECS: USB connection, rugged stick with metal spring, four fire buttons including switchable rapid-fire functionality, 1.8m cable, no driver required.


TRUST GXT 23/32S/34/35 GAMING MICE


SRP: Varies (GXT 34 pictured) DISTRIBUTOR: Entatech, with the GXT 35 also available from Gem Distribution


THEY SAY: For those looking for something more affordable, or a mouse with a little bit more simplicity, Trust offer a range of mice perfect for less competitive gamers.


SPECS: Varies, but all models included support a switchable dpi speed, programmable buttons and an ergonomic design.


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