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From top-of-the-range gaming monitors to state-of-the-art keyboards and mice, PCR rounds up the best gaming peripherals and monitors…
Phantom Tecware Gaming Keyboard
“The Phantom comes with customised Outemu mechanical switches to ensure best quality and are equipped with optical sensors for precise gaming and comfortable typing. Spare switches and switch remover are provided for easy replacement Built with SMD LEDs and FR-4
fiberglass printed circuit board, Tecware mechanical keyboard is able to withstand extended periods of intensive and hardcore gaming sessions. Keycaps on Tecware mechanical keyboards are double-shot ABS which, guarantee high resistance against surface wear: markings that cannot be worn off as they are physically part of the keycaps.”
Specs:
Size: 361.5 x 133.5 x 40.1 mm
Weight: 1.14kg
1.8m Braided USB cable with cap
Black Plastic Body / Gunmetal Alloy Backplate
Contact: Terra Computer
AOC C27G2ZU
“The AOC C27G2ZU boasts a 240Hz refresh rate, 0.5ms response time and low input lag to provide a perfectly smooth performance. With its curved design, height adjustment and swivel ability, the monitor can be adjusted to individual needs. It comes with FreeSync Premium and G-Sync compatibility.”
Specs:
27” curved VA display
240 Hz refresh rate
0.5ms MPRT
FreeSync Premium and G-Sync compatible
Contact: Exertis, Tech Data, VIP UK
XPG Primer Gaming Mouse
“Introducing the XPG PRIMER gaming mouse. Whether you’re a veteran that likes a simple mouse with attitude or a novice looking to up your gaming prowess, the XPG Primer is for you. Sporting Omron switches with a 20-million-clicks rating, an optical sensor with up to 12000 DPI, and a plethora of design touches for comfort, accuracy, durability, and flair, the XPG PRIMER is ready to up your game.”
Specs:
Interface USB Type A
Switch Omron with 20-million clicks rating
Resolution 400/800/1600/3200/6400/12000 dpi
Dimension 126 x 65.6 x 37.9 mm
Contact: Spire Technology
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