Sicko
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To no one’s surprise, the HMLab Audio X was my favorite product from ChinaJoy. It’s essentially a Z-Neo with a built-in DAC/AMP. Plug in your mouse, keyboard, and headset, then control everything from the new touchscreen. Available in September with a target price of just $45.
Sicko31,032 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад
I’m 100% sold on the Wooting knob. Functionality is unmatched. I need it now!
Sicko26,434 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад
The Finalmouse Centerpiece Pro is one of a kind, but this sound profile is not it. For $350, I expected a lot more from the acoustics. The spacebar especially sounds rough, and the board does not come close to what I would want from something in this price range. The keyswitch feel does not help either. Finalmouse says this first-generation switchless design has more rotational freedom and tilt variance than traditional MX-style switches, and you can feel that immediately. It makes the board feel less stable and less refined than the price suggests. For this sound test, I’m not using my usual KEEBMAT ™. The Centerpiece runs hot, especially at the bottom, and putting any kind of fabric underneath only makes that worse. I’m also unable to replicate the sound tests Finalmouse conducted themselves. This is how the board sounds in my setup.
Sicko19,386 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад
Here’s preview of what you can do with the Pathfinder by Orbital Works. This is a 3D printed sample and not a reflection of the final product. Retail version will be made out of ABS plastic with black and white options. Thank you again Orbital for sending this out!
Sicko47,672 просмотров • 2 лет назад
After watching sl0the_’s review of the Kyomi Ryo, I appreciate the surface texture even more. The Ryo is the most textured glass pad I own, which also makes it one of the most unique glass pad experiences I’ve had so far. It’s fast, controlled enough to trust, and somehow the most dust-resistant glass pad in my setup. That part surprised me. I can use it for hours and rarely feel the need to wipe it down. My theory is that the heavy texture helps dust fall into the tiny craters instead of sitting directly on the contact points, but I could be completely wrong. Maybe Slothe can figure that out. Either way, the surface is doing something interesting. If you bought the Ryo, you're in for a treat. If anyone has a theory, I’m all ears. What do you think makes a textured glass pad more dust-resistant? And if you want an incredibly in-depth review of the Ryo, check out sl0the_! He breaks it down to a science and better than I ever could. You can turn up the sound a bit to hear the texture of the Ryo. Thank you Kyomi for sending this out for review!
Sicko13,263 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад
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