SteelSeries Peripheral Reviews
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SteelSeries Alias Review
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An expensive first attempt
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A swift and playfully designed FPS-friendly mouse
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A lot of mouse for your money
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A wonderfully lightweight gaming mouse with a steep price
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An eSports players' dream
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A tiny gaming keyboard with cutting-edge features
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An excellent high-end gaming headset
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A lightweight mouse built for MMO games
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A gaming sound system with a subwoofer
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SteelSeries Prime Review
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A basic wired gaming mouse with a reliable performance
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A gaming mouse with an OLED display
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A lightweight gaming mouse with a holey design
Review Price: £99.99
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A high-end gaming keyboard with oodles of customisation
Review Price: £199.99
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A wireless winner on Switch from SteelSeries
Review Price: £99.99
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It works with both Xbox One and PC, but is it worth the price?
Review Price: £179.99
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A hard-wearing mechanical keyboard for competitive gaming.
Review Price: £95.00
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A mouse with an OLED screen: now we've seen everything
Review Price: £89.99
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Ditches CherryMX switches for SteelSeries' own hardware
Review Price: £140.00
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Could this be the ultimate gaming headset?
Review Price: £229.00
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There's much to like, and dislike, about this Apple TV controller
Review Price: £39.95
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With a proper CPU, 11,400 CPI sensor, LCD screen, numerous LED lights and stunning ergonomics, is this the best gaming mouse ever?
Review Price: £60.00
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Built like the proverbial brick out house, this is the epitome of a gaming tool.
Review Price: £99.99
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The latest gaming mouse from SteelSeries is its best yet.
Review Price: £50.00
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Neckbands are apparently the latest thing in headset design. With the help of SteelSeries, Ed finds out if they're really all that.
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SteelSeries launches in to the audio world with a competent set of gaming headphones.
Review Price: £47.00
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