From game controller reviews to steering wheels, arcade sticks, and mobile gaming grips, we put the latest gaming peripherals to the test. Read More
A lightweight and versatile wireless mouse that blends comfort, consistency and long battery life into a dependable everyday performer, offering impressive value and thoughtful design across PC, console and portable setups.
A decade on, the G900 Chaos Spectrum still shows how far ahead Logitech was with wireless gaming mice.
Snake bitten during a cumbersome setup process.
Who’s ready for a Rematch?
Binbok’s RGB Joy‑Pad Alternative offers bigger grips, motion controls, rumble, and RGB flair - a comfortable, affordable upgrade for handheld Switch gaming
Introducing the PXN P5 8K Wireless Gaming Controller for Nintendo Switch, PC and Android.
Introducing the PuK Thumbstick, detachable analogue for on-the-go gaming!
Is the Super Mario Star Rematch controller for Nintendo Switch systems a real 'Woo-hoo!' or more of an 'Oh noooo'?
With the Nintendo Switch 2 boasting improved Joy-Con, is it worth upgrading?
The cheaper alternative to the M6 HD, this is a set of Nintendo Switch Joy-Con controllers not to be overlooked.
It has taken until the final stages of the system's life, but these are the Joy-Con controllers Switch owners have been waiting for.
PDP nets a winner with this customisable Xbox and PC controller featuring a wide range of assets that fighting game players will love.
Turtle Beach’s Recon Cloud Hybrid Controller blends wired pro‑grade performance with Bluetooth support for Android, offering a versatile but uneven hybrid experience.
A high-quality controller that people may need to be fully informed about before purchasing.
Take to the skies with Thrustmaster's Flight Stick.
Itchy trigger fingers rejoice; Bionik's Quickshot PlayStation 4 Triggers aim to make those shots count even more.
A classic form factor reappears with more modern additions. Cubed3 takes a look at the 8Bitdo SF30 Pro controller.
Time to get devilish with more Nintendo Switch control options, but how does the Pro-S measure up?
Launching together with the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con setup is a more conventional pad. Is it worth a purchase?
Third Party Controllers in general tend to be hit or miss. How does the InterWORKS Pro U Pad fare on Wii U, though?
