PC gamers can be a competitive bunch when it comes to their gaming rigs, constantly comparing the latest video cards and hardware releases.
These gaming gadgets transcend the average PC gamer’s hardware, catering for hardcore gamers who desire only the very best specialised equipment.
This type of hardware doesn’t come cheap, with big names like Razer and Cyborg featuring at the forefront of high-end gaming accessories.
Take a look at some of the insane PC gaming gadgets and accessories available in South Africa:
Thrustmaster T500RS, Racing Wheel – R10,970
The Thrustmaster T500RS is the pinnacle of driving simulation, offering highly realistic steering and pedal control for PC and PS4.
All resistances and features of the device are designed to provided realistic feedback to the user. The device features the ability to detach the steering wheel to better adjust height and comfort levels and customisable hardware.
Cyborg S.T.R.I.K.E 7 Keyboard – R4,879
The Cyborg S.T.R.I.K.E. 7 gaming keyboard is one of the most advanced gaming keyboards on the market. The device has a ton of features, including a touchscreen interface, high-speed USB ports and modular design.
This keyboard features one of the most modifiable layouts ever produced, and allows gamers to customise the S.T.R.I.K.E. 7 to suit their play-style and games.
Thrustmaster HOTAS Warthog – R8,775
The Thrustmaster HOTAS Warthog is designed for the PC gamer who wants to play the perfect flight simulator. The product features a highly-accurate joystick paired with an advanced throttle lever which emulates a USAF A-10 C throttle.
According to Thrustmaster, this peripheral features the most advanced input controls for a flight simulator, granting the user the ability to set up multiple configurations.
Razer Tartarus Chroma Gaming Keypad – R1,549
The Razer Tartarus is a high-end gaming keypad featuring RGB lighting, an 8-way directional controller and 25 programmable keys.
Due to it’s strange control layout, it does not specialize in any gaming genre or confer an advantage over a standard keyboard and mouse setup in most games.
However, the device has great programmable functionality and looks amazing sitting next to a high-end gaming keyboard. Even if you don’t know exactly what to use it for, it looks kind of awesome and can be used for every type of game imaginable.
Logitech Artemis Spectrum Headset – R3,562
The Logitech Artemis Spectrum gaming headset features a range of functionality lacking in most other gaming headwear.
The device can be both wired and wireless, catering for console and PC gamers. The Artemis Spectrum features 7.1 surround sound and programmable buttons.
Razer Hydra Motion Sensor Controllers – R1,029
The Razer Hydra is a motion sensor controller designed similarly to Nintendo’s Wii remote, featuring two hand controllers connected to a infrared sensor. The device is designed specifically for PC.
The Hydra provides immersion and fluid control to the player, and is pre-optimised for hundreds of PC games, allowing you to jump right in and enjoy the added control the device conveys.
Razer Wildcat Gamepad – R2,725
The Razer Wildcat is the ultimate gamepad for both Xbox One and PC. The standard Xbox One controller is a decent choice for PC gamers as it can be used on PC without the hassle of installing drivers.
The Wildcat contains additional programmable buttons and uses a wired connection – ensuring that PC gamers need not buy a USB dongle to use the controller.
Firefly Mouse Mat – R1,187
The Razer Firefly is a rugged mouse mat with a microfibre surface that allows for both speed and control.
What makes this mouse mat special is it’s ability to display a variety of colours and add cosmetic value to your gaming rig.
Although the mouse mat may not be worth the price tag as a gaming surface – hardcore hardware fans will appreciate the ability to complete their RGB lighting theme.
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