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Gaming Hardware & Peripherals

The right hardware makes every game better. The wrong hardware holds you back — slow response times, poor ergonomics, or specs that sound impressive on paper but don’t translate to better gaming. We research every category so our recommendations are based on what actually performs, not what looks good in a press release.

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Editor’s Picks

Not Sure Where to Start?

These are our favourite pieces of kit right now — tested, researched, and recommended without the fluff. The picks we’d confidently point anyone towards.

Best Mouse
Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro

Feather-light at 56g, Focus Pro 45K sensor, up to 150 hours battery. Immediately comfortable for palm and claw grip.

~£110 | Wireless | 56g
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Best Keyboard
Razer Huntsman V3 Pro TKL

Analog optical switches with Rapid Trigger mode. Premium aluminium build, excellent Chroma RGB, compact TKL layout.

~£140–160 | Wired | TKL
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Best Headset
HyperX Cloud III

Wide, natural soundstage from 53mm angled drivers. Premium build, Discord-certified detachable boom mic.

~£70–80 | Wired | 53mm Drivers
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Best Monitor
LG 27GP850-B

27″ 1440p IPS, 165Hz, 1ms response time. Vivid, accurate colours and a fully adjustable stand.

~£250–300 | 27″ 1440p | 165Hz
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Best Budget Pick
Logitech G203 Lightsync

Under £25 with a genuinely good 8,000 DPI sensor and six programmable buttons. The starting point for a first setup.

~£24 | Wired | 8,000 DPI
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