Gaming mice
G305 vs Basilisk V3 X vs Viper V3 vs RisoPhy vs X11SE: Click your way to glory
Our pickRazer Viper V3
Video Games
Our reviews, head-to-head comparisons and buying guides for Video Games on amazon.fr.
Buying guides
Comparisons
Gaming mice
Logitech G502 HERO vs Basilisk V3 vs G502 X vs Cobra vs Scimitar RGB Elite
Our pickLogitech G502 X
Gaming headsets
Razer BlackShark V2 HyperSpeed vs Logitech G733 vs HyperX Cloud III S vs NUBWO G06 vs SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5: Another day, another battery test.
Our pickSteelSeries Arctis Nova 5
Video games
Marvel's Wolverine vs Onimusha vs Bleak Faith: Pick your poison, gamer
Our pickMarvel's Wolverine
Gaming headsets
Cloud Stinger 2 Core vs Quantum 100 vs Recon 70 vs Recon 50P vs G335: Budget Battle
Our pickLogitech G335
Game controllers
Midnight Black vs Starlight Blue DualSense: Same controller, different paint
Our pickSony DualSense Midnight Black
Reviews
01NovGaming
Elgato Nuka-Cola Stream Deck: Wasteland Chic
This Nuka-Cola edition is perfect for Fallout fans who need a functional way to organize their desk. It packs 15 customizable LCD keys into a durable shell, though you are paying a heavy premium for the branding. If you do not need the aesthetic, a standard model will save you a decent chunk of change.
30OctGaming Headset
HyperX Cloud III review: Wired for sanity
The HyperX Cloud III is for gamers who value reliability over the gimmicky convenience of wireless freedom. It delivers impressive comfort and solid audio performance without the constant anxiety of a dying battery or connection dropouts.
27OctGaming Mouse
Logitech G305 review: Still the budget king
The Logitech G305 is for the gamer who values performance over flashy RGB lights and hollow marketing promises. Its standout strength is the Lightspeed wireless tech that delivers rock-solid, latency-free performance, though the reliance on a AA battery and basic plastic build might feel a bit prehistoric to some.
25OctGaming Mouse
Logitech G502 HERO: The Wired Legend Lives
The Logitech G502 HERO is for the gamer who values reliable, lag-free performance over flashy wireless trends. Its main strength is the rock-solid tracking and endless customization, though it stays tethered to your desk with a cable that might feel dated in a world of wireless convenience.
21OctGaming Headset
Razer BlackShark V2 HyperSpeed review: Light
This headset is perfect for gamers who prioritize weight and comfort for long play sessions. It offers excellent audio clarity and impressive battery life, though you might wrestle with Razer's proprietary software and potential connection hiccups.
17OctWolverine
Marvel's Wolverine PS5 Review: Slash or Trash?
This game is a must-play for fans of brutal action and the Marvel universe, nailing the visceral feel of Logan's combat. While it is undeniably short and had some annoying launch quirks with language downloads, it remains a high-octane thrill ride worth picking up.
16OctGaming Gear
HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 Core: Actually Decent?
The HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 Core is a rare find in the budget category that manages to prioritize comfort and basic functionality over flashy nonsense. It is perfect for casual gamers on a strict budget who want a reliable mic and decent sound, though it lacks the premium punch and advanced sound features of high-end models.
14OctGaming
PS5 Pro review: a fancy, pricey upgrade
The PlayStation 5 Pro is for the enthusiast who values marginal graphical improvements above all else. It offers impressive tech for those chasing the perfect frame rate, but the massive price tag makes it hard to justify for the average player.
06OctGaming
Sony DualSense: Haptics done right
The DualSense remains the king of haptic immersion for PS5 owners and PC enthusiasts alike. It is a must-have for anyone wanting true tactile feedback, though the battery life leaves plenty to be desired.
02OctPlayStation 5
Sony PlayStation 5 Standard review: The steady king of the living room
The standard PS5 remains a fantastic piece of hardware that handles everything you throw at it with ease. It is perfect for gamers who value the included disc drive and reliable performance, though it lacks the bleeding-edge graphical muscle that the Pro marketing machine wants you to crave.
21SepXbox controller
Xbox Carbon Black Controller review: 35% off a genuinely solid pad
This is a legitimately good controller for Xbox and PC gaming, and at 42 EUR it's worth the money. The textured grip is the real star here, buyers confirm it genuinely improves comfort during long sessions, and the 40-hour battery life (with included AA batteries) keeps you in the action. Main drawback: it's still just an incremental evolution of the standard Xbox pad, not a game-changer.