We’ve partnered with Sennheiser to give away one of their wired gaming headsets, the GSP 300. Unlike the GSP 370 and 670 we’ve reviewed in the past, the 300 is the entry-level from Sennheiser and features a wired design that can be used with many devices. The headset is normally priced at $100 but is also on sale through the end of the month for just $70 on their website. Head below to check out the video and see the giveaway details. expand full story

Razer has branded itself around recognizably loud gaming gear. Usually dawning black and bright green color schemes with equally bright RGB, the three-headed snake is easily recognizable in the gaming world. In today’s latest release, though, the Razer Opus foregoes the bright green color and even the iconic snake logo for a more subdued wireless headphone. With ANC, 25-hour battery life, and THX-certified sound, Razer has packed a ton of features into the $200 price tag. Head below to watch the video and check it out. expand full story

In recent years, there has been a lot of new technology coming to gaming mice. New releases have featured everything from high-speed wireless and optical switches to sensors with crazy high DPI. The latest from Logitech, though, sticks to the basics with an updated, classic design. In a familiar wired 6-button design, the Logitech G203 Lightsync doesn’t break any molds but updates an old favorite, the G203 Prodigy without breaking the bank. Head below to see and hear it in action. expand full story