Jeg har brukt denne musen for over 3 år nå og den fungerer fortsatt som ny. Ingen feil i det hele tatt. Beste musen jeg noen gang har hatt, kjøper nok ikke Logitech eller corsair igjen noen sinne. Anbefales! Edit: Jeg ser selv hvor mye jeg likte denne musen før. Nå er den død. Og det med Logitech og Corsair? Der slo jeg helt feil. Akkurat nå eier jeg både en Logitech og en Corsair, og begge to er utrolig bra. Men denne Razer musen var langt fra dårlig og gjorde jobben sin de årene den levde.

An impressive headset with a ton of functions, however there are some flaws to be aware of! First let’s talk about the price. The MSRP of this headset at its launch was $279, and that is absolutely too high. However, EPOS might have realized this as the headsets have been on “sale” for $199 these past 3 months from the time of my review. $199 is a price I feel is justified, and I will be making my review with that price in mind. With that said, let’s look at the most important part of ANY headset; the audio. The EPOS H3 Pro Hybrid offers very clear audio, with great attention to detail…if you use it in one of its wired modes, be that USB-C or the AUX port. If you use it wirelessly, the audio quality is noticeably worse, with highs and lows being cut out and directional cues being unusable. The experience is much like a phone call. Great for taking calls whilst moving around and doing other stuff, but not recommend while gaming. If you’re going to play games, use the wired mode, trust me, it’s much better that way. But what about the item that differentiates this gaming headset from any other headset? The microphone? Well, it’s not that great. I tested it out in many different environments, and it gets the job done, but just barely. The audio from the microphone is just like any CS:GO kids microphone, robotic and with now high end or low end. Compressed in short. This does get a tiny bit better when in wired mode, but still disappointing. It is however, not a total killer, as my teammates could always understand me, making the microphone usable. Once again, I recommend using it in wired mode when gaming, and the wireless mode makes what is a bad microphone, even worse. Other miscellaneous stuff include build quality, ANC, weight, comfort and battery life. I will not go as in-depth here, just a rating and a few short comments: Build Quality: 10/10 - Metal build with high quality materials ANC: 5/10 - Nothing special, but does get some of the low rumble noises out. Weight: 8/10 - Definitely on the lighter side of wireless gaming headset, with great weight disbursement padding on the headband. Does however still feel weighty. Comfort: 7/10 - As mentioned, good weight disbursement design. Long gaming sessions were no problem, but clamping force is on the stronger side. Battery Life: 4/10 - One of the big bummers is that this headset can ONLY be used when it is powered on, meaning you must make sure to have it charged. If you’re an avid gamer, you might need to charge it every other day, if you forget, then you’ll have to wait for a few hours. Definitely a big bummer. Audio Quality: 9/10 (2/10) - 9/10 wired, 2/10 wireless Microphone Quality: 4/10 - Understandable, but bad. Total score: 7/10 - Definitely a headset I would recommend, but only when it costs around $200. Anything more than that would be too much.

Gimmicky and cool, but not at all worth it if you prefer functionality! The charger itself works fine, it has a decent charge time and with the help of magnets; connect to your phone with ease (if you have an iPhone 12 or newer that is). That is about it for the pros, now the cons: - Overheats quite quickly, which makes the charger pause for a bit in order to cool down, it is therefore recommended to charge with the phone facing down - The MagSafe charger is way slower than a USB-C lighting charger, the small advantages the MagSafe has do not outweigh the cons. Why not just use a lighting? - MagSafe is currently only offered with a length of 1 meter, which is for many not enough. All in all, just leave the MagSafe alone for now, it’s not worth the price tag, nor is it better than a cable.

Great mouse, when it works at least. The functionality of this mouse is through the roof, it has every button I need and more and has very solid specs which satisfy me in all sorts of environments from games to work. However, the quality is lacking. When is say the quality it doesn’t mean the whole mouse, just the switches. Logitech has been known to cheap out on their switches, and even though they have have addressed this several times it doesn’t seem to be fixed. What happened to me in my case was that the right mouse button died after roughly six months of regular use. It really disappoints me, as this mouse was not at all cheap, but still stopped working earlier than every dollar store mouse I have ever used. I can sadly not recommend this mouse, as having to change to a new one, warranty or not, every six months or so is just too annoying and unnecessary. This phenomenon is also found on every single other Logitech gaming mice and so changing brands for now is what I recommend, but the choice is obviously the buyers. I am just here to give you a heads up.

XXL offers a wide variety of sport and outdoor gear, pretty much everything one will ever need. And event though they don’t really specialize themselves in any of these sports, it’s still a nice place for beginners and it gives everyone easier access to begin with new sports with their central locations. However, with that said, they do have their bad and annoying sides. One of the most annoying ones would be their inaccuracy when it comes to stock. It’s an inevitable thing, as XXL is a huge chain with massive locations, but it should happen as often as I’ve experienced it. I always check if the item I want is in stock or not before I leave to buy, but the past 4 times I’ve visited XXL after making sure items were marked as in stock, they ended up not having it. This is surely and issue that can be fixed.

Alltid rask levering, ryddig nettside med mange funksjoner og veldig god support.

A very powerful CPU cooler! You can overclock your CPU a lot without it even being warmer! Recommended for those who wants to overclock or else it would be an overkill. A little update: currently I am running a i9-9900k at 4,7Ghz without issues. At moderate usage (playing games) I get around 50-60 degrees with a peek of 65 degrees Celsius, however when it comes to rendering it can peak at 85 degrees Celsius, with an average of 80 degrees. Nothing alarming though, if you’re not into watercooling this would do it, but if you plan on going over 5Ghz then you have to go watercooling.

Helt grei, men ikke noe spesielt. Edit: Fargene på skjermen er ganske dårlige i forhold til andre, men den holder for gaming.

Helt perfekt. Edit: Etter ett og et halvt år med bruk, så legger jeg merke til at batteritiden begynner å bli dårligere, men resten fungere helt fint. Jeg har heldigvis ikke fått dobbel-klikk problemet enda selv om jeg bruker denne musen flere timer daglig. Til sammen over 1000 timer i bruk nå.

A very good factory keyboard with a lot of useful functions. This keyboard is a pretty high quality keyboard with a sturdy aluminum backplate which makes the whole build feel high quality, however the rest of the keyboard casing is made of plastic, but that is to be expected from a mass produced keyboard. The switches on this version are the Cherry MX Speed switches which are very fast responding switches with a activation point of 1.2mm, useful for FPS games, but can be annoying when typing. The switches themselves can feel a little harsh compared to Gateron switches or other better switches, but it is nowhere near bad. Except to be able to use these switches for many, many years. The key caps are double-shot PBT keycaps, which are pretty much the best keycaps you can get, but the font isn’t really my cup of tea; it stands out to much. With this keyboard you definitely don’t lack RGB, it comes equipped with individually addressable RGB on every single key and a very nice RGB strip on the top to illuminate the surrounding desk space. The RGB is customizable through the iCue software, however the software itself is very flimsy and useless in my opinion, which is why I have begun using third party ones. The wrist wrest is very nice to have and relieves a lot of stress from your wrists, it is somewhat hard and very hard to clean, because of the holes. The brushed aluminum backplate easily catches dust and dead skin, so cleaning is inevitable. I personally clean it about every 2-3 month. The worst part about this keyboard is the stabilizers, they rattle and shake like crazy, to the point where I had to fill the holes with tape in order to muffle the sound a little bit, so that I wouldn’t go mad. They are also very loose, especially on the spacebar. The cable itself is very thick, however that is to be expected as this includes a very handy USB pass through. And the last part of this review is the customer support: it isn’t very good. Response times are around 2-3 days per reply and always ends with the customer having to pay shipping even though the item was defect from the beginning. Overall I would give this keyboard a 4/5 as it is a very good mass produced keyboard, but I will forever recommend everyone to try building their own or buying a custom made one.