You really can't go wrong with the NZXT Capsule Elite if you're price range is $100 or less. It stands out against the rest ...

The NZXT Lift Elite is priced at $80, putting it in the mid-range of gaming mice. The Burst II Air, in comparison, is priced at $100, though it is currently discounted to $80 and comes with additional ...

The NZXT Function Elite MiniTKL is a slightly cheaper alternative to some of the top dogs in the world of Hall effect gaming ...

It's simplistic, almost futuristic retro design with big buttons and light indicators help this to stand out from the rest.

Coming in at 57 grams, NZXT continues to show that it's serious about offering premium, competition-level PC peripherals.

The NZXT Lift Elite marked a new milestone in my journey ... For $79.99, you get an affordable mouse that matches some of those $100+ competitors in key areas, like 4k wireless polling rate ...

As with the other peripherals released in this new Elite range ... behind the DeathAdder V3 Hyperspeed's 100 hours. It's worth noting that the figure NZXT provides is with a 1000 Hz polling ...

NZXT has officially announced new gaming peripherals aimed towards performance and elite gaming status. The Elite Gaming Gear will feature four different peripherals as the company continues to ...

NZXT has just revealed their new Elite gaming gear lineup. Taking their already award-winning range of peripherals and giving them some significant upgrades, while still retaining that iconic NZXT ...

It's all presented very cleanly and is simple to use. For $90/£85/€100, the NZXT Capsule Elite certainly takes it to more expensive options from other manufacturers with its rich audio quality ...

The NZXT Capsule Elite Microphone is here at last, and given how much I loved the previous NZXT microphones, I have pretty high expectations of this new one. It’s hitting the market as a premium ...