The Oculus Quest feels like the next-generation for VR, with Oculus promising completely wireless, Rift-quality Vr for a fraction of the predicted price.

For many gamers, the prospect of a wireless mouse is akin to heresy. There’s too much latency, there’s the chance that it might go dead during pivotal moments, there’s a risk of dropout, and of course, the chance that it could end up half way across the room when some bastard half way across a map has sniped you. Barring the tendency to use it as a missile of sorts, that’s just no longer true of most good modern wireless mice.

Who or what is an Astrum, I hear you ask? Fair enough – if you haven’t seen their blue and white packaging about, you may not know about the Hong-Kong based tech company that strives to find the perfect balance between affordability and reliability.

Logitech's new products are the Logitech G603 Lightspeed wireless gaming mouse and the Logitech G613 Lightspeed wireless mechanical gaming keyboard, which promise latencies of around 1ms, making them virtually indistinguishable from wired products.

Bose, makers of fine headsets and speakers has responded to claims it was using its wireless connection app to spy on users' listening habits.

The HTC Vive can now be played wirelessly, thanks to a new add-on that's going on sale for the headset today.

It's a great time to be a gamer, but only if you have the internet power to back it up. If, like me, you can't get the traditional delivery of internet, LTE might be an alternative.

We take a look at the turtle Beach Earforce X32 - giving you all the performance, without the wires.