Engadget: "Sure, Ring Mouse sounds like something you might catch from an out-of-control rodent population while on vacation in a foreign country. And yes, we'll admit that that the whole concept sounds a bit awkward to those who have spent their entire computing lives using more input devices, but we've heard some compelling feedback from those who've actually tried Genius's wearable wireless peripheral, and it turns out the thing is actually usable."
Sometimes a peripheral immediately strikes you as appealing and desirable, because for each person that desirability factor is very different. Some people like their products to be sturdy, some people like the brand for whatever sheep reason, some people like the type of technology used in the product, and some people favour aesthetics over anything else. Usually it’s more a combination of the categories I just mentioned, as no one is that boring. The slant of Genius’ selling points seem to be focussing on the aesthetics and “16 million colour RBG” lighting of their GX Gila Pro Gaming Mouse and GX Pro Gaming Manticore Keyboard.
Metal Arcade: Jason Bakker writes:
Genius has recently been focusing their efforts on their GX Gaming product line, offering console and PC gamers a wide range of solid devices. Having been previously impressed by their Mordax headset and Gila mouse, I was excited to see what the Genius SW-G2.1 3000 had to offer. After a few weeks of testing the unit and allowing proper burn-in for an accurate assessment, I’ve come to the conclusion that this 2.1 speaker system is rather remarkable for its price range.
BenchmarkReviews.com: Genius today launches the GX Gaming Series Maurus X, a stylish FPS/RTS gaming mouse, in North America. With its large, ergonomic design, customizable lighting, six buttons, and quick-change DPI function, the Maurus X will help gamers stay a step ahead of the competition in today’s highly competitive gaming world.
