Razer Turret

In the end, I really can't recommend the Razer Turret to anyone. While it's a solid device for general computing, it's too expensive to be used for such. For PC gaming, the mouse area is just too small to play anything other than slower strategy games 6...

So far I have not found anything better than the Razer Turret for gaming on your TV while sitting on the Sofa. It might be a tad pricey for some at £150 but it's the perfect companion to the Steam Link and other devices of that nature with 40 hours of...

The Razer Turret is too small for any serious gaming, or even serious work, but it's also inconspicuous enough you won't mind leaving it around the living room.

Having gone to playing on a Steam PC in my living room over a console, I've used a few wireless setups to control the computer and play games. I mostly use a controller, but there are some Steam games that needs or plays better with a mouse and keyboard...

The Razer Turret isn't perfect, but it works well – and, more importantly, it's easily the best solution for couch-gamers I’ve seen to date.

The Razer Turret is a clever wireless keyboard and mouse combo with a couch-friendly form factor, but it comes with a couple of...

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If you like to play single player content then the Turret is a more usable piece of tech, but it's just not stable enough for anything...