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Today we are going to look at the first three products in the Epic Gear range, the Meduza gaming mouse, the Skorpios mouse bungee and the Compoxite gaming surface. We have decided to combine all three of these products into one article as they are...
Dual sensors, ‘Epic' performance, Perfect weight balance, Great build quality...
Software could be better, Not all the lights are colour-configurable...
Meduza MouseOverall we are very impressed with what the Epic Gear Meduza has to offer. Even though it's their first attempt at a gaming mouse, the Meduza is very impressive indeed and is sure to lure gamers away from the longer established brands such as...
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Taken from the EpicGear Medusa page) The Perfect Gaming-Ergonomic Design - Co-developed by pro gamers, every line, every curve and every concave on the Meduza was thoroughly studied and analyzed for the one purpose of extreme support and comfort for...
The Epic Gear Medusa promises so much but falls short of delivering on that in many key areas, whilst the tracking and sensors are some of the best I have ever had the pleasure to use but the macro issues and slow activation of profiles and macros let...
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Geil is very well known for producing solid, enthusiast grade RAM, but it’s also getting a lot of respect for its forays – like every other vendor and their dog – into gaming peripherals. It’s a tough thing to pull off on the first attempt, too; it’s...
Geil Epicgear Meduza: Great technology and precision. Hybrid Pad: Well made, but feels too grippy...
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Can it match or exceed our opinions on the G700? Let's find out.
The Meduza can function as a plug and play device but to avoid any issues and ensure the mouse performs as designed it is best to install the latest Epic Gear driver and software. Installing the Meduza application software is a quick, straight forward...
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To many computer users the mouse is just a necessary little tool for operating their computer. As long as it has two buttons and a wheel and the cursor goes where it's supposed to, most people are satisfied. Gamers are more demanding, however, in terms...
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Completely out of the blue we received an email to have a look at a new mouse that has hit the market over the pond, but has yet to release in the States. Looking at the press release information in the email, I was intrigued to say the least to have...
Epic Gear has really thought through everything with the Meduza HDST mouse. Personally there isn't anything I didn't really like aside from the overall weight of over 100 grams - I can see why there aren't any additional weights as most mice offer. Th...
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Most of you know GeIL for its years of producing memory. Since 1993, this is what the company has done. However, GeIL has recently joined the gaming accessory market with the launch of Epic Gear. Epic Gear, or EG for short, is starting its launch of g...
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Gamers may not be too familiar (yet) with the EpicGear brand, particularly as there are very few products under the banner so far. They are, however, a brand of Golden Emperor International Ltd. (GEIL), a Taiwanese company who have been making flash...
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tbreak.ae Updated:
2016-12-29 17:33:02
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Quick, look away!NOOO!!Okay, that was cheesy. But the Meduza’s floor design (or back-panel, what do you call it anyway?) is so cheeky, it brings the best of the cheesiness in you.Anyways, let’s get to the introduction. Meduza is a top-end gaming mouse...
Great looking; extremely comfortable to use; the HDST system works well; you can switch between Laser and Optical sensors...
Clunky and glitchy Flashbased configuration software; limited customization options.
Meduza’s hardware capabilities is shunted by a buggy and limited software. For $80, that’s a hard sell because a solid companion software is the backbone of any good gaming peripheral. It’s a shame because Meduza is truly a fantastic product. It has a...
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inc VAT) Currently unavailableEpic Gear is a new startup brand from Taiwanese firm Golden Emperor International Limited, best known for its memory products. With a focus on gaming equipment, it currently offers a couple of mouse pads and a mouse b...
The Meduza is a very respectable entry into an already crowded market. It looks pretty cool with its red LEDs, and it's a very comfortable mouse to use, especially for right handed palm grippers. With its seven buttons and downloadable software it provide...
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Epic Gear recently launched a gaming mouse that stirred up quite a fuzz. Not only does it look great, but it also features a dual-sensor system which should combine the performance of an optical sensor and a laser sensor. This supposedly combines the p...
Super ergonomics, Durable construction, Nice scroll wheel, Looks great...
Pricey at $80, Driver suite is horrible, Angle snapping with HDST mode enabled...
The Epic Gear Meduza could have been an epic mouse, but it falls short in many ways. The most annoying aspect of the Epic Gear Meduza is not the mouse itself, but, rather, its useless driver suite. The driver suite is one of the worst we have ever come...
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Quick, look away!NOOO!!Okay, that was cheesy. But the Meduza’s floor design (or back-panel, what do you call it anyway?) is so cheeky, it brings the best of the cheesiness in you.Anyways, let’s get to the introduction. Meduza is a top-end gaming mouse...
Great looking; extremely comfortable to use; the HDST system works well; you can switch between Laser and Optical sensors...
Clunky and glitchy Flashbased configuration software; limited customization options.
Meduza’s hardware capabilities is shunted by a buggy and limited software. For $80, that’s a hard sell because a solid companion software is the backbone of any good gaming peripheral. It’s a shame because Meduza is truly a fantastic product. It has a...
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At first I would like to thank GeIL and Freaks 4U for offering a sample of their EPIC GEAR Meduza HOST Gaming Mouse for testing and reviewing. About GeIL: "GeIL – Golden Emperor Int'l Ltd. – one of the worlds' leading IT (memory module & CE) m...
The Meduza features a design for right-handers and offers extra comfort by using an extended thumb rest, a ring finger support and an index finger rest. Thanks to the HDST (laser + optical) technology, we can be sure that we won’t have any problems wi...
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Epic Gear is a fairly new company on the scene, but they do have a pedigree of which to be proud. They are an offshoot of the well-known PC memory maker, Geil. Anyone who has been around computers and gaming for more than a few years will likely know t...
Performance of a mouse is a rather subjective thing, as there is no definitive, quantitative way to “measure” its success. Rather, it’s qualitative thing, how well it can perform in a variety of settings and applications in everyday use, not to mention...
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Most of us are familiar with GeIL Memory's existence and while the company almost seems like that distant-aunt's-cousin-whom-we-don't-really-know over here at Custom PC Review, today we'll be checking out a new line of products from one of their newest su...
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benchmarkreviews.com Updated:
2015-02-18 08:14:18
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Manufacturer: Epic Gear (a brand of GEIL: Golden Emperor International Limited)Product Name: Epic Gear Meduza Gaming mouse and Hybrid PadMouse Model Number: EGMA1H-OBMouse Pad Model Number: EGHP1-OB-MPrice As Tested: $79.99 MSRP Full Disclosure: The p...
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There are few areas of the hardware market quite as congested as the gaming mouse sector. Second only to cases in the amount of choice you have available, gaming mice are so prevalent that there really is a model to suit everybody regardless of your needs...
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