I started gaming competitively in CS:GO back in 2016, and it did not take long before I realized gear actually matters. Switching from a basic office mouse to a proper gaming sensor changed my aim overnight. That rabbit hole only got deeper from there - mice, keyboards, monitors, headsets, chairs, desk setups. I have tried dozens of products in every category, and I keep detailed notes on what works and what is marketing fluff.
GamerHardware started because I got tired of review sites that clearly never used the products they recommended. Every guide on this site comes from genuine research - cross-referencing professional player setups, mining Reddit threads and enthusiast forums for long-term reliability data, analyzing spec sheets, and comparing real user feedback across hundreds of reviews. When I say a mouse is great for claw grip, it is because I have actually used it that way.
My focus areas are gaming mice (sensor performance, shape analysis, weight optimization), mechanical keyboards (switch feel, build quality, typing experience), and monitors (response times, color accuracy, competitive advantage). I also cover headsets, chairs, and desk accessories - basically everything that makes up a complete gaming setup.
When I am not testing gear or writing guides, you will probably find me grinding ranked in Valorant or trying yet another mouse shape. Feel free to reach out if you have questions about any product - I read every message.
