PC Hardware Reviews

In terms of performance, the Cloud Core 7.1 sounded good with a variety of games, music, and videos. With virtual 7.1 surround sound turned on, games sounded very clear with not much problem regarding pinpointing footsteps and such. Although the microphone was not as loud as I expected with the audio control box, this was fine for online chats and casual gaming. Coming at around 6.5K INR the Cloud Core 7.1 is an affordable choice considering the comfort level it offers along with a no-nonsense audio experience.

Hello guys, today we are going to discuss the best gaming mouse you can get for every budget range starting from basic budget options to some flagship mouse options.

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