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Fnatic’s brilliant miniStreak gaming keyboard is £15 off today
The Fnatic Streak is one of the best gaming keyboards I've ever tested at RPS, so it's always pleasing when you can grab one for a bit less than usual. Today, there are two versions of its tenkeyless sibling, the equally brilliant Fnatic miniStreak, that are enjoying a rather nice £15 discount right now (the Cherry MX Red model and new Kailh Speed Silver edition),…
Feature: Chain reaction
Fnatic may be better known as an esports company, but as their excellent Fnatic Streak keyboards have shown, they're quite the dab hand at making top-notch gaming peripherals as well. The Streak and its compact tenkeyless miniStreak companion have been sitting atop my best gaming keyboard list ever since they came out, and their Flick 2 and Clutch 2 mice aren't half bad either. Now,…
Fnatic’s best mechanical keyboard deal is back for round three
Rejoice, keyboard deals hunters, as Fnatic's Streak and miniStreak mechanical gaming keyboards have had their prices slashed once again over on Amazon UK. This time, it's the Cherry MX Brown versions of the Streak and tenkeyless miniStreak that are mainly on offer, with the Streak going for 25% off at £90, down from its usual £120, and the miniStreak for £75, which £15 cheaper than…
This time last month, my best gaming keyboard champion, the Fnatic Streak had its price chopped in half. It sold out almost instantly, but the good news is that it's now back in stock at the lovely reduced price of £75 for the Cherry MX Brown version and £85 for the Cherry MX Red model, saving you around a third off its usual price of…
Rejoice, gaming keyboard hunters, as both versions of our best gaming keyboard champion, the Fnatic Streak, are almost half price right now. Normally around £120, you can now pick up a Cherry MX Silent Red or Cherry MX Brown model for just £65. What a steal!
Feature: Grab and go
Fnatic Clutch 2 review: The right-handed version of the (still right-handed) Flick 2
After making a strong impression with their pair of Streak mechanical keyboards and lightweight, symmetrical Flick 2 mouse, Fnatic are rounding out their second gen peripheral line-up with the decidedly right-handed gaming mouse, the Clutch 2. Featuring the same Pixart 3360 sensor, Omron switches and more or less all the same specs as its Flick sibling, is this one better gaming mouse material? Let's find out.
Feature: Flick of an Omron switch
If two new mechanical keyboards weren't enough for you, esports giants Fnatic have also released a new pair of mice to go with them, the first of which I've got here: the Flick 2. As its name implies, this is the second generation of Fnatic's Flick mouse, now with a newer, grippier grip, a more refined symmetrical shape and a better, more accurate sensor. Let's…
Feature: Winning Streak
Fnatic probably means more to you as an esports team than a hardware manufacturer, but if you're after the world's thinnest RGB mechanical keyboard, then Fnatic's new Streak is the place to be. There's also the miniStreak for those who prefer something a bit more compact or can't remember the last time they touched their number pad, so this review will cover both of them…
Feature: Who made it to finals?
Hello! Time for a quick League of Legends World Championships [official site] catchup after the weekend. Obviously there will be spoilers so this is your chance to stop reading if you don't want to know who made it through the semifinals yet. Still here? Then let's proceed:
Feature: Europe versus Korea (again)
The League of Legends World Championships [official site] has its second semi-final later today to determine whether it's European side, Fnatic, or Korea's KOO Tigers heading to Berlin (and one step closer to the task of hoisting the super-heavy Summoner's Cup). This stage is in Brussels so I'll be watching from bed wearing my frog onesie and writing about the winners on Monday BUT in…
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The third day of quarter-finals in the League of Legends World Championships [official site] pitted European hot shots Fnatic against China's last remaining hope, Edward Gaming, each hoping to secure their ticket to the Brussels semi-final.Spoilers await you after the jump!
Feature: Europe's top dogs take on China's EDG
League Of Legends World Championships: Day 3 Is Fnatic vs Edward Gaming
Today’s League of Legends World Championships [official site] quarter-final is between top European team, Fnatic and China's Edward Gaming. Judging by the roars on Thursday for fellow European squad Origen, Fnatic can definitely count on the support of the crowd at Wembley Arena. I'll be popping over to watch the games and dodge the swag being hurled into the audience but before that here's a…
