Best Gaming Keyboards With A Volume Scrolling Wheel

The clicking on the mouse is basically silent, the mouse is really smooth. The only downside is I would wish the scrolling wheel was smoother.

I use the Magic Mouse with my MacBook Pro and it is a dream! No more tangled cords and scrolling with a wheel.

Easy to set up and connects fast to devices with no lag. The scrolling wheel is on the noisy side, the click is pretty quiet though.

Love this mouse. I have 3 of them I think. Light weight, not too big, and easy scrolling wheel that doesnt get stuck if you finger is slightly greasy. It works like it should!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use my monitor as a primary monitor for gaming and scrolling thru browsers as is very smooth with its 165hz panel and 1ms response time, and the smoothness compare to a 60hz monitor or even a 120hz monitor is very noticeable and satisfying to look at, 165hz is the sweetspot in gaming for me.

Totally love this boxes. Multiple keyboards and a monitor feed all with volume control... Ya can't go wrong.

A great Expression Pedal! This is my 2nd. one that I use on my various keyboards. This one I use on my new FA-06 to control the volume.

Best sound at a high volume

The speakers are strong enough to handle light vocals, keyboards and a drum machine/bass mix. I use two units to take advantage of the stereo functionality this allows. The portability is great. I have a 130 Watt-Hour battery that can run both units for 2+ hours so I can take them anywhere. Its nice having channel-volume and EQ knobs easily accessible on the front of the units. The speakers are very responsive to modest changes in bass/treble settings. So far I haven't had to use maximum volume settings - the speakers seem very efficient. I would recommend two.

This case is excellent like all Pelican Cases are. It is very big though and can not be easily carried by one person. One person can easily wheel the case around but if you are going over rough terrain it will require two people to carry. If you need the volume it's great but if you can get by with a smaller volume case go that route.