lol nope, they didn't tell me if there is anything yet, their mousepad of course will be cheaper than Razer la.... actually which manufacturer is more expensive than Razer?? I think very few only lor...

Steelseries most expensive mouse lol

Anyone saw this sweet deal?

https://www.facebook.com/ArmaggeddonMalaysi...elevant_count=1

It's pretty worth it for someone who wants to get into the whole gaming mouse + mouse bungee thing

Anyone has problems with Alien G-ii 7? My left click is unresponsive at times only after 7 months of purchase ;(

Did you bring it back to wherever you bought it from and claim the warranty? There's a two-year warranty on Armaggeddon mice.

Eh, how do we ask for this topic to be moved to the brands section @_@

Wondering whr got Phantom mouse stock.

I think the Phantom is phasing out leh, you should check out the new G9X with bungee (tarasque) deals at RM190, it's quite a good mouse too, but the best part of the Phantom that I like is the side clicks of the scrollwheels, very intuitive

Just to add though, I'm selling my Mikoyan Foxbat if anyone's interested

This post has been edited by Helldiver: Jul 31 2014, 08:38 PM

Actually I looking for cheaper mouse.

You wanna consider my Mikoyan Foxbat? X:

This post has been edited by Helldiver: Aug 1 2014, 11:09 PM

Price?

ive been using aquila x5 mouse from armageddon for 1 year now. pretty solid. lots of customization. sensor is good (avago 3050). dropped many times still functioning as usual.

Haha yea, I don't know how many times I rage on my Phantom edi but still nothing happen yet

guy, want to ask a question, does anyone here change keycaps? im using armageddon strike eagle mk-3. They using kailh switches.

Anyone seen and tried out the new Armaggeddon earphones yet?

I recently purchased the Armaggeddon Nuke 7

Here's a review based on my opinions


They're retailing for about RM129-RM149 (but most places will sell it at RM129).

As you guys can see in the picture, the packaging is really premium compared to a lot of other gaming peripheral branded earphones: it's just a big chunk of black foam that holds the earphones and all it's accessories, nothing is going to be damaged if you ever drop the packaging.

Speaking of contents, you'll get the following in the box:


-Nuke 7 earphones
-Earbuds in various sizes and one with flanges
-Splitter cable into microphone & audio ports on your PC
-In-flight/Plane connector
-Carrying case
-1-Year Warranty card



Having been quite familiar with Sonic Gear's reputation as a rather 'meh' audio company, I had very little expectations for this pair of earphones, so I was rather impressed by it.

The sound signature reminds me of the BeyerDynamic XP1 bass earphones --the highs are rather pitchy, the bass is ever present at a comfortable level (but slightly lower than the XP1), and the mids are at a rather lower level compared to the other two frequencies.

Sounds I have tested it with, and my opinions:

- Left 4 Dead 2: Gunshots, explosions and every sound with a high frequency is incredibly pitchy and gets very uncomfortable over time, and the bass seems hardly present somehow.
- Bioshock Infinite: Similar to Left 4 Dead 2, but not as pitchy and I can hear the bass slightly better here.
- Age of Empires 3: The earphones performed very amazingly in this game, distant explosions and ambient sounds came in very clear and comfortable; even minor sounds like the workers cutting meat from an animal could be heard cleanly. Even when in the heat of battle every sound was clean.
- Various movies: Very balanced and clean sound, explosions sounded very well, bass was also very well carried over.
- Various music: Strangely enough, I feel this pair of earphones are more suited for music than gaming; bassy music really has the bass coming through; orchestral sounds come clean and crisp, although there's a minor distortion as you increase in volume; vocals also behave the same way as orchestral sounds. (I listen mostly to jazz and swing).
- Microphone is clear, pretty much like every other earphone around this price point/category.


My overall verdict?
The first thing I noticed when I held the earphones is that these feel really solid, they're heavy and very durable; made from metal or aluminium.
The pitchiness of the earphones isn't comfortable when you're playing FPS games with it, it gets uncomfortable for long periods. Music is where this earphone seem to shine more (so much for being called the Ultimate Gaming Earphones).
Sound-stage on this earphone is fantastic, I can pinpoint music and in-game sounds very accurately; it felt really immersive.
The packaging and amount of accessories they give you is very appreciated, they're really taking care of you here.
At the price you're paying (RM129), it's really a bang for buck earphone.

Anyone seen and tried out the new Armaggeddon earphones yet?

I recently purchased the Armaggeddon Nuke 7

Here's a review based on my opinions


They're retailing for about RM129-RM149 (but most places will sell it at RM129).

As you guys can see in the picture, the packaging is really premium compared to a lot of other gaming peripheral branded earphones: it's just a big chunk of black foam that holds the earphones and all it's accessories, nothing is going to be damaged if you ever drop the packaging.

Speaking of contents, you'll get the following in the box:

-Nuke 7 earphones
-Earbuds in various sizes and one with flanges
-Splitter cable into microphone & audio ports on your PC
-In-flight/Plane connector
-Carrying case
-1-Year Warranty card



Having been quite familiar with Sonic Gear's reputation as a rather 'meh' audio company, I had very little expectations for this pair of earphones, so I was rather impressed by it.

The sound signature reminds me of the BeyerDynamic XP1 bass earphones --the highs are rather pitchy, the bass is ever present at a comfortable level (but slightly lower than the XP1), and the mids are at a rather lower level compared to the other two frequencies.

Sounds I have tested it with, and my opinions:

- Left 4 Dead 2: Gunshots, explosions and every sound with a high frequency is incredibly pitchy and gets very uncomfortable over time, and the bass seems hardly present somehow. *
- Bioshock Infinite: Similar to Left 4 Dead 2, but not as pitchy and I can hear the bass slightly better here.
- Age of Empires 3: The earphones performed very amazingly in this game, distant explosions and ambient sounds came in very clear and comfortable; even minor sounds like the workers cutting meat from an animal could be heard cleanly. Even when in the heat of battle every sound was clean.
- Various movies: Very balanced and clean sound, explosions sounded very well, bass was also very well carried over.
- Various music: Strangely enough, I feel this pair of earphones are more suited for music than gaming; bassy music really has the bass coming through; orchestral sounds come clean and crisp, although there's a minor distortion as you increase in volume; vocals also behave the same way as orchestral sounds. (I listen mostly to jazz and swing).
- Microphone is clear, pretty much like every other earphone around this price point/category.

*The BeyerDynamic XP1 Bass performs exactly the same way in L4D2 as the Nuke 7

My overall verdict?
The first thing I noticed when I held the earphones is that these feel really solid, they're heavy and very durable; made from metal or aluminium.
The pitchiness of the earphones isn't comfortable when you're playing FPS games with it, it gets uncomfortable for long periods. Music is where this earphone seem to shine more (so much for being called the Ultimate Gaming Earphones).
Sound-stage on this earphone is fantastic, I can pinpoint music and in-game sounds very accurately; it felt really immersive.
The packaging and amount of accessories they give you is very appreciated, they're really taking care of you here.
At the price you're paying (RM129), it's really a bang for buck earphone.

This post has been edited by Helldiver: Sep 19 2014, 11:29 PM

eh big box for earphone...

just bought this Armaggeddon Alien-II G7 from Viewnet Lowyat Plaza last week...



The warranty at the box shown 2 years...but at the mouse itself warranty valid till November 2015..that meant valid for 1 year only..



The macro's button give me a lot option and i'm happy with it..







Full view : Armaggeddon Alien-II G7

This post has been edited by nidzamputra: Nov 30 2014, 05:42 PM

All their mouse come with the warranty sticker at the bottom I think --you should just keep the shop receipt, I'm sure its valid from purchase date, not below

@Helldiver

i went to lowyat plaza last week and saw Armaggeddon Fuke 7...the headphone look awesome...it is berbaloi to get that headphone?