There’s no excuse anymore; gaming laptops need to step up their game if they want to land in my shopping cart. I’m asking for ...

That, combined with Alienware's clear focus on ensuring every part of the keyboard is premium, leads to a hefty retail price of $199.99 at Dell. In the box, you get the Alienware Pro Wireless ...

Dell have come out swinging for memorial sales with tonnes of Alienware gamer targeted product on sale for the event. These ...

It’s so hot that even Dell, by way of its gaming sub-brand Alienware, wants in on this action. The Alienware Pro Wireless Keyboard is a serious contender in this admittedly hyper-specific category.

Four models are currently on sale for Memorial Day. The $2,850 model is equipped with RTX 5070 Ti mobile graphics. The ...

Dell has outfitted the Alienware Pro Wireless gaming keyboard with a set of its own linear switches. These clickers are both the deck’s greatest strength and biggest point of contention.

The Alienware Pro Wireless Gaming Keyboard has a bland name ... You can purchase it from Dell, Amazon, and Best Buy. At the end of our review period, it was the performance of the new linear ...

This is a fine and flashy keyboard that feels awesome to type and play certain games with. But the sky-high price Dell is asking you to stump up for the Alienware Pro makes it a slightly tough ...

For those looking for extra portability, however, a wired keyboard may be a slightly tougher sale. As with the vast majority of other Dell products, including the Alienware gaming brand ...

But do not worry; performance does not suffer, and the Alienware M15 R7 continues to shine. In our opinion, Dell needs to work on the cooling around the keyboard and palm rest. We let the notebook ...

Dell's Alienware PC gaming division is best known ... In addition, Alienware announced a new wireless mouse and wireless keyboard made for pro PC gamers. The Alienware Pro Wireless Mouse and ...

The keyboard deck, display bezels ... apps and programs is still basically limited to the expected Dell, Alienware, Intel, NVIDIA, and hardware management programs, and it all actually worked ...