There are two things just about everybody loves: gaming gear and choices. In that spirit, please join us in welcoming Speedlink to Newegg.
Speedlink is a gaming peripheral company with over 500 products across 20 categories. They were founded in 1974, and are most well-known in Europe. Starting today, you’ll be able to find a selection of their lineup for sale on and shipped directly from Newegg.com.
To celebrate the new partnership, the good folks at Speedlink sent over a treasure trove of some of their latest and greatest selections. You’ll see full reviews of some of the products popping up on GameCrate soon, but for now let’s take a quick closer look at a few of the goodies Speedlink has to offer.
Take control
Here you can see some of the controllers available from Speedlink. First up, for you flight simulator fans out there, the Phantom Hawk flightstick includes 12 programmable fire buttons, force vibration, and a progressive throttle controller, all for a significantly lower price than you might expect for a flightstick.
If you’re looking for a good basic controller to use with your PC games, Speedlink has you covered with its Strike Nx, in stylish black and red. The Strike Nx comes in either wired or wireless models, depending on your needs and preference.
The Drift O.Z steering wheel is compatible with PC and PS3, and features a stylish orange rubberized grip and strong suction cups to keep the wheel fastened to your desk when the action gets intense.
Listen up!
If you’re in the market for a new gaming headset, Speedlink has a few different options to consider. Pictured above is the Medusa Nx, a 5.1 surround sound USB headset. It’s all black, but if you want something with a bit more color you should check out the Coniux, a competitively-priced wired headset with red accents inside each earpiece.
The full Speedlink lineup
There’s a lot more to love in Speedlink’s catalog, from gaming mice and mousepads to their distinctively styled gaming keyboard. Make sure to check out everything they have to offer on Newegg.com, and help us welcome Speedlink to the Newegg family.
