EpicGear, international manufacturer of high quality gaming peripherals, announced its entry into the American market. Products of the brand, created by a well-known manufacturer of computer components, GeIL Golden Emperor International Ltd. for the development of gaming peripherals and other accessories for gamers, will be on sale in March this year.
EpicGear gaming peripherals are developed and tested in close cooperation with professional gamers, offering users fully customized gaming peripherals. Created by gamers for gamers, quality peripherals can not only improve the gameplay, but also provide a competitive advantage in online tournaments.
In 2011 the company demonstrated its branded touch technology HDST – Hybrid Dual Sensor Technology. The world’s first hybrid mouse Meduza equipped with HDST was announced on Computex 2011 and caused a great interest among IT audience.
Currently all EpicGear mice with HDST technology are equipped with laser sensor for ultra-high resolution up to 6030 dpi and optical sensor for high stability and precise positioning. They can be turned on individually or combined. Key advantages of the HDST system: short tear-off distance, no jitter and virtually zero failure rate.
Natalia Smirnova, CIS Sales Manager for America and CIS commented on the news and highlighted the brand’s primary objectives. “Undoubtedly, we are very excited about the long-awaited cooperation with the American audience. We greatly appreciate feedback from the gaming community and strive to promptly respond to the most advanced users’ demands.
That’s great news! I’m glad to hear that EpicGear is expanding its reach to the American market. As a potential customer, I’m curious to know what sets EpicGear apart from other gaming gear brands already present in the American market? What unique features or qualities can we expect from your products?
What is EpicGear known for in other markets and what unique features or products do they plan on bringing to the American market?
As a reader, I’m curious to know more about EpicGear’s strategy to enter the American market. Are they planning to partner with local retailers or establish their own stores? How will they differentiate themselves from other gaming peripheral brands already present in the American market? Are they confident about meeting the demands and expectations of American gamers?