Category: Hardware Reviews

Mangmi’s Pocket Max has been making the rounds, and we got our hands on the Android-powered handheld. How does it stack up, and does the older Snapdragon processor at its helm hold it back? Here’s our review.

Ayaneo has refreshed its Pocket Air Mini, this time with the cute B. Duck aesthetic. How does the device hold up, though, and is it worth your hard-earned money? We think so, despite its shortcomings.

Bradford takes a look at Analogue’s latest console, the Analogue 3D, and puts the N64 love letter through its paces.

Bradford takes a look at Analogue’s latest console, the Analogue 3D, and puts the N64 love letter through its paces.

Presented as a cost-effective, ergonomic office chair solution, does the ErgoPlus Mesh hit the mark? Find out in our review.

Razer’s Kiyo webcam has come a long way since its first iteration, and we’ve got the Kiyo V2 and V2 X on our bench to test out. How do they stack up, and are they worth the cost?

Bradford is a sucker for quality metal handhelds, and the Ayaneo Pocket Vert screams quality out of the gate. But how does the new Android handheld inspired by retro handhelds hold up, and is there such a thing as too much power?

Nothing marks the end of a long day better than finding the most comfortable spot available and kicking your feet up. But the chair matters, especially for those long, late-night gaming sessions. We took the Flexispot Swivel Rocker Recliner Lotus for a spin to see just how comfortable gaming can be.

Rokid recently released their latest in their line of AI-powered glasses, this time the weirdly named Rokid AI Glasses Style. We have been taking them for a spin over the last few weeks, and have some thoughts.

The Competitor from Hyperkin promises tournament-ready performance. Can it deliver? Find out in our review.