Category: Hardware Reviews

Welcome back to Golden Ears, or semi-regular column exploring the world of high-end audio to discover just what you get for a skyscraper-esque cost of entry. Today, we’re looking at the HIFIMAN HE-1000se, a $2,000 pair of headphones that are regarded a…

Epomaker partnered with Feker to create the Galaxy80. With an aluminum case and coming ready to use out of the box with custom keyboard sound and feel and gaming-grade wireless performance, it’s the best budget TKL mechanical keyboard of the year so far.

Need the support of an ergonomic chair but hoping to find something stylish and made for gaming? The Mavix M9 might be the chair you’ve been looking for. Find out in this review.

Campfire Audio is one of the leading audio brands in the United States. Today, we’re looking at one of its more affordable offerings with the Campfire Audio Cascara. If you’re a fan of bass, you won’t want to miss this.

The Arbiter Studios’ Polar 65 is a compact magnetic switch keyboard aimed at taking on Wooting for the Hall Effect crown. Find out if it succeeds in this review.

HIFIMAN is best known for its line of high-end headphones, but today we’re looking at its premiere desktop sound system: the HIFIMAN Serenade. Featuring its acclaimed Himalaya PRO R2R DAC and enough power for the most demanding headphones or even full-…

The mechanical keyboard market is more competitive by the day, but we’ve found what may just be the best value pick under $100. The Rainy 75 offers a fully aluminum case, gasket mounting, acoustic foams, and other features usually reserved for much mor…

The AI era of laptops is upon us, and we have the ASUS Zenbook 14 OLED (2024) in for review. Featuring Intel’s new AI-enhanced Intel Core Ultra 7 155H processor and an ultralight design, it’s an impressive laptop that’s perfect for mobile productivity …

Thieaudio finishes its trinity of Hype earphones with the Thieaudio Hype 10. With a whopping twelve drivers per side, these earphones are deep into Golden Ears territory. Join us as we find out what makes them special… or not.

Looking for an interesting upgrade to our mechanical keyboard? Cerakey is back with its second round of ceramic custom keycaps, this time with silicone inserts for easier installation. They’re more than a little unique but are they worth the $126 cost …