Category: Hardware Reviews

Love it or hate it, RGB is here to stay. Today, we’re looking at what is easily the most impressive RGB fan on the market with the Corsair QL120. Available in 120mm and 140mm variants, these fans build on the company’s popular Light Loop design with RGB LEDs on both the inner and outer ring to deliver outstanding lighting effects. The QLs take things a step further by adding LEDs to the rear, making them gorgeous from any angle. Should you buy a set for your PC?

TIN HiFi has developed a name for themselves as one of the most affordable high-end brands on the market. Back in September, we looked at the T2 Pros, a powerhouse set of earbuds if ever we saw one for the cost. Today, we’re looking at the TIN HiFi P1s, a premium planar magnetic in-ear headphone. Planar magnetics are rare and expensive in the in-ear world making these headphones an especially interesting find indeed. Are they worth $169? Let’s find out.

Rock Jaw Audio came into the game back in 2012 with one clear goal, exceeding everyone’s expectations for great Bluetooth earphones. Enter the T5 Ultra Connect Ear Buds, one of the relatively few products we’ve seen from the company. Look and sound prove that this company knows their stuff, but do they earn their $100 cost of entry? Let’s take a deeper look and find out.

The original GoXLR took the streaming world by storm and no wonder: it combined an audio interface with a hardware mixer, sampler, voice changer, and built-in professional effects through the bundled software. At $398, it was an expensive investment, so Helicon Gaming is back with the GoXLR Mini, a trimmed-down version of the original that retails for a fraction of the price. Ready to take your content to the next level?

It’s only been a few short months since we first looked at the Razer Viper lightweight eSports mouse but today, we’re looking at the Razer Viper Ultimate. It features the same sturdy yet lightweight design of the original but now features improved feet and Razer’s industry-leading HyperSpeed Wireless connectivity. At $149, it’s competing in a crowded market – does it do enough to stand out and earn your purchase?

Durgod might not be a name you’ve heard of before in the world of gaming keyboards but they’ve been making a name for themselves in the enthusiast community. You’ll often find them on Drop or Amazon challenging the heaviest of heavy-hitters in pricing and features. Today, we’re looking at the Hades 68, a small form-factor gaming keyboard with RGB and a heavy-duty aluminum case. Is it worth your $119?

Meze Audio isn’t well known in gaming circles but they’ve definitely made the rounds in the audiophile community. Their headsets are known for the incredible sense of style, comfort, and fun sound profile. The Meze Audio 99 Neo is a refresh of the 99 Classic, complete with a new look and vastly reduced price but still featuring the same sound that made them a classic. Should these be your next pair of headphones? Join us as we find out.

Every now and again, we come across something truly special in our hardware and tech coverage. Today is one of those days. There’s no burying the lede on this one: we’ve discovered what may just be the best headphone you could buy as a gamer than also sounds incredible for music. We’re talking about the Massdrop X Beyerdynamic 177X GO, a headphone that shocked us in more ways than one. This is a review you won’t want to miss.

We’ve been exploring Schiit Audio’s line of DACs and headphone amps over the last two weeks all in the pursuit of today: Schiit Audio’s first gaming product. What happens when you take audio experts like the folks at Schiit and task them with creating something custom-designed for gamers? Hel happens. This is our review of the Hel High-Power Gaming DAC/Amp from Schiit Audio.