Category: Hardware Reviews

Eyeglasses for gamers are often tacky in style, but incredibly useful to the point where you put up with their faux “edgy” looks. Thankfully, Felix Gray has stepped into the PC gaming eyewear arena to help make glasses for people who like a more muted …

Are you a streamer interested in taking things to the next level? Maybe you’re curious what lies beyond the legendary Blue Yeti microphone? Today we’re looking at the Bluebird SL from Blue Microphones. It promises “pristine, highly versatile sound” to …

It’s 2018, the year where RGB has taken over the world – especially if you’re looking for a new keyboard. But what if you’re looking for a high-quality slate without the rainbows and disco lighting? Well, Vortexgear has the answer with their new Vortex…

With Western Digital closing an entire hard drive factory, the writing is on the wall: solid state drives are the wave of the future. SSDs are more reliable and affordable than ever, and, in the case of our review today, even self-encrypt for added sec…

Mechanical keyboards have become a staple gaming peripheral but, after all this time, how do you push them forward? Roccat thinks they have the answer with their brand new flagship, the Vulcan 120 AIMO. It features a brand new in-house switch, AI-power…

Are you in the market for a new desk? Flexispot might just have the answer for you with their Electric Height Adjustable Standing Desk. Featuring a classy, clean look, it’s big enough for virtually any gamer but is the ability to stand worth $399? Read…

Team Group has been around since 1988, but it’s only recent they’ve made a splash in the world of gaming. Today, we’re looking at a particularly neat drive that’s completely sold on the RGB Revolution with the T-Force Delta RGB SSD. Is it all flash wit…

Are you considering water cooling but aren’t sure where to turn? Maybe you’re an overclocker that’s looking to drop a few degrees and push his OC to the limit. Or heck, maybe it’s as simple as wanting to drop that bulky air cooler. Our Hardware Editor,…

If you’re a streamer, the Elgato Stream Deck needs no introduction. With its fifteen buttons, it allowed you to seamlessly change scenes, trigger events, and even control other aspects of your computer without leaving the game. But what if you don’t ne…

Cooler Master has released another case following their gorgeous H500M that I reviewed a few weeks ago. This time we’re dropping the “M” and looking at the H500. Like it’s simple name implies, the case lacks a lot of the frills of its older brother, bu…