Category: Hardware Reviews

When it comes to value for the dollar, there are few headset makers higher regarded than HyperX. Last year, we applauded the Cloud Alpha headset for delivering quality far above its price point. Today at CES, the company unveiled its brand new wireless headset, the HyperX Cloud Flight. We were lucky enough to spend the last couple weeks with it and are here to share our thoughts. Does it live up to HyperX’s reputation?

AMD Vega has been somewhat of a mixed product. The incredibly hyped, yet often delayed graphics architecture from AMD was finally released, but it’s release wasn’t without its issues last year. From stock issues thanks to low supply and demand from ethereum miners to a confusing way of packaging the product with monitors and game discounts, AMD Vega had a lot to live up to. So, was the hype worth the wait?

Input Club aren’t just any keyboard company. In fact, they’re not like any other keyboard company. This small, six-man team out of California is made up of some of the most passionate members of the mechanical keyboard community out there. In short, if you’re a mechanical keyboard fan, they are exactly the kind of people you would want calling the shots on your next board. Today, we’re looking at the Input Club K-Type.

When it comes to audio equipment, Audio-Technica is the brand to watch. This autumn, we reviewed both incredibly popular (and extremely good) M50X reference headphones, as well as the audiophile’s gaming headset, the ADG1X. Today, we’re sampling another impressive entry from their Sound Reality line, the ATH-SR9s. They’re the most premium set of headphones we’ve had in the office, but do these headphones justify their also-premium price tag?

When it comes to audio equipment, Audio-Technica is the brand to watch. This autumn, we reviewed both incredibly popular (and extremely good) M50X reference headphones, as well as the audiophile’s gaming headset, the ADG1X. Today, we’re sampling another impressive entry from their Sound Reality line, the ATH-SR9s. They’re the most premium set of headphones we’ve had in the office, but do these headphones justify their also-premium price tag?

Whether you’re a streamer, a casual gamer, an office worker, or just don’t want to stand, you’re going to need a chair. With so many options out there, it’s hard to find the one that works best for you. I’m here to help. This is our review of the DXRacer King Series OH/KS06.

If you don’t know Noblechairs, you should. When we began reviewing chairs earlier this year, our own Gareth Harmer immediately spoke up that we should reach out, having been the proud owner of a real leather Noblechair for some time. Well, today is that day. My only regret is not getting in touch sooner. We’re looking at the Noblechairs Epic in black and gold, what might be the classiest gaming chair we’ve tried yet.

Since Autumn, we’ve been exploring headphones and headsets like never before. As we round out into regular coverage, we knew we had to reach out to one of the biggest headset makers in the world: Astro. They were kind enough to send us a selection of their best, and we’re kicking this off with the A40 TR: a high-end tournament ready headset with its own surround sound MixAmp. This is our review.

The Mistel Barocco MD600 RGB might just be the most interesting keyboard we’ve seen. Not only is it well-made and supremely programmable, but it also features an ergonomic split allowing you to position it more comfortably than any standard keyboard. For gaming, it’s more capable than most “gaming” boards out there, but is it enough to make you split with your hard-earned cash? This is our review.

Thermaltake is well known for their line of cooling products, but this is a company with more up its sleeve. Today, we’re looking at the Tt eSports Meka Pro mechanical gaming keyboard. It features full key illumination, genuine Cherry mechanical switches, and comes in at $89.99. This is our review.