Category: Hardware Reviews

We’ve looked at many gaming chairs and today we’re excited to be looking at one of the most famous brands on the market, DXRacer. Matt got the chance to look at a new entry in the company’s Racing line. Retailing for $399, we dug in for a closer look.

Razer’s Naga line of mice have long been a standard among MMO fans for their 12 programmable side keys, which serve as the top row of keys on your keyboard. Ideal placement for quick access to all those hotkeys. With the Razer Naga Trinity, Razer aims to give you three of its mice in one as it comes packed with swappable side-panels that mimic the Naga, the Hex, and a traditional mouse. Is it worth the $100 asking price? This is our Razer Naga Trinity review.

A number of people skimp on motherboard’s in favor of a more powerful CPU or GPU, something I’m guilty of as well. I recently got my hands on a Gigabyte Aorus AX370-Gaming 5 and quickly learned why I’ll never do a budget motherboard again.

I have been asking Christopher Coke for months not to please find me a headset that I can comfortably wear with glasses. You see, I don’t wear just any glasses, I wear GLASSES as in the biggest, heaviest nerd glasses you can ever imagine your professor wearing. It took a while, but we finally landed on the Roccat Aluma in-ear headset. This is our review.

Keypads have been around for some time now but often go overlook for the great peripherals they are. Razer recently updated their already great Tartarus Keypad with the Chroma-enabled Tartarus V2. It expands on its predecessor by adding an additional row of programmable keys, a scroll wheel, and other improvements that bring it up with the times. It’s time for the Tartarus.

The Nvidia Titan Xp Star Wars Collector’s Edition GPU is for the enthusiast PC gamer who not only wants the top of the line, but also wants to proudly show how much they love the saga in a Galaxy Far, Far Away. It just so happens that aside from being expertly Star Wars-themed, the Titan Xp is also a hell of a video card. This is our review.

Some time ago, a reader commented on one of our reviews, asking us to go deeper into the world of mechanical keyboards. Today, we’re expanding our exploration of the mechanical world, beginning with the Mistel Keyboards Sleeker MD870, releasing this month. It’s the most boutique board I have ever used, but for $179, is it worth buying in?

With more and more professional audio companies entering the gaming space, we’re getting some awesome new headsets. They sound great, feel great, have better microphones, and don’t look too bad either. Today, we’re talking about the Beyerdynamic Custom Game headset. What makes it custom? What sets it apart from the others? When did Beyerdynamic make a gaming headset?!

Since its founding in 2015, Secretlab’s mission statement has been the same: to deliver premium chairs without the extravagant prices. They’ve made quite a splash over their short time on the market and it’s no surprise. Their chairs are stylish and have gained the kind of groundswell it takes other brands years to develop. Not content to rest on their laurels, Secretlab is refreshing their flagship Omega with a brand new 2018 version.

For years, wireless gaming mice lagged behind their wired counterparts. Worse, nothing wrecked a game faster than feeling that battery start to die in the middle of your gaming session. Those problems are a thing of the past with the Logitech G PowerPlay system. We can finally charge our mice, right through the mouse mat. But with the charging system and mouse costing nearly $200, is it worth the cost of entry?