Category: Hardware Reviews

Sineaptic’s first headphone is a surprise. Featuring rare ribbon driver technology, the Sineaptic SE-1 is unlike anything else in its price range. Find out if they’re worth picking up at $199 in this review.

The Wind Studio Sin65 is a unique and versatile custom keyboard kit inspired by the sine from trigonometry. It offers plenty of options, a great sound and feel, and retails for $288. Find out more in this review.

Looking for a premium ultralight wireless mouse without the giant pricetag of the Razer Viper Mini Signature Edition? Look no further than the Pwnage StormBreaker. Find out more in this review!

A quality gaming mouse can sometimes mean the difference between getting that Victory Royale, or getting that last hit in against a tough raid boss. Glorious, the makers of some, well, glorious PC peripherals, has recently released its next iteration o…

The Razer Viper is back but maybe not as you expected. The Razer Viper V3 HyperSpeed offers excellent performance and refined ergonomics but if you were hoping for a new Viper Ultimate, you’ll need to keep waiting. Find out more in this review.

Corsair just released its latest wireless gaming headset with the HS80 MAX. They’re premium priced at $180, but are they the best gaming headset of the year? Find out in this review.

The Monsgeek M1W is a perfect example of Monsgeek’s mission: to make high-quality keyboards more affordable. Coming in at $139.99 fully built or $109.99 as a barebones kit, it features an aluminum case, pre-lubed switches and stabilizers, fast 2.4GHz w…

The Corsair K70 MAX takes aim at Wooting with magnetic, dual-actuation switches. Does it succeed? Find out in this review.

AMD has finally released cards in the mid-range, targeting high refresh-rate gaming at 1440p with its new RX 7700 XT and RX 7800 XT graphics cards. But how do they stack up?

The CIDOO V87 is a custom keyboard that you don’t have to build yourself. It’s built like a tank, feels great to type and game on, and sounds even better. The best part? It’s only $150. Get all the details in this review.