Drop CSTM80 Mechanical Keyboard Review

Drop, now owned by Corsair, just announced its latest custom mechanical keyboard. The Drop CSTM80 is designed with customization in mind, feature a configurable typing experience, magnetically swappable cases, full programmability and more at only $99 for the barebones version and $150 fully built. Drop is back. Find out why in this review.

UPspec Gaming xScreen Review

The xScreen from UPspec gaming is a portable monitor that allows you to take your Xbox Series X on the go. At $249, is it the best portable monitor for Xbox? Find out in this review!

Epomaker Shadow-X Mechanical Keyboard Review

Epomaker is back with its latest affordable mechanical gaming keyboard with the Shadow-X. With a sleek design, excellent typing experience, and tri-mode wireless, it’s yet another banger in a year of excellent affordable keyboards. Find out if it’s worth picking up for yourself in this review!

AVerMedia Live Gamer Ultra 2.1 Review

AVerMedia just released its latest capture card. Capable of recording at 4K60 and passing through 4K144 with HDR and VRR, it’s one of the very best options on the market today. But at $300, is it worth spending extra for? Find out in this review!

ASUS ROG Ally (Z1 Extreme) Review

Setting out to compete with Valve’s Steam Deck, the ASUS ROG Ally (Z1 Extreme) aims to pack a ton of gaming power in the palm of your hand. But at $699, is the ASUS handheld worth the money?

Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2e Review

Bowers & Wilkins just refreshed its PX7 with a brand new version, the Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2e. The "e" stands for "evolved," but how evolved are they? Find out in this review!