Category: Hardware Reviews

Bowers & Wilkins is back with its latest flagship pair of true wireless earbuds, the Bowers & Wilkins Pi8. They’re packed to the gills with features and an improved listening experience but come in at $399. Find out if they’re worth it in this …

The latest affordable custom mechanical keyboard has arrived and it’s a… hippo? Fear not, this hippo isn’t about to rampage. Instead, the Hippo 65 aims to ravish. Your desktop. What did you think we meant? Find out if it’s worth picking up for yourse…

The OnePlus Buds Pro 3 are here to challenge the Apple AirPods Pros for earbud supremacy and you might be surprised at just how well they do for $179.99. Find out in this review.

Last week, we looked at the Holy Stone HS900 4K drone. Today, we’re looking at something a little more affordable for beginners. No FAA registration required, find out if the Ruko U11Mini is the entry-level drone for you in this edition of Just Fun Tech!

Is the NZXT Flow H5 the right case for your next build? Matthew Keith went hands-on to build his new system with it and has the details you need to know. Find out more in this review.

In this edition of Just Fun Tech, we’re reviewing the Holy Stone HS900: a 249g drone that doesn’t need to be registered with the FAA and rivals DJI. It’s tons of fun to fly.

The Elgato Light Strip Pro is a brand new light strip custom designed for live streaming and enhancing your gameplay experience. At $50 for 78", it’s reasonably priced but is it a good value? Find out in this review.

Melgeek is back with its coolest keyboard yet. It features magnetic switches, rapid trigger, snap tap, and a highly-themed eye-catching design. Find out if it stacks up to the competition in this review!

The Satisfaction 75 was one of the most influential custom keyboards to release, popularizing the compact TKL (75%) layout that’s so common today. Cannon Keys is back with its successor, the Sat75 X, an injection molded version that’s perfect for newco…

After reviewing the excellent Starforge Systems Voyager II PC a few weeks back, we’ve gone hands-on with another of the company’s offerings: the enthusiast-level Navigator PC. As a mid-tier option in Starforge’s lineup, how does it stack up, and is it …