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MIKIT is a sub-brand of iQunix aimed at releasing unique keyboards at affordable prices. The M65 is a compact keyboard with enthusiast build quality, and gaming-grade wireless, and starts at only $99. Find out if it’s worth picking up in this review.
Remember the iPod? We do! And so does Fiio. In this edition of Golden Ears, we’re looking at the Fiio M15S, a $999 audio player designed to take your music to the next level. What’s in a thousand dollar music player? Click through to find out!
Technics has been a staple in the audio world for decades, and with its latest pair of true wireless earbuds, it’s taking aim at Sony and Bose. Does it succeed? Find out in this review!
Influencer collaborations are the new hotness in the audio world, and we’re back again with the Raptgo x HBB Hook-X, a hybrid planar that seems perfect for music and gaming alike. Find out if it is in this review!
Anycubic is back with its latest flagship resin 3D printer. With an impressive 12K resolution, we take a look to see if this is the high-res printer your tabletop games have been waiting for.
Lofree just made the best sounding, best feeling low profile keyboard we’ve ever tested. Find out what makes it worth picking up for Windows and Mac in this review.
The Wu Zetian from TANGZU was one of our favorite pairs of earphones for music and gaming. Is its influencer-tuned refresh, the TANGZU x HBB Wu Zetian Heydey Edition, worth upgrading to or choosing over the original? Find out in this review.
Looking for a standing desk that you can actually afford? The Flexispot E5 Pro may be for you. Find out in our review.
The AMD RX 7600 Reference card is the first GPU for Radeon to release in the RDNA 3 family since last winter’s launch of the RX 7900 XTX and RX 7900 XT. Targeting a mix of high and ultra settings at 1080p, the RX 7600 Reference card aims to be a competitive and compelling upgrade for those who are still using years-old GPUs. At $269, does the RX 7600 Reference achieve this, though?
Falcon Northwest has been a mainstay in the custom PC world, and it’s just reinvented its DRX desktop replacement line-up. Thinner, lighter, and more powerful than ever, the DRX is a portable powerhouse. Find out exactly how well it performs in this review!