Category: Hardware Reviews

DIY project boards move over, enter the Zimaboard. This small sized powerhouse may just be the next big leap creators have been waiting for. With a wide range of compatibility and features the Zimaboard 832’s limitations may only be limited by your ima…

Thieaudio goes head to head with Sennheiser with its latest headphones. The Thieaudio Ghost is an affordable pair of open-back headphones that make a great budget pick for music, games, and movies. At $129, these are a solid pick for your upgrade dolla…

Cougar just released its own 60% keyboard. Does it have what it takes to carry you to victory? Find out in our review!

Iris Lab is back with its latest affordable custom keyboard kit, the JRIS75 and it’s a doozy. With a customizable gasket structure, plentiful options, high-end sound and feel, and $155 price point, it’s the perfect entry point to the custom keyboard ho…

The Kiwi Ears Orchestra Lite earphones are an object lesson in balance. They’re beautifully designed and a great choice for both music and gaming at your PC. Find out if they’re worth picking up for yourself in this review!d

The AMD Ryzen 7000 X3D chips are finally upon us, and we were able to go hands-on with the ultra-powerful Ryzen 9 79503D. Following our review of the original 7950X, we’re ready to share whether this is the TOTL CPU to buy for gaming. Find out in this …

Xiaomi just released its latest flagship smartphone and we’ve gone hands-on to let you know if it’s worth upgrading for. Find out in our review

ASUS just released its latest lightweight FPS but this one is special. In partnership with AimLab, the ROG Harpe Ace will recommend settings to make sure you play at the top of your potential. Find out if it’s worth a buy in this review!

The Omnes Essential Wireless Gaming Headset from Cougar Gaming is the company’s first venture into the wireless headset market. How does this wireless headset stack up?

RODE just released an update to one of its most popular microphones ever with the RODE NT1 5th Generation. With "unclippable" audio, dual XLR and USB connectivity with studio-grade effects, and the rich detailed sound that made the NT1 a clas…