Category: Hardware Reviews

HyperX is back with its latest ultralight FPS mouse, the Pulsefire Haste 2. With extended life switches, dual mode wireless, a sturdy build, and an appealingly reasonable price, this is a mouse you don’t want to miss. Find out more in our review.

Corsair just refreshed its line of liquid CPU coolers with improved fans and bright, 600-nit LCD screens. Looking for a way to take your system to the next level while also investing in a practically useful upgrade? Look no further. Find out more in th…

Xiaomi just released its latest flagship smartphone in its affordably priced Redmi line-up. The Note 12 Pro+ 5G offers solid performance for gaming and productivity at half (or less) than other flagship smartphones and comes equipped with a 200MP camer…

Audeze teamed up with Grammy Award-winning producer, Manny Marroquin, to design a new headphone designed to "remove your room from the equation." They’re some of the best looking, best built headphones in their price range, and they sound gre…

Move over K70 RGB Pro, there’s a new kid in town. The K70 Pro Mini Wireless keyboard is Corsair’s first hot-swappable keyboard and it packs a lot of nifty gaming features into the small compact form. With more gamers looking to customize their typing e…

Looking to swap your gaming chair for something more ergonomic? The SIHOO M18 Classic comes in with an affordable price and good build quality. At $199.99, is it worth upgrading to? Find out in this review!

The Herman Miller x Logitech G Embody is one of the best gaming chairs you can buy, but is it worth the high cost of entry? Find out in this review!

Intel is aiming to get into the dedicated graphics business alongside Nvidia and AMD, launching its Arc-line of GPUs last fall. We had the chance to put the Intel Arc A750 Limited Edition through its paces this past month, seeing if Intel’s $250 GPU is…

The RiotPWR RP1950 iPhone controller is an exciting new addition to the mobile gaming landscape. Does this controller have it all for the iPhone Cloud Gamer on the go?

Drop recently released its latest mechanical keyboard, the Sense75. As a successor to the ultra-popular CTRL and ALT keyboards, does it deliver on its lofty promises of a "sensational" typing experience? The answer isn’t what you would think….