Category: Hardware Reviews

Interested in having amazing sound anywhere you go? The Questyle M15 is a plug-and-play option to instantly enhance the sound of your phone, laptop, or PC. Find out if it’s worth a buy in our review!

Govee has partnered with Razer to add Chroma lighting integration to its lights. We took the Hexa Pro LED panels for a spin to see how they perform and how well the work with Razer’s RGB ecosystem. Find out how they fared in this review!

At $35, the Tangzu Shimin Li offers good sound and better build quality. Find out if it’s worth picking up in our review.

DUNU’s volcano-inspired Vulkan IEMs pack six drivers (2 dynamic, 4 balance armatures) into each ear, and they look as unique as they sound. Find our if they’re worth a buy in our review!

Earfun is back with a brand new waterproof Bluetooth speaker and set of budget-friendly ANC buds. Worth a buy? Find out in our review!

At only $40, the Turtle Beach REACT-R redefines what you should expect from a budget gaming controller. Find out why in this review.

Looking to upgrade your listening anywhere you may roam? From the PC to your pocket, the Fiio BTR7 aims to be the best portable you can buy. Find out if it succeeds in our review.

Razer is continuing to encroach on Elgato’s stream hardware dominance with the release of its own Stream Controller. The reskinned Loupedeck gives streamers and creators a powerful tool to improve workflow, but is it worth the upgrade over the industry standard options?

The original Moondrop Aria was one of the best earphones you could find under $100. Moondrop is back with the Snow Edition that’s supposed to improve look, sound, and durability. Find out in our review if it succeeds.

Focal is one of the most esteemed brands in the audiophile world, and the Elex may just be the best headphone for music and games in its price bracket. Looking for headphones with incredible clarity and spaciousness? Look no further than the Massdrop x Focal Elex.