Category: Hardware Reviews

See Audio has been on a roll this last year, first with the Yume and most recently with the Yume Midnight. But could it be the middle release, the See Audio Bravery, that’s best of all? Find out in our review!

If you were a fan of the Anycubic Kobra, we have a hands-on review for the Anycubic Kobra Max! For the veteran looking to get a little more serious about their printing or looking to upgrade from a smaller build plate, the Kobra Max is certainly an appealing (albeit expensive) new contender on the printer market.

Unlike most gaming headsets, the ASUS ROG Fusion II 500 puts sound quality first. Looking for a headset that will also make your music sound better than ever before? This may be the headset you’ve been waiting for. Find out in our review.

Anycubic just released its premiere filament 3D printer for beginners. At $279, it’s affordably priced but does it offer the quality to make it a good choice for your first printer? Find out in our review.

Looking for an affordable mechanical keyboard from a reputable brand? At $79.99, the Logitech G413 SE may be the right choice for you. Find out in our review!

What’s in a modern day music player? How about one that costs $699? This isn’t your old iPod Touch in a new shell. Find out what in our review!

Xiaomi just released its S1 and S1 Active smartwatches. Retailing for $269 for the full S1 and $199 for the S1 Active, these watches offer fast performance, fitness tracking, and a great sense of style. Are they worth picking up over the competition? Find out in our review!

The Razer Huntsman Mini Analog brings the innovative optical Analog keys to an all-new scale. At $149.99, Razer’s analog tech is more affordable than ever but does it actually make a difference in games? Find out in our review.

What if your laptop had multiple screens, even on the go? We checked out the FOPO Triple Portable Monitor to see what it would be like to have the productivity of a desktop, but on the road.

Elgato, the company that brought us the Stream Deck, CamLink, and countless capture cards is back again with their latest product for streamers. This time, it’s a… foot pedal? That’s right, and it’s actually pretty cool. Find out if it can enhance your setup in this review!