Category: Hardware Reviews

Xiaomi is on a roll with product releases! Today, we’re looking at its new flagship AirPods competitors, the Buds 3T Pro. At $199, do they have what it takes to compete?

Looking for a high-end smartphone without breaking the $1000 barrier? The Xiaomi Note 12 series might be exactly what you’ve been waiting for. Find out in our review!

NZXT reaches once more outside the PC case with the LIFT gaming mouse. Released alongside the FUNCTION modular mechanical keyboard series, the LIFT seeks to elevate your gaming experience with an ultra lightweight, ambidextrous mouse.

NZXT reaches once more outside the PC case with the FUNCTION modular mechanical keyboard. But, that’s not all: what if NZXT built your perfect mechanical keyboard for you? The results might surprise you and it’s not guaranteed to be something you’ll enjoy.

Razer’s back with its latest (and greatest?) take on the Kraken. With the same great sound, a slimmer fit, and brand new HyperSense haptic feedback, this Kraken ups the game — and its price. Find out if it’s worth a buy in our review!

Standing desks are becoming more and more the norm, especially as so many of us are looking to upgrade our home setups for work. While we often associate these with work-life, many gamers upgrade their setups to provide more flexibility during long gaming sessions. How does Cougar’s latest offering hold up?

Looking for a great keyboard to take on the go? How about one that’s designed to sit on top of your laptop’s keyboard and deliver a typing experience that’s MUCH better than expected? If so, don’t sit on this review!

The See Audio Yume were an outstanding set of earphones for your daily life, but they’re back and better than ever thanks to popular IEM reviewer, Crinacle. Find out how in our review!

Looking for a fast gaming monitor that can play your games at 4K and go even higher than 144Hz? This might be the one for you. Find out in our review.

What do you get when you combine high-quality microphone preamps, digital signal processing, on-the-fly controls, with multichannel mixing and cram all of that into a small, desktop interface? You get the Revelator io24 from PreSonus.