Category: Hardware Reviews

Can the Razer Wolvering V2 Chroma overtake the Xbox Elite Controller as the premium controller to buy for Xbox and PC? Find out in our review!

Can the Razer Wolvering V2 Chroma overtake the Xbox Elite Controller as the premium controller to buy for Xbox and PC? Find out in our review!

Zhiyun-Tech is back with its latest compact gimbal. Coming in at $549, it doesn’t come cheap but has some very cool tricks up its sleeve. Find out more in our review!

We continue our two part review with a look at the Skylight and the Boom Arm and Pop Filter accessories. This mic also retails for $199, the Yin to the Limelight’s Yang. Find out if it’s worth a buy in our review!

512 Audio is a new brand looking to make a splash with its first two content creation mics. In this two part review, we begin by looking at its dynamic broadcast microphone, the Limelight. At $199, is it worth a buy?

Elgato’s Stream Deck has become a go-to must have for streamers everywhere, from the hobby streamers to professionals. The Mk. 2 version of the Stream Deck recently released and we’ve had a chance to go hands on with it for a few weeks now. How does it compare, and for those looking at getting into the Elgato ecosystem, does it provide enough to justify its cost?

NZXT just unveiled its airflow centric H510 Flow. Same excellent style, improved cooling. Find out more in our review!

Rejoice, all you architects of arctic PC builds: the Kraken now comes in matte white! Does the new color change how the Kraken performs? Hardly. But that doesn’t make them any less cool. Check out this spiffy, albeit speedy, option for CPU cooling!

The Razer Huntsman V2 is an ultra-fast optical keyboard that pulls from its roots and puts performance first. Find out if it’s worth a buy in our review!

Bradford has had an off-and-on relationship with wireless gaming mice over the years, though that has changed a bit the last year he’s been using a wireless mouse. How does Corsair’s latest offering, the SABRE RGB PRO Wireless Champion Series, stack up compared to the rest of the competition, though, and does it make a compelling case for a tournament grade wireless offering?