Category: Hardware Reviews

The Corsair K65 RGB Mini is a great portable keyboard option for those looking to game and, at times, do some light typing. While the keyboard has several excellent features, a few issues hold it back from being a perfect experience. Find out in our re…

The HyperX Alloy Origins 60 petite 60% form factor keyboard is one solidly built peripheral. The design is excellent, and depending on your use case, this may be a keyboard worth your time. The software does have a couple of issues, and some secondary …

With storage at a premium during the new console generation’s infancy, external solid state drives are becoming a necessity. We take the ADATA XPG SE900G External Solid State Drive for a test run to see if it’s worth the investment.

Gigabyte sent us its new gaming headset, the H1, to take for a test drive. Is it worth a buy? Find out in our review!

We’ve seen the AirPods Pro and Razer Hammerhead Pro, but what about Samsung? With its new flagship ANC true wireless earbuds, the company aims to impress but does it? Find out in our review.

The AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT is the next card in AMD’s line up of RDNA2 cards, targeting high framerate, max settings 1440p gameplay. How does it stack up, especially compared to previous AMD cards as well as the competition? Here is our review.

Gunnar is one of the biggest names in gaming glasses and Rainbox Six: Siege is one of the biggest multiplayer games on the market – what happens when the two collide? That’s right, some slick Ash Edition gaming glasses. Find out if they’re worth a buy …

Kinesis may not be a company people outside of the ergonomically obsessed have heard of but that’s about to change with the release of the Kinesis 60% Tournament gaming keyboard recently announced. The Kinesis TKO packs a lot of features in a small 60…

See Audio is a newer brand but it’s out to impress with its Yume earphones. Coming in at $169.99 and modeled after the 2020 Harman Target, they’re designed for mass appeal and it shows. Find out why in our review.

Looking to enhance the look of your setup but don’t want to spend the big bucks on Philips Hue? The Govee Flow Pro LED Bars are bright, vibrant, and only $59. Find out if they’re worth a buy in our review!