Category: Hardware Reviews

Razer has just released its latest webcam targeted at streamers. With a 1080p60 capture and STARVIS night vision technology for excellent low-light performance, is it finally time to upgrade your webcam?

Looking for a bluetooth headphone that puts sound quality first and can ALSO double as a great gaming headset? Thanks to its latest update, the Drop + THX Panda may be that all-in-one headset you’ve been waiting for.

Moondrop has made some of the most interesting and hyped earphones over the last several years but what happens when it tries its hand at true wireless? Find out in our review!

Corsair is back with a revision to its flagship gaming headset. At $269, it doesn’t come cheap, so what does this headset offer that others don’t? Find out in our review!

Razer unleashes another mini treatment with the new BlackWidow V3 Mini. With all of the features crammed into the BlackWidow line, has Razer given us a glimpse into a smaller future or did they shave too much off? Let’s find out!

Creative is a legendary company in the world of PC audio. How does its latest gaming headset stack up? Find out in our review!

If you’re looking to get into the realm of XLR mics for your streams and video creation, AVerMedia’s Live Streamer Mic 330 might be one to look at. However, does it do enough to set itself apart from the pack, especially when you put it up against similarly priced USB mics in the field?

Fiio just released the latest entry to its line-up of earphones, the FH5s. Featuring four drivers in each ear and a semi open-back design with a dragonscale finish, is this earphone worth a buy? Find out in our review!

AverMedia is out to challenge both the Elgato Streamdeck and the GoXLR all in one compact device: the AverMedia Live Streamer NEXUS. At $349, does it offer enough to compete? Find out in our review!

Epomaker is back again, this time with a 75% layout with the AK84 wireless mechanical keyboard. It features 84-keys, only three short of a standard TKL, but with a compact footprint. Add in bluetooth wireless, full RGB, programmability for gaming, and a CNC-milled top for $69 and you have quite the interesting keyboard. Is it worth a buy? Find out in our review!