Category: Hardware Reviews

The Razer Naga Pro is the wireless version of Naga Trinity and turns it up to 11 with new and improved features including Razer’s Hyperspeed wireless technology, redesigned side plates, up to 20K DPI, and Razer Optical Mouse Switch for "actuation …

Are you a streamer or content creator looking to take your audio capture to the next level? The Rode Broadcaster may be for you. It features a condenser capsule in a broadcast design to give your voice the natural sound your listeners deserve — but fo…

Some locations are simply impossible to cover with good WiFi signals. Into this impossibility, the NETGEAR Orbi, promises a wireless solution with true signal integrity over a mesh network and options for extra wired connections. Does the Orbi AX6000 l…

We are taking a look at the GTX 1650 SUPER XLR8 Gaming Overclocked Edition from PNY. This pint-sized GPU promises both perform and value for the smallest of PC builds. Could this be the small form factor GPU for you? Let’s find out.

NETGEAR has released the newest product to take on the venerated Nighthawk mantel, the Nighthawk AX1800 Mesh WiFi 6 System. Can we expect pro-level performance from this system or will it be relegated to the "sidekick" category? Let’s find ou…

Linsoul Audio recently sent over the Mangird Tea for us to try. Featuring seven drivers in each ear, it’s an impressive package, but at $299 doesn’t come cheap. Are you an audiophile looking for your next upgrade? Read on to see if this is for you.

We are looking at another monitor from Gigabyte that takes everything we loved about the G27QC and beefs it up just a little bit more. This is our review of the Gigabyte G32QC 32-inch Gaming Monitor.

Womier surprised us with the RGB-centric K66 and are back again with the tenkeyless K87. It features the same RGB style but with improved features.

Are you ready to take your stream of podcast up a notch but can’t afford the GoXLR? The At $179, MaonoCaster may just be the device you’ve been waiting for.

RHA is back with the TrueConnect 2. They improve on the original, but are they worth buying again to upgrade or choose over the competition?