Category: Hardware Reviews

AverMedia is breaking new ground with its first dual-input capture card for gaming. At only $249, it’s one of the most affordable dual-input cards period, ready for your console and camera in one. Read on for our full review.

HIFIMAN has been a major player in the audiophile world for more than a decade. The DEVA packs its famous planar magnetic drivers into a stylish new package and, for the first time, a high-end Bluetooth adapter for complete wireless freedom. At $299, a…

We’ve spent the last two weeks with the Freya IEMs. They’re hand-painted and beautiful, but does the sound live up to the appearance?

Looking for a reliable keyboard with a great track record among gamers and enthusiasts alike? This is a review you won’t want to miss.

Looking for a gaming chair and don’t want to break the bank? At only $169.99, this Amazon best-seller might be worth a look! Read on for our full review.

Looking for a high-speed NVMe? The US70 from Silicon Power supports PCIe 4.0 with a max speed of 5 GB/s. At $179 for the 1TB model, it’s one of the cheapest Gen 4 SSDs around, but does it have the performance to compete?

If you’re looking for ultra-fast storage on the go, the Samsung T7 deserves your attention. It’s "NVMe on the go" but does it offer NVMe levels of performance?

We got our hands on the avant-garde Electro Punk bundle from ASUS! Within this review, we’ll be breaking down the details of each piece along with looking at what value exists within a bundle like this. Strap in, it’s going to be a rockin’ ride.

ThieAudio may just have the best headphone of the year with the Legacy 3 and it’s just over $100. Read on to find out why.

Are you looking for a headset that can give you an edge? The Razer Blackshark V2 offers surprising THX audio and comfort that lasts. Should this replace your current headset?