Category: Hardware Reviews

Shure makes some of the most popular microphones in the world and today they’ve released one just for podcasters and streamers. No interface, no problem — but is it worth $249? Find out in our review!

When MMORPG took on the Yeti X back in 2019, we couldn’t recommend this particular microphone enough. With that said, what could mic manufacturer Blue do to make us want this stalwart of the streaming scene any more? It turns out the answer is to simply give it the WoW factor, quite literally. The Blue Yeti X World of Warcraft Edition is the latest edition to microphone manufacturer Blue’s lineup of audio hardware and it certainly made a striking debut on our desktop this week.

The Samsung 980 PRO is a breakout stars of the PCIe 4.0 performance show. Offering best-in-class sequential read and write speeds, could this drive be a window into technological advances yet to come?

The SHP9500s are some of the most well-regarded budget headphones money can buy. Does the SHP-9600s live up to their legacy? Find out in our full review!

HyperX takes the Cloud II headset wireless, offering 7.1 surround sound and more while not tethering your head to a controller or USB port. Will dropping some cash on the wireless Cloud II take you to Cloud Nine? Read our review to find out.

We reviewed the Flexispot M3B Standing Desk Converter back in 2018. Two years later and now $110 cheaper, has our opinion changed? Find out in this rare long-term review!

When it comes to microphones, things are pretty straightforward — literally. The AmbiMik-1 from MiniDSP changes things up with full positional recording, transporting your listener into your recording space. Is it worth $349? Find out in our review.

Does 1MORE officially hold the crown for being the best-value true wireless ANC earphone? Find out in our review!

Gigabyte has made quite a splash with its gaming monitors, and today we’re looking at its very first ultrawide. It’s 1440p, 144Hz, HDR400 certified, and comes complete with Freesync Premium, all for $399. Is it worth a buy? Find out in our review!

We already looked at the RTX 3090, but what about its more affordable counterpart, the RTX 3080? Today, we’re looking at the Gigabyte RTX 3080 Gaming OC 10G. Retailing for $749, should this be your next graphics card? Find out in our review!