Category: Hardware Reviews

Who needs RGB, anyway? HyperX is loud and proud with it’s discreet and black HyperX Fury DDR4, now clocking in at a blazing 3733 MHz. Lets see how it stacks up against the common kits in today’s market.

Are you tired of the "virtual" surround sound of most gaming headsets? The ROG Theta 7.1 offers the real thing, four drivers per ear. Does it live up to the promise?

Moondrop has impressed us this year with its balance of quality and price. Does their latest entry into the budget market do the same?

Elgato is flexing their way onto the audio scene with two new premium products: the Wave:1 and Wave:3 microphones. I’ve had the opportunity to use the Wave:3 for myself. But is it the right fit for you? Join us as we find out!

TIN HiFi made their name on affordable audiophile earbuds. Can they make the jump to true wireless unscathed?

External SSDs are starting to crop up more and more nowadays, and ADATA is no exception, releasing their latest external drive – the ADATA SE760 External SSD. How does it fare, though?

Logitech is back with the G915 we’ve been waiting for: the Logitech G915 TKL. Retailing for $229, is it worth the premium price tag?

Are you looking for a pair of waterproof headphones but don’t want to be tethered with a neckband? These headphones are exactly what you’ve been looking for and they’re only $49.

Razer returns to the mouse pad game with the Gigantus V2 line-up. From mouse pad size to a full desk mat, is it worth a buy? This is our review.

Coming in at only $34.99, are these true wireless earbuds worth a buy? Read on to find out.