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Latest Reviews
Keychron’s Q16 HE 8K proves beauty can ruin a keyboard
Review I've been using the Keychron Q16 HE 8K, a truly impressive full-ceramic keyboard with killer performance. I'm not so certain we need ceramic keyboards, though.
Flexible landscape and portrait JSAUX screens suit my laptop flow
Review The JSAUX FlipGo Horizon Pro gives users more screens while providing the freedom to work in landscape, portrait, stacked landscape, or solo display mode.
This $250 Razer keyboard is so fast you’ll never be able to blame lag again
Review The Huntsman V3 Pro 8KHz is absurdly quick, ultra‑responsive, and designed to give gamers zero excuses. This $250 keyboard is built for esports pros, with 8,000Hz polling and near‑instant response times, but normies could benefit from it, too.
This slim case from dBrand gives the Xbox Ally X a kickstand
Review There is no slimmer protective Xbox Ally case option than the dBrand Killswitch Travel Kit. I tested it on Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X. Here's why it's a fantastic choice for handhelds. Our review.
HP OMEN 34c (G2) monitor review: The safe ultrawide gaming option
Review I've been using the HP OMEN 34c (G2) ultrawide gaming monitor, and it's a great display in most respects. It plays it safe, though, and doesn't get it all right.
This bag is perfect for any handheld gaming PC
Review Tomtoc Arccos G-47 is the ultimate hands-free handheld gaming PC bag for people who want to protect their handheld in transit and bring accessories with them.
Hyperkin Competitor: Retro‑friendly design, modern precision, and a $50 price tag
Review With its PlayStation-style D-Pad layout, Hall Effect Sensors, and comfy design, the Hyperkin Competitor is now my go-to controller for playing 2D games on Xbox.
Logitech G321 LIGHTSPEED review: The best $60 wireless gaming headset you can buy
Review The Logitech G321 LIGHTSPEED is an ultra-affordable wireless gaming headset that looks and sounds great for only $60, but there's no Xbox version.
