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Cubix CubeBook Review
Laptops are getting more powerful each and every day. Most of them are even more powerful →
Aorus X9 review
The Aorus X9 is out to pack as much power as possible into an ultra-thin gaming laptop. →
Razer Phone VS OnePlus 5 Specs Comparison
Razer, a company known for its gaming products, has unveiled their first smartphone, the Razer Phone. It’s →
Best Webcams – The New Razer Kiyo is One of Our Favorite Webcams
We’ve noticed a pattern after years of notebook testing: Built-in webcams generally stink. With the exception →
Razer Kiyo Webcam Review
It’s hard to look good when streaming on Twitch or Mixer. The best streamers have studio setups with professional →
Razer Wolverine Ultimate review
Two years ago, Microsoft proved that there’s market for a $149 (£129/AU$195) premium Xbox controller. Given →
EVGA SC17 review
Ultra high-powered gaming laptops take much of their design cues from modern supercars, with sharp, accented →
Best eGPUs: Add Graphics Power to Your Laptop
Ultraportable laptops are great when you need to put together a presentation for work, crunch some →
Razer Basilisk Review: The FPS Mouse Reinvented
The basilisk is either a giant, fire-breathing serpent, or an easygoing little lizard that canrun on →
Logitech MX Master 2S Review: Best. Mouse. Ever.
I’ve always been a trackpad user for the better part of my adult life. I never →
Razer Power Bank Review
For those of us who are constantly on the go, there’s nothing worse than looking at →
Razer Blade vs Asus ROG Zephyrus Comparison
Gaming laptops have been getting progressively thinner over the years — sometimes at the expense of power. →
Razer Blade Stealth (13-inch) Review
The original Razer Blade stealth turned heads with its stunningly sleek design and powerful performance, but →
Logitech G903 review
The Logitech G900 has reigned as the undisputed king of wireless gaming mice since it was →
SteelSeries Sensei 310 review
The SteelSeries Sensei is one of the most popular gaming mice in history next to the →
Razer Phone: 5 reasons you will want this crazy thing
Apparently there’s going to be a Razer Phone at some point in the near future, and →
Razer Blade Pro (2017) Review
Like Will Smith in the film Men in Black, Razer makes this look good. Somehow, the →
Gigabyte SabrePro 15 review
OUR VERDICT The Gigabyte SabrePro 15 is one of the most decked-out affordable gaming laptops that →
Razer Thresher Ultimate Review: The New Wireless Headset King
The good Extremely comfortable Fantastic music and game audio Easy-to-use surround sound Long battery life The →
Which Razer Laptop Is Right for You? Blade vs Stealth vs Pro
Razer’s laptops are like MacBooks for gamers. They’re chic, just as slim, and more powerful than →
MSI GS73VR Stealth Pro 4K review
MSI’s Stealth Pro 4K is a thin gaming laptop with a nice 4K-resolution 17.3-inch display. There’s →
Roccat Leadr Review: Big Design, Big Performance
The Roccat Leadr ($140) is a very good mouse, but its designation is a bit of →
Razer Lancehead Hands-on Review: A Good Esports Mouse That Could Be Great
The Razer Lancehead is an ambitious new mouse from Razer that could have something special to →
Corsair Glaive RGB review
Corsair is one of the first brands that come to mind when it comes to gaming →
Gigabyte Aero 15 review
Laptop on the inside, envelope on the outside, the Gigabyte wants to mail the Aero 15 →
Creative Sound BlasterX Vanguard K08 gaming keyboard review
There was a time, long ago, when Creative exclusively made sound cards and other audio related →
Origin EVO15-S review
Over the past few years, the computing industry has seen the release of thinner and lighter →
Creative SoundBlasterX Katana review
Why are there not more soundbars for desktops? If you have a pair of speakers, a →
The new 14-inch Dell Latitude 5840 will feature an Intel Core i7-7820HQ and a Thunderbolt 3 port to attach an external GPU
If you are looking for a small yet powerful notebook, Dell has the offer for you. →
Acer Spin 5 review: An affordable all-rounder
Tech is getting more expensive. Apple, Tesla, Nescafe and just about every other company out there →