Mike Case

I recently had the chance to try out the SIHOO Doro C300 Pro, an ergonomic office chair designed with comfort and customization in mind. With adjustments for height, recline, lumbar support, and armrest positioning, this chair has a lot going on. As someone who spends a fair amount of time

The Quntis RGB Pro light bar aims to do more than just light up your desk—it’s here to bring some serious atmosphere to your setup. Designed with a solid 20-inch frame for larger monitors, it offers downward-facing light to illuminate your workspace along with RGB backlighting to set

I recently got my hands on the FlexiSpot XRC5 Recliner, and let me tell you, I was excited to see if it could live up to its promises of comfort and relaxation. FlexiSpot is known for their ergonomic products, but does that reputation extend to their recliners? With features like

As someone with a triple-monitor setup on my desk, it’s hard to adjust to a single screen when I use my laptop away from my desk. For the past few weeks I’ve been using the Kefeya S1 laptop screen extender to have a dual-monitor setup on the go.

FlexiSpot has a wide variety of standing desks, and they’ve recently released the FlexiSpot E7L, a pro-level L-shaped standing desk. I recently got my hands on one, and it’s designed to offer both plenty of space and top-tier functionality for those looking to upgrade their workspace. But does

I was originally introduced to 3D printing with the Ender 3 V3 SE (you can see my review here). Creality recently released the Ender 3 V3 Plus, which is essentially the same as the Ender 3 V3 but with a 58% larger build volume—hence the “Plus” in the name.

When I bought my first standing desk, UPLIFT was on my short list, but it was a bit out of my price range for the size I wanted, so I ended up looking elsewhere. While shopping for my previous desk, I had the benefit of some meatballs to snack on,

Step into the trenches with Verdun, a 1v1 and 2v2 trick-taking game that immerses you in the harrowing battlefields of World War I. Representing the German and French armies, players must navigate dwindling hands and strategic plays that sometimes aid the enemy, reflecting the grueling back-and-forth nature of the Verdun