Peripherals

If you’ve been reading for a while, you know I’m always on the hunt for the next big piece of technology that moves the immersion needle.  Whether it’s virtual reality, motion simulation chairs, haptic vests, flight yokes, or driving sim gear, I want to feel like I’

Any good tech review should start with the “why”. Why do I need this particular device? What feature or function makes my life easier, entertains me, or otherwise improves workflow or efficiency? Whether it’s a videocard, a smart watch, or perhaps a pro version of a game console, a

If you take 30 seconds and just search “Monitor mount” on Amazon you’ll get over 20 pages of results, and with WILDLY varying levels of quality. Many come from unusual names like Suptek, Bontec, Bracwider, Sweetcrispy, and of course, Amazon Basics. If you were to do this same search,

The Enzion S6 is a triple-screen laptop monitor extender that brings two additional displays to either side of your laptop’s main screen. As someone who uses a triple-monitor setup at home, I’m always looking for ways to boost productivity when I’m away from my desk, and the

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 have been using the same Amazon microphone for over 6 years and never bothered to upgrade or change it because I never stopped to listen to my voice. At that point, I wasn’t recording a lot anyway and was only running tabletop games. My Amazon-branded microphone does the

Once upon a time, long, long ago, we had two things that were magical on all of our phones – batteries you could swap yourself, and storage you could expand. I know it’s hard to believe, but it’s true! You could replace a battery when it eventually stopped charging

The X’TRA GO GC515 is my new favorite accessory. It functions as a charging dock and a place to record games. It’s about the size of the palm of my hand, supports accessories like an Xbox controller and a keyboard, and, oh yeah, it’s gorgeous to look