Peripherals

Yesterday, computer parts manufacturer Cooler Master announced that it will hold its product showcase, the upcoming Summer Summit 2021, this week online. The event will highlight the company’s advances in current technology as well as new product releases coming soon. Cooler Master, a leading manufacturer of desktop components and

ROCCAT, Turtle Beach’s Germany-based PC peripheral brand, today revealed the Torch, its first studio-grade USB microphone. The Torch is set to launch on August 15, 2021, at the price point of $99.99. It is available for pre-order now from participating retailers as well as Roccat’s website. The

I need to come clean. I absolutely LOVE movies, and I’ve always wanted a home theater. I finally got my wish in my current home, and rattling the rafters with my gorgeous 75” OLED TV and bone-crushing subwoofers ticks a bucket list item for me. My friends Holly and

I’ve used a lot of different kinds of headphones and headsets over the years. From earbuds to studio quality ‘phones, I think at this point I know my way around sound. Ideally, I’d want some headphones that are comfortable without being heavy, wireless with the option for wired,

Everyone has their preferences when it comes to computer hardware, especially when it comes to keyboards. Some prefer a quiet, sleek, and low profile keyboard, others might want something with special features like extra, customizable buttons. Personally, I like keyboards that aren’t too flashy, but have that nice clicky

Video game streaming is a big business. How big? Well, it sailed past 6 billion dollars in ad revenue last year alone. If the thought of getting paid to play games is appealing, let me offer up some caution. A good entry-level DSLR camera body will run you $500, a

If you play twitch skill based shooters, there’s a good chance you are using a mouse with a cord. Roccat wants to change all that. Could the Roccat Kone Pro Air be the mouse that gets me to move on from my Apuri and Burst Pro combo and to

It’s a little bit behind the scenes, but reviewing videogames means picking up a lot of skills and using a lot of tools. Photo and video editing, audio mixing, capture and livestreaming, and then there’s that whole playing the game and writing thing. To help with these sorts