Tech & Gear Reviews

I’d been looking at the CRKD Nitro Deck for a while, only holding on pulling the trigger because I don’t use my Switch much. Then, my wife was trying to find a good birthday present for me, and soon afterwards I was the proud owner of the Emerald

Playing video games on mobile, especially more complex ones, requires more than just a few touch screen controls. Developers are doing a great job of mitigating the tougher stuff, as sometimes it works alright, but overall you really need physical controls for the best gameplay. Enter the Razer Kishi, which

I’m a huge fan of PDP’s Victrix brand. The Pro BFG is my main controller, one that I’ve grown even more affectionate for as I’ve used it. That said, not everyone, including myself, can afford to drop $180 at the drop of a hat. A less

I’m a heavy duty controller user, and since I made mention of a distinct lack of “pro” controllers for PlayStation when I reviewed HexGaming’s Rival controller, the market has exploded. There aren’t just a bunch, even PlayStation got in on the craze with the DualSense Edge. From

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,

When the FLSun S1 arrives, it ARRIVES. As you can see in the video below, this printer is large enough to require a crate to ship it. The positive thing is that this means it’s almost fully assembled and ready to print the moment it arrives. Like FLSun’s

My Quest 3 charging game was weak. I have a USB-C cable running to the Quest 3 headset, and another to the BoboVR battery pack for my headset. For my controllers, it’s rechargeable batteries. Inevitably when I pick up my headset I’ve forgotten to plug in and charge

Although I’m mostly a PC player nowadays, I still keep a controller nearby in case it would benefit a given game. Like Hades, and most hack-and-slash games, it’s very difficult to play them on keyboard and mouse. Or more niche things, like Starfield’s ship builder — which is