Tech & Gear Reviews

My desk generally features a lot of SteelSeries devices. Even so, I do get gear that I like a bit better, and switch devices out regularly. I’ve really loved my Apex Pro keyboard, however, and even after reviewing a few other great keyboards I’ve always gone back to

CRKD is certainly bringing us back to the age of colorful accessories. The first Nitro Deck has more variants than you can shake a stick at, and the Plus model is starting to heat up. If you’ve followed our coverage of CRKD, you’ll know I personally think the

So, funny story, I lost my earbuds on a Polaris RZR ride at the end of August. While they weren’t any I’d be upset to lose, it immediately put my focus on replacing them. Little did I know that an email from SteelSeries would change my life. The

A good keyboard is just as critical to your PC gaming experience as a good mouse. Of course, what is and isn’t a good keyboard is an in eye of the beholder opinion because different people like different things, but what we can all agree on is that the

I’ll admit, the first time I looked at the Cooler Master MasterHUB I had no idea what was going on with the device. It looked super cool, like something from a sci-fi movie, but the practical application was beyond me. I use an Elgato Stream Deck occasionally, but that’

The Astro A50 is an iconic design for a gaming headset. It’s recognizable, and has been a huge player in the esports scene which has led to even greater acclaim. When you think Astro, you think of the best. That’s somewhat been my way of thinking, as I’

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

Yet another Turtle Beach headset this year, amirite? This will be the third one I’ve reviewed, with the gear maker going with a full lineup refresh. It’s usually a good thing, working out kinks and adjusting for feedback. I thought the new 600 series was just alright, but