Tech & Gear Reviews

Editing videos has almost become part of my daily routine. On top of capturing and posting gameplay of just about every game I review, I also edit a lot of GT’s other videos like reviews and many of those monthly upcoming games lists. Some recent work I’ve been

If you’re like me, you didn’t have all the coin in the world when the Steam Deck was up for pre-order or purchase. As much as I wanted the bigger version, at least I was only sacrificing space in buying the lowest model in the 64gb. At least

You all know, I’m a SteelSeries fiend. As I mentioned in our preview, my desk is taken over with their products, mainly because they’re all quality. With the SteelSeries Alias and Alias Pro releasing, it was time to switch out my Elgato Wave:3. That said, the Wave:

If you’ve never heard of TEAMGROUP or T-Force, that wouldn’t be a huge shock – they aren’t one of the big manufacturers normally found in the United States. Before you click away, don’t worry – this isn’t some knockoff garbage that will fail, losing your data, or

There’s a running joke that’s as old as videogames about going to a friend’s house to play and being given some bizarre ill-conceived excuse for a controller. Whether that 2nd player controller is way too big, has odd button placement, weird clacky sticks, or whatever this thing

FlexiSpot has been an absolute life saver for me for the last year. After my hip surgery, the mechanical damage to my hip was repaired, but the nerve damage remained. Physical therapy helps, but ultimately I’m still alternating between sitting and standing frequently. I’m not sure what the

You see them when you watch the big streamers. They all seem to have some awesome hex-based light behind them, pulsing, glowing, or showcasing some cool pattern. As I’ve recently revamped my entire office, putting up a staggeringly large six and a half foot sit/stand desk, I thought

There’s a newcomer on the audio scene. Shooting to redefine the way wireless audio is delivered, they have a completely unique approach in their upcoming headset, the SE-1. With over a dozen hours of battery life, and sound normally reserved for high-end wired headsets, could this be the new