Tech & Gear Reviews

For those who don’t know my background, I have over 20 years in Network Engineering under my belt, with a heavy emphasis on routing and switching technologies. This has served me well in my career, but has also given me a great deal of insight when I do hardware

The Horde AIMO is a decent keyboard, but its price point immediately makes it difficult to recommend. To put it simply, $90 for any keyboard is a lot. After using it to play Destiny 2, The Conjuring House, and Pillars of Eternity 2, I just don’t believe it is

Gaming accessories come in all shapes and sizes, including headsets, pro controllers, charging docks, and more. They aren’t necessary, but they typically enhance and improve the gaming experience. Personally, headsets are my favorite type of gaming accessory, especially for online multiplayer games. Having that up-close, multi-directional surround sound can

I was very excited to get the chance to review the Sunmae Gaming Chair, as my old one was pretty worn out from years of abuse. As an author and a PC gamer, I spend more hours in a computer chair than the average person. A typical week for me

If you open up my cabinet expecting flimsy water glasses, you’ll be sorely disappointed. It’s not that I drink an abundance of beer, or anything of the sort. In fact, I don’t drink alcohol at all. No, it’s the sturdiness of the pint glass that I

As someone who spends most of my time gaming on PC, I know the importance of a good mouse. Not any old mouse will do, it needs to feel right and move perfectly. Any error can really throw you off when you’re doing something competitive like Overwatch. I had

These days, gamers have more options than ever for their game controllers. Typically, third party controllers are fun and allow for more personal expression, but lack the quality or features that first party offerings tend to have. First party controllers maintain a high level of quality but don’t really

Plantronics have always been pioneers when it comes to the quality and features of their headsets. The RIG 500 series, released last year, was the first series of headsets to include Dolby Atmos activation codes, taking advantage of the Xbox One’s support of the service. Just prior to E3,