Hardware Reviews

The folks at Valve have turned out some excellent products, but let’s not pretend their track record has been flawless. The Valve Index is an incredible VR headset, and The Steam Machine was a solid idea executed poorly. The Steam Link was just ahead of its time, but the

At this point, despite what the mainstream media would suggest, the world has settled into a work from home mode. Zoom, Teams, Discord – whatever your poison, we are meeting with people across the globe. Once we get past the game show wheel of “Can you hear me?”, “You are on

Whether you are gaming, working, coding, surfing the web, or doing some combination of all of those things, a second monitor is almost a requirement nowadays. That’s easy when you’ve got a desk with a monitor tower to hold multiple displays and all of the associated connectivity and

There are small form factor cameras, and cameras with integrated or attachable gimbels, but few do both things well. I’ve used cameras from DJI, GoPro, small Lumix devices, and a few from lesser known manufacturers like Leica. All of them leave something on the table. The ones with larger

I review a lot of seats, but I’d not heard of AndaSeat before. They’ve been around since 2007 and have made a lot of seats, but for luxury cars. They partnered up with the Macau Grand Prix, as well as the Macau National Football Team, National Volleyball League,

We’ve reviewed a lot of gaming chairs. Each one carries a whole host of features that combine to give it a distinctive look that blends in with the RGB-infused PCs they often flank. E-WIN even sells a series of RGB-laced desks to go along with them. In short, they

As the grip of chip shortages eases ever-so-slightly, we’ve seen more manufacturers offering up increasingly powerful hardware to take advantage of newer platforms. Those who managed to score a 12th Gen Intel processor with a board to match found that they suddenly had PCIe 4.0 at their disposal,

It’s safe to say that music and sound design make up for a huge chunk of our gaming experiences, even if it is subliminal. Games like Doom try to put big bassy sounds in just about anything that can move, while others like Elden Ring create a sense of