ViewSonic Elite XG320U 32-inch 4K Gaming Monitor Review: Dripping With Color And Performance By Christian Eberle published 17 January 22 Editor's Choice The ViewSonic Elite XG320U is a 32-inch Ultra HD gaming monitor with 144 Hz, 150 Hz overclock, Adaptive-Sync, HDR and a huge color gamut.
EVGA SuperNOVA 1000 P6 Power Supply Review By Aris Mpitziopoulos published 16 January 22 EVGA releases another high-end PSU line, and its flagship is the SuperNOVA 1000 P6 model.
MSI Spatium M470 SSD Review: Ready for Play By Sean Webster published 15 January 22 Leveraging Phison’s E16 controller and BiCS4 TLC and low pricing, the MSI Spatium M470 is a solid PCIe Gen4 SSD built for gamers.
Wuque Studio Mammoth75 Review: The Porsche of Mechanical Keyboards By Christopher Coke published 13 January 22 Editor's Choice The Mammoth75 is an expensive, luxurious statement-maker. If you have the funds and a passion for mechanical keyboards, it’s an outstanding option.
EVGA SuperNOVA 850 P6 Power Supply Review By Aris Mpitziopoulos published 12 January 22 The EVGA SuperNOVA 850 P6 is another Seasonic Focus-based PSU with enhanced protection features.
Keychron Q2 Review: Small Size, Big Upgrades By Myles Goldman published 12 January 22 Editor's Choice Keychron’s Q2 gasket mount keyboard offers a smaller size, but mostly big improvements over the already great Q1.
Adafruit KB2040 Review: Custom Keyboard Creator By Les Pounder published 9 January 22 A $9 RP2040 based board that brings CircuitPython to the keyboard world. Build your own custom keyboards with extra features thanks to Stemma QT.
Neat Microphones King Bee II Review: Good Value, Natural Sound By Christopher Coke published 5 January 22 The King Bee II from Neat Microphones is a great choice for up-and-coming content creators. It sounds great, is built like a tank, and includes needed accessories without breaking the bank.
MSI MAG B660M Mortar WIFI DDR4 Review: B660 Chipset Bliss? By Joe Shields published 4 January 22 An inexpensive entry into Alder Lake, with full (stock) performance.
Opal C1 Webcam Review: A Smartphone Style Camera For Your Computer By Michelle Ehrhardt published 3 January 22 With a built-in Intel processor, the Opal C1 is an expensive and niche device that nonetheless heralds an exciting future for webcams as a whole.
Epomaker Lite Review: Had a Ton of Potential By Myles Goldman published 2 January 22 Packed with unique features…and unique issues
Roccat Torch Review: Lighting the Way By Nate Rand published 1 January 22 Roccat's Torch microphone separates itself from the pack by turning aesthetics into something genuinely useful.
Cherry MX Board 3.0 S Keyboard Review: Bling and Ping By Christopher Coke published 31 December 21 Work and gaming keyboard from the king of switches.
Asus GeForce RTX 3070 Noctua Review: Absolute Unit By Jarred Walton published 29 December 21 Quad-slot cooling with massive fans
Pimoroni Trilobot Review: Powerful and Affordable Pi Robot By Les Pounder published 28 December 21 Editor's Choice Simple to build and code, Trilobot from Pimoroni is an excellent platform for building your first, or your latest Raspberry Pi powered robot.
MSI MAG Z690 Tomahawk WIFI Review: Stealth Mode By Joe Shields published 28 December 21 MSI’s Z690 Tomahawk brings a stealthy black appearance, four M.2 ports and other updates to Alder Lake for $309.99.
Eve Spectrum ES07D03 Review: Premium Image Quality and Performance By Christian Eberle published 27 December 21 Editor's Choice The best overdrive we’ve ever tested
Pimoroni Interstate 75 Review: Control LED Matrixes with RP2040 By Les Pounder published 26 December 21 Powered by an RP2040 SoC, this board can light up to four HUB75 LED matrixes.
Movo WebMic HD Pro Review: Technically Proficient, Physically Flawed By Michelle Ehrhardt published 25 December 21 The Movo WebMic HD Pro is a more-than-serviceable hybrid of a 1080p webcam and a desktop condenser microphone. But its unusual shape makes it awkward to mount.
Lenovo G25-10 Gaming Monitor Review: 144 Hz on a Budget By Christian Eberle published 24 December 21 If you’re looking for budget speed, the Lenovo G25-10 sports 144 Hz and Adaptive-Sync at a low price. With solid performance and accurate color, it delivers excellent value.
