Product Reviews

The SteelSeries Arctis 5 is a strong gaming headset with extensive software suite and a ChatMix dial. It also does well as a general headset with great audio settings for music and film.

The Asus ROG Maximus XII Hero performed well against its peers (when unlocked), offering the latest in connectivity and looking good while doing so.

Asus’ ROG Strix XG279Q rocks our speed tests and delivers HDR with extended color.

Tether-free gaming with extra oomph

The MSI MEG Z490 Ace brings a slew of modern connectivity, including USB 3.2 Gen2 (20 Gbps), Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201, robust high-quality power delivery, and good (though not the best) performance.

The Dell G5 15 SE (5505) is the first laptop with SmartShift. It offers strong performance and long battery life, but it runs hot and the keyboard isn’t comfortable.

The Ion+ 760P from Fractal Design offers good performance and silent operation at a decent price.

Das Keyboard’s 4C TKL is a tenkeyless design that brings peak productivity to a small form factor.

Intel's Core i5-10600K comes to market with excellent gaming performance at an ultra-reasonable price point.

The NZXT C650 power supply offers good performance and silent operation, at a fair price.

Starting at just $35 for the 2GB model, the Raspberry Pi 4 is the world's best single-board computer, a must-have for tech enthusiasts of all ages.

With a 96 hour battery life with lighting, and 1,080 hours without it this could be the perfect mechanical keyboard for those looking to eliminate those pesky cables.

The Riotoro Nadix gaming mouse has its luxuries, but we're not convinced by its feel or performance.

The Gigabyte Aorus Z490 Master performed well against its peers in our testing, overclocked our CPU to 5.2 GHz, offers plenty of updated connectivity, plus three M.2 slots with heatsinks.

Potent performance at a high price

Silverstone’s SETA A1 ATX chassis comes with sophisticated, understated looks, subtle RGB effects, and two whopping-big 200mm intake fans, but does it live up to its promises?

The Razer Mamba Wireless has a good sensor and handy options for wireless or wired use, but you may not find it to be comfortable for long gaming sessions.

Adata’s XPG Prime ARGB Extension Cables look and feel good, but they’re not very flexible, too short for some builds, and they face tough competition from Lian Li.

The Mad Catz R.A.T. Air is a confusing, unreliable gaming mouse that attempts to stand out with short-life capacitors powered by a powered mat rather than a battery that needs charging.