Peripherals

Audeze’s newest wireless gaming headset brings the stellar sound we expect from 90mm planar magnetic drivers, but it’s definitely not perfect.

The Philips 16B1P3300/27 pulls up the rear of the pack in performance.

The Rode NT-USB+ brings Rode’s Revolution Preamp technology to the NT-USB.

The Stream Deck+ is the first Stream Deck to have analog dials and an LCD touch strip, as well as a built-in stand.

The Corsair Katar Elite Wireless mouse is a simple, ultra-lightweight wireless gaming mouse that’s a little too basic for its $80 asking price.

The Elgato Wave DX offers a rich sound and a good price, but you’ll need Elgato’s Wave XLR interface to unlock its full potential.

An expected, but rushed-feeling update

Incredibly customizable in both feel and comfort, the Raise earns its breathtaking price.

The Logitech G735 is a white wireless gaming headset designed to be “inclusive,” but it’s not that special.

Razer's Barracuda Pro is an excellent-sounding, understated headset with a great case. But there's more than a little room for improvement.

Corsair’s HS80 RGB USB offers great audio quality, a fantastic mic, and quirky-but-comfortable design, but lacks connectivity options for non-PC gamers.

Corsair’s latest mid-range headset, the HS65 Surround, delivers excellent audio while upping comfort to new levels.

Razer Leviathan V2 sounds great and looks spectacular, Unfortunately, it only has USB-A and Bluetooth connectivity options. Its features are also tied too closely to (sometimes) messy software.

Asus’ ROG Swift PG279QM packs 240 Hz, and a huge Rec.2020 color gamut into a 27-inch QHD/IPS panel. It also sports Adaptive-Sync and HDR with no need for calibration and premium performance.

Despite enthusiast features like a gasket mount design, screw-in stabilizers and QMK/VIA support, the Keychron Q3 seems unfinished compared to the company's other releases.

Monoprice brings big value in a 32-inch IPS panel with its Dark Matter 43548. It delivers 165 Hz, Adaptive-Sync and HDR for a surprisingly low price.

A ton of features for the price, but wireless lag holds it back.

A 32-inch, 4K IPS panel 144 Hz support and more.

The Portico75 is a good value. It sounds good, feels good, and isn’t afraid to take a few chances. Its looks are divisive but there’s a lot to enjoy.

NZXT's Function mechanical keyboards bring hot-swappable switches to the mainstream market in three sizes. They also offer lots of customization, but that gets quite expensive.