Product Reviews

Team Group T-Create Expert is an expensive and enduring NVMe SSD for content creators and Chia farmers looking for lasting performance.

Asus’ track record with single board computers hasn’t been the best, and the Tinker Board 2S is no different.

Atari’s VCs console/PC has finally arrived at retail. But aside from basic functionality playing Atari and retro titles, it still feels far from finished and seriously overpriced.

Antec’s P82 Silent isn’t an exciting chassis, but sometimes that’s exactly what you’re after.

The Pimax Vision 8K X is the highest-end headset that Pimax offers and is best suited for extreme VR fans with an excessive budget.

Antec P10 Flux: the most likeable boring case.

Asus’ Rocket Lake flagships lift premium off another level.

Adafruit’s Trinkey QT2040 sees the RP2040 SoC dropped into a USB key shaped microcontroller.

Cigent pairs secure software with heavily encrypted storage, for those who need to meet data compliance standards.

The Orion RGB arrives as yet another RGB option on the memory market. Can it outshine its competitors?

The Asus ROG Swift PG32UQX is a Mini LED gaming monitor with a tremendous feature list. It may just be the ultimate computer monitor – if you can afford it.

Building robots with Kitronik’s new boards is a great learning experience, made simple with good hardware and clever software.

TeamGroup's elite gaming division puts out the Dark Z FPS for performance seekers. Does the memory live up to its name?

Akasa’s latest passively cooled case bears a striking “maze” heat sink and simple looks designed to keep your Raspberry Pi 4 cool under pressure.

The Cooler Master MM720 is a followup to the Spawn gaming mouse with a honeycomb shell, new sensor and other improvements.

Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart shows the true benefits we get from games designed for the PlayStation 5's SSD and serves as a quirky entry in the series for fans and newcomers alike.

The Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect sees the Arduino and Raspberry Pi come together to provide a microcontroller with built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

Adata has joined the DDR4-5000 club, but can the Spectrix D50 Xtreme prove its worth?

A strong contender in the sub-$200 market, the Elegoo Neptune 2 is a well-built 3D printer with features usually not seen at this price point, but it might not be ideal for a first machine.