Reviews: Technology
Technology reviews focus on hardware, devices, gadgets, software and more from a large variety of gaming, lifestyle, entertainment and consumer genres.
PlayStation 5 Review – Delightful Dual Sense
Despite everything 2020 has thrown at us, the next generation of gaming is finally here. First with the Xbox Series X and now with...
Xbox Series X Review – Platform Power Play
Microsoft's Xbox Series X is incredibly quiet, well built, wonderfully unassuming, incredibly fast and filled with untold potential. For a new console, the Xbox Series X currently offers one of the best places to invest in Microsoft's maturing ecosystem.
Razer Huntsman Mini Review – Incredible 60% gaming keyboard!
Small form factor hardware is growing increasingly popular. For the longest time, the Tenkeyless keyboard was considered the “tiny keyboard”. Apple’s MacBooks and Wireless...
Logitech G102 Lightsync Review – Great bang for buck
The Logitech G102 Lightsync is a sturdy entry-level mouse perfect for gamers looking for a long-term purchase on a budget.
Logitech G733 Lightspeed Review – Wirelessly Limited
The Logitech G733 Lightspeed is genuinely a trendy-looking headset. The colour options are nice-to-have and its headband plus head strap design, coupled with soft memory foam pads, make it exceptionally comfortable when resting. The most fundamental issue with the G733 Lightspeed lies with how shallow the cups are. My ears permanently connected with the inside of the cups, which resulted in immense discomfort after a few hours with it. The mic is admirable, but nothing to write home about, while the surround sound virtualisation is on-par with the best Logitech has to offer. Ultimately the Logitech G733 Lightspeed has enough to keep it from falling to the wayside, but no magic. It is wireless only, which limits the headset to PC, MacOS and PS4. It is the third headset featuring the Blue VO!CE technology, which is a nice plus. The challenge, however, is figuring out exactly who the headset is for? With a suggested retail price of $129, it is baffling to imagine it competing with the similarly priced and far superior Logitech G Pro X.
Logitech G Pro Keyboard Review – Compact long-term companion
The Logitech G Pro Keyboard is a tenkeyless, compact, and robust professional gaming peripheral meant for esports and gamers who care about space.
Logitech G Pro X Gaming Headset Review – Sturdy, Solid & Sound Great
The new Logitech G Pro X Gaming Headset has a gorgeous design, excellent sounding 7.1 surround sound and even has BLUE VO!CE tech for its mic.
Razer Basilisk Ultimate Review – Exceptional Gaming Mouse
The Razer Basilisk Ultimate leads the Basilisk lineup with premium features meant for enthusiast gamers, including DPI steps, wheel resistance, and more.
Razer Basilisk X Hyperspeed Review – Performance on a budget
For all intents and purposes, the Razer Basilisk X Hyperspeed is a no holds barred, no-fuss, high-performance gaming mouse. It cuts a few corners here and there, but at the same time offers premium gaming at a fraction of the cost.
Rapoo VH510 Review – Decent, but gaudy, budget headset
The Rapoo VH510 is a 7.1 surround sound USB-only gaming headset meant for instant plug-and-play. It is flashy, big, and may not be everyone's cup of tea.
Logitech G703 Lightspeed Review – A great option for gamers!
Thanks to the addition of the HERO sensor, the Logitech G703 Lightspeed Gaming Mouse has become the simplest, yet most effective wireless gaming greatness.
PDP Gaming Level 50 Wireless Stereo Gaming Headset Review
PDP Gaming offers gamers an affordable entry into the high end gaming world with their new PDP Gaming Level 50 headsets, and they are incredible.
Nacon Revolution Unlimited Pro 3 Controller Review
The Nacon Revolution Unlimited Pro 3 controller offers incredible levels of customisation and premium looks in one easy to carry package.
Logitech G815 review – Sturdy, stylish and great for gaming
The Logitech G815 is sleek, beautifull, and masterfully crafted. It features a low-profile deisgn unlike any other, while keeping RGB and mechanical in tact
Acer Predator Helios 300 Review – entry-level enthusiast bliss
The Acer Predator Helios 300 may tehcnically be an entry level gaming laptop, but it delivers enthusiast performance and power.
Acer Nitro 5 Review – Great Budget Gaming Laptop!
The new Acer Nitro 5 is a budget conscious gaming laptop that does more right than wrong when it comes to gaming on the go.
Razer Viper Review – Striking a decent balance
The new Razer Viper is a decent entry-level gaming mouse that strikes a nice balance between budget, design and functionality.
Razer Kraken X Review – Budget is the only good thing it does
Razer Kraken X is the newest budget headset from the gaming peripheral giant. It is a pity then, how its entry level price is the only thing it does well.
LG Q60 Review – Smart, elegant and capable budget phone
The LG Q60 is a decent entry-level to mid-tier device that will not break your bank. Does it stand up to its peers? In some aspects it does!
Ultimate Ears Boom 3 and Megaboom 3 Review – Portable Speaker Kings
The Ultimate Ears Boom 3 and Megaboom 3 are two powerful, fiercely robust, and incredibly sexy portable Bluetooth speakers.
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The Nevers Review [Season 01] – Victorian Powered Déjà vu
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The Nevers Review [Season 01] – Victorian Powered Déjà vu
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Balan Wonderworld Review – Wondrous disappointment
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Harvest Moon: One World Review – Unfortunate Tidings
Harvest Moon: One World fails to follow through on a few genuinely cool ideas due to generally uninteresting design.
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity Review – A new dynasty
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity is a Dynasty Warriors game that feels nothing like a Dynasty Warriors game, and that is why it is so good.