Hardware Reviews

Sound activated dice? Yep, that would be Boogie Dice, a powered pair of dice that you can incorporate into any game that uses standard 6-siders.

One of hardware company Viewsonic’s latest, the XG2402 is one terrific gaming-centric screen. This one’s got almost all the bells and whistles and then some.

Headphone-maker 1More delivers an impressive set of bluetooth phones with the Triple Driver. Though it’s not without an odd issue.

Transmitting HD video wirelessly might seem like a fantasy, even today. But you’d be surprised by what ioGear has managed.

D-Link goes whole-home with their Covr-1203 wireless router system. If you’ve been looking for a mesh solution it could be the ticket for you.

Holy smartwatch Batman! One61’s new line focuses on the television versions of DC superheroes. We take a look at the Batman ’66 edition in this review.

Hyper X’ latest headset has its phones set on being as usable (for everything) as possible. And aside from being wired, there aren’t too many downsides.

Linksys’ latest router is aimed squarely at gamers, particularly Xbox One gamers. It promises an experience tailored to the gamer, prioritizing downloading and streaming to the console over everything else. 

We’ve reviewed a few of Kingston’s Hyper X gaming headsets in the past, but this is a little something different. This time we’re taking a look at their first ever gaming mouse- the Pulsefire.

Toast makes some of the coolest console covers out there, etching them out of actual wood. And shock and surprise, the Switch looks pretty awesome all spiffed up in one of their decal sets.

The best of both worlds? A backpack becomes a duffle bag with Solo’s Velocity. It’s a duffpack. And it can store pretty much anything you might need.

The latest Hyper X headset, the Cloud Revolver S mixes fantastic sound with a supremely comfortable frame.