ASUS X540LA 15.6-inch laptop review: big on a budget
The ASUS X540LA is a big, surprisingly light and very affordable laptop. Aimed at students and casual home use, this 15.6-inch laptop could also easily replace an aging desktop PC. Here’s my review.
Review: Sennheiser Game Zero Headset blends comfort and performance
When you think of video gaming, Sennheiser isn't a company that comes immediately to mind. When it comes to headphones and audio though, it should be. Sennheiser's been taking a hard look at taking over the gaming headset market, with recent entries into the market like the Game One Headset. With a very minimalistic approach geared more toward longevity, comfort and performance, the Game One is a headset you definitely shouldn't overlook.
Hands-on with Logitech’s latest Mac accessories, including the MX Master 3S...
A review of Logitech's new Mac accessories including the MX Master 3S Bluetooth optical mouse for Mac and Lift vertical ergonomic mouse for Mac.
WD_Black SN850 solid state drive expanded game storage review
The WD_Black SN850 SSD for the PlayStation 5 features high-performance storage, read on for my comprehensive review.
Mobifoto Ring Light Creator Kit review
The Mobifoto Mobilite ring light lives up to its name as a creator kit by offering endless possibilities to benefit anyone who makes content at home.
BenQ P-series 32 inch monitor review
The BenQ 32" 4K LED Monitor strikes the right balance between providing amazing professional functionality and being a dependable day to day monitor.
Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition review on Nintendo Switch
Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition improves visuals, refines gameplay, and makes exploration rewarding.
Hyperice Venom Go wearable review
Injuries and muscle soreness are a fact of life. The Hyperice Venom Go is a heat and vibration wearable that aids in recovery.
Review: LG 360 Cam sees the world in 180- or 360-degrees
Shooting photos or video in 360-degrees is a unique proposition that has only become readily available to consumers in the last few years. Prior to that, it was either expensive or out of reach, and few options to display the content anyway. The LG 360 Cam is a pocket-sized camera that can shoot in 180- or 360-degrees, and works with any Android phone, not just LG’s models.
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream review
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream sees one of Nintendo’s quirky life sims return, packed with charm and a few frustrating limits.









