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HyperX SoloCast 2 USB Microphone Review
We have all been there. You drop into a competitive lobby, call out an enemy flank, and your teammate asks if you are playing...
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Audeze Maxwell 2 ANC Review: Silence the World Without Ruining Your...
If you spend six hours a day streaming or grinding ranked lobbies, you already know how frustrating the quest for the perfect...
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Razer Seiren V3 Chroma 32-Bit DSP Microphone Review
Picture this: you’re three hours into a late-night game stream. You are creeping down a dark hallway in Phasmophobia or holding a...
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No Software, No Bass, No Sweat: Hands-on with the Corsair HS35 v3...
Honestly, there is nothing worse than wearing a heavy pair of fake leather headphones when you are streaming in the middle of a...
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HyperX QuadCast 2 S Microphone Review: Beautiful Glow, Buggy Software
If you spend any time on Twitch, YouTube, or even just hopping into Discord calls, you know the exact visual: a glowing...
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For whatever reason, the universe hates me when it comes to portable speakers for my bluetooth and music devices. Over the years, I have tried a number of products that just never seemed to give me the quality of sound that I was looking for...
The Joy Factory’s Zip Mini Touch-n-go charging station retails for $49.95 and features sleek style, the ability to charge up to four devices at once, and magnetic charging leads for quick connect/disconnect. Using the Zip Mini Touch-n-go...
iKit’s soon to be released NuCharge battery case for the iPhone 5 has had a terrific Kickstarter campaign. The campaign, which still has a day or two left, has double that of what they were hoping for – a testament to the well...
Improv Electronics has released their highly talked-about Boogie Board Rip LCD eWriter. Retailing between $100 and $130 dollars depending on the e-tailer, the Boogie Board Rip promises to allow users to take down and store quick notes...
Polk Audio’s new, flagship headphones are the UltraFocus 8000. Featuring active noise-canceling, elegant styling and a $349.95 dollar price point, I went into this review expecting my ears to feel like angel babies wrapped in pillow of...
MIMOCO sent us over one of their new “Star Trek X MIMOBOT Series 1” USB drives for review. Being Spock fans, we were hoping to see our favorite pointy-eared science officer when we opened the package but, instead, were gleefully...
The new Creative Labs Sound Blaster ZxR sound card is a behemoth of audio goodness. Un-boxing everything from the package, I was very impressed with the design style Creative Labs put into their new, flagship sound card. The sound cards feature...
At CES, I saw all kinds of new tech and gadgets. Among all the tech I saw, some of my favorites were the robotics and toys, two things very close and dear to my heart. There is probably something Freud would say about that, but he is dead and...
Obutto has long been known for their “oZone” gaming cockpit (here is our review). Being the hardcore sim geek that I am, when I learned that they had released a follow-up to the oZone, I had to check it out. That follow-up is on the market as...