Category: Reviews

This tiny little thing is possibly the most powerful GPS unit on the market, and yet it’s surprisingly affordable, ridiculously tiny and light, oh and it’s kinda hackable

This bad boy is a Micron 5300 Pro, 2.5 inch SATA SSD, specifically this one is a whopping 7.68 terabytes in capacity, and my friend bought this for

This bad boy is Acer’s X45, their 800R curved 3440×1440 240Hz OLED gaming monitor. This mammoth thing is suspiciously similar to the AOC AG456UCZD I reviewed recently, because

I reviewed Razer’s Wolverine V2 Chroma controller only a little over a month ago, and while I’m in no way vain enough to believe Razer made all the

This is the Antlion ModMic USB 2 – not that USB 2, it’s more like USB…. 2. The second generation of ModMic USB. This is actually quite different

Acer’s Triton Neo 16 is a remarkably premium laptop with frankly disappointing levels of performance. This £1,900 machine – which appears to be discounted by a whopping £500

A friend stumbled upon this ageing relic, a Cyberpower PC from circa 2012, that was actually pretty decent for its day. This is rocking one of the earliest

This is the Acer X27U, of course not to be confused with the Acer X27U. THIS is a 240Hz W-OLED 1440p 27 inch panel, and the OTHER X27U

SK Hynix is one of the few companies in the world that you might call “Level One” SSD makers, as in they design their own NAND flash, DRAM

AMD first launched their in-driver frame generation tool, AMD Fluid Motion Frames, back in October last year, although I tested it in February this year after it had