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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

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

Just to be clear, the 24G4XE is the less-mobile, but theoretically cheaper version of the 24G4X, an already cheap and frankly excellent gaming monitor. It’s the same panel

Acer has made one pretty confusing choice with this Nitro V15 laptop, and that is the power profiles. This £1,000 machine is rocking a Ryzen 7 7735HS 8

This is the Keychron K8, a wireless mechanical keyboard that might just be one of the best value mechanical keyboards on the market. The model I have here,

Crucial is aiming their brand new P310 2230 sized M.2 NVMe SSD at the handheld game console market – things like the Steam Deck and the ROG Ally,

This tiny little thing, believe it or not, is a triple laser DLP projector, and it’s mighty impressive. This is the Philips Screeneo UL5 Smart, an almost pocketable

This is Corsair’s latest flagship gaming mouse, the M75 Wireless – not to be confused with the much lighter and £20 cheaper M75 Air Wireless – an ambidextrous

This absolute monster is AOC’s AG456UCZD, a 45 inch 3440 by 1440 240Hz W-OLED gaming monitor with a frankly insane 800R curve to it. Despite the spec sheet