The Razer BlackShark V2 X delivers crisp audio, positional accuracy, and comfort for PS5 gamers, enhancing Destiny 2, Echoes ...

Let's put it this way: The Herman Miller Vantum chair is the best gaming chair for people who don't have back problems. But ...

The pursuit of trying to create a truly portable, slim, lightweight laptop that can deliver proper gaming performance is one that has been undertaken for years now, with only stuttering success along ...

If you're in the market for a PC-first controller with the PlayStation stick layout, then put this one towards the top of the list. It's lightweight, comfortable, ridiculously fast, and built to last.

Razer is back with yet another new console controller, and this time it’s geared towards PS5 owners, as the company has just launched the Raiju V3 Pro. If you remember the last Raiju from a few years ...

Not tunable. Hearing support is very blunt. Not a great value considering the whole package. Audien has repeatedly tried again in this low-end part of the market, cranking out at least five models of ...

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Let’s get one thing straight: the Razer Wolverine V3 Pro isn’t trying to be your cozy couch controller. It’s not here for narrative strolls or casual platformers. This thing is a precision ...

There are things you can do to make your next shot easier as found in the Rules of Golf, but there are a lot of things you can’t do. Rule 8.1 covers actions players can’t do to because they would ...

Sure, here is the edited description with all the links and additional text removed: Today Christina checks out the new gaming chair from Razer - their first on the market. Is it worth the asking ...

I’ve now seen Twenty One Pilots in Charlotte three times in the past six years, and yet ... ... as someone who’s not a card-carrying member of the Skeleton Clique ...

As the 7-pound Razer Blade 18 sat on my desk, its all-black unibody case and enormous 18-inch screen towering before me like the monolith from 2001, I couldn’t help but think, “Who the hell needs such ...