Robbie Khan

Endgame Gear have a number of good quality gaming products at reasonable prices, and their recent XM2we appears to be be well specced and well received so far. Does it live up to the namesake, though?

Sabrent’s Rocket 4 Plus 8TB sports impressive specs on paper, with the whole model line having a solid reputation among enthusiasts. I check out if the 8TB SSD can keep up with its faster sibling.

Ducky’s One 3 wired gaming keyboards promise a wide range of customisations in unique aesthetic designs. Today I take the TKL version for a spin to see if the premium price meets expectation.

This one is a little different to the competition, focused more on backrest ergonomics for gamers. The big question is, does it stack up, or does it leave you with a back ache? Read on to find out!

At £41, the X10 is not only affordable, but the specs are respectable, too, and the craftsmanship and performance reflect that of more expensive controllers. There must be a catch though, right?

The G34WQi is great value for money for anyone wanting a budget, yet still decent performing monitor for screen tear-free gaming. It does lack a handful of features, though, but do they matter?

GameSir's portfolio seems to be growing rapidly as of late, the X4 Aileron is the latest controller that attaches to your phone, and features hall effect sticks, mechanical face buttons and RGB.

Endorfy, based in Poland, showed off the LIV Plus Wireless gaming mouse at Computex 2024. Let's check out all of its quirks and features and see if its performance matches the striking looks.

EasySMX is back with something new aimed at those who don't want to break the bank, but also don't want to skimp out on quality and performance. The X05 seems to deliver these in spades.

"Less is more" was the driving force leading to the conception of the Made68, a 60% keyboard focused on providing rapid response, coupled with an impressive amount of tweaking via its Hive software