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I turned my phone into a gaming powerhouse with the Backbone Pro — I can’t believe I went so long without a mobile controller
By Nikita Achanta published
The Backbone Pro improves on its predecessor by introducing great Hall Effect triggers, customizable back buttons and a more ergonomic design.

Sure it’s a wired-only gamepad, but the Turtle Beach Rematch Core stuns with its performance — and it costs just $29
By Nikita Achanta published
The Turtle Beach Rematch Core is a fantastic wired controller for Xbox and Windows. It's responsive, comfortable and features great rumble.

Act fast! This 57-inch Samsung gaming monitor is now $800 off at Amazon
By Tony Polanco published
You can save $800 off the 57-inch Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 thanks to this incredible Amazon deal.

The Asus TUF Gaming H1 Gen II is a good headset that could have been great — here’s what I’d change
By Nikita Achanta published
The Asus TUF Gaming H1 Gen II is a brilliant-sounding headset for most games, but I'd change three things to make it even better.

As a PS5 owner, I never thought I’d be jealous of Xbox — and it’s all because of this controller
By Nikita Achanta published
The Turtle Beach Afterglow Wave is one of the best gamepads I've tested, and as a PS5 owner, I really wish it was compatible with Sony's consoles.

I really enjoyed testing the Asus TUF Gaming H1 Gen II with my PS5 — but it has a few noteworthy flaws
By Nikita Achanta published
The Asus TUF Gaming H1 Gen II is great for gaming thanks to a wide soundstage and comfy fit but a divisive design and lack of companion software let it down.

I just tested the ultimate budget controller for Xbox and Windows — and it's as powerful as it is pretty
By Nikita Achanta published
The Turtle Beach Afterglow Wave is a fantastic controller with responsive Hall Effect triggers and a lovely design, and it's perfect for gamers on a budget.

I drove 1,000 miles with the Thrustmaster T598 — here’s why it’s the best sim racing setup you can buy for under $500
By Jason England published
The Thrustmaster T598 is without a doubt the best option to get into direct drive sim racing — under $500 with smooth and immersive force feedback that stands up to the likes of Fanatec.
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