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We ranked the best gaming keyboards in 2026, and these are the only 8 worth your money
By Darragh Murphy Last updated
The best gaming keyboard can make a huge difference in both PC gaming and everyday productivity.

The Razer Viper V4 Pro is ‘nothing short of phenomenal’ — its industry-leading 50,000 DPI and 8,000Hz polling are overkill in all the right ways
By Nikita Achanta Published
Editor's ChoiceThe Razer Viper V4 Pro is a game-changer for esports, thanks to its 8,000Hz polling and 50,000 DPI. Gaming performance is superb while customization is easy.

The IQUNIX MQ80 is one of the loveliest mechanical keyboards I’ve tested so far — here’s my honest verdict on whether it’s worth $169
By Nikita Achanta Published
RecommendedThe IQUNIX MQ80 is a stellar mechanical keyboard. It's a joy to type on and listen to, and its web-based companion software makes customization easy.

This $579 Lenovo Chromebook gets so much right — but fails where it counts
By Sean Riley Published
The Lenovo Chromebook Plus 15I TN10 delivers some standout features, but at nearly $600 it needs better battery life and performance.

WhatsApp usernames are rolling out soon — here's how to reserve yours
By Kaycee Hill Last updated
Users can claim their preferred WhatsApp username during the early access period. Here's how to do it.

I just tried ‘the world’s first 4-in-1 portable color inkjet printer’ — and the Inkwon Tag is perfect for stickers, temporary tattoos, and even designing your own t-shirts
By Nikita Achanta Published
RecommendedThe Inkwon Tag is a great pocket printer for creating temporary tattoos, heat transfers, stickers and more. It's highly portable and easy to use too.

VPNs in Turkey: why are they so popular and are they legal?
By Daniel Pateman Published
Sponsored by Proton VPN
As online legislation in Turkey becomes more prohibitive, we explain how a VPN ensures ongoing access and anonymity while using the World Wide Web.

Samsung's 40,000-nit micro-OLED is real — and it's coming to these gadgets first
By Nick Pino Published
Samsung Display has just unveiled a 40,000-nit micro-OLED display, however it’s only 1.3 inches across and will likely land in future mixed-reality headsets first.
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