Computers

If you want a taste of the mechanical keyboard lifestyle without committing completely, the SteelSeries Apex 5 gets the job done.

The Basilisk V2 isn't the last word in FPS mice, but it's worth checking out if competitive multiplayer is your thing.

The Razer DeathAdder V2 is a perfect example of everything that a gaming mouse should be, even if there's not much new.

The Canon Pixma TS3320 budget all-in-one offers a solid scanner, but falls short elsewhere.

The Dell G5 5090 can handle both demanding games and productivity tasks with ease, but its specs are lackluster.

The Asus ProArt PA90 workstation is a mini PC with major power.

The Cooler Master MM710 is, without a doubt, the ugliest mouse I have ever reviewed, but it's very lightweight and works well enough.

The Roccat Kain 120 Aimo does exactly what it's supposed to do, for a price that's pretty much in line with the competition.

The Pixma TS8320 offers plenty of features for photo enthusiasts, but above-average ink costs limit its appeal for general office tasks.

If you're a left-handed gamer who's looking to invest in something premium and wireless, the Razer Viper Ultimate is worth a look.

The Basilisk X Hyperspeed is a decent enough mouse at a fair price, but it leaves out a lot of important features.

The Razer Basilisk Ultimate is a well-designed, comfortable mouse with a full RGB color palette, but it's expensive and could do more.

The Sensei Ten celebrates 10 years of the SteelSeries mouse and all of its ambidextrous ambitions.

Save money on ink and get speedy prints and copies.

The best mini PC out there for making and experimenting gets more power and better capabilities, and all for the same low price.

The Brother INKvestment MFC-J995DW all-in-one inkjet printer is a solid choice for most tasks, and delivers very low ink costs, though photo printing is inconvenient.

The Brother MFC-L2750DW is a quick small-office all-in-one that delivers a low cost per page, plenty of features and lots of speed.

If you play MMOs, MOBAs or other genres where you need a ton of commands at the tip of your thumb, the Logitech G604 excels.

The all-in-one Xerox B215 delivers quick speeds and a very low cost per page, all for a fair price.

The HP Omen Photon is a solid choice for gamers who are investing in a new HP rig, and it may even be worth a look from those who aren't.

The pocket-size stick PC boasts best-in-class performance and an improved port selection.

The Logitech G Pro X is streamlined, comfortable and powerful, with plenty of extra, useful features for competitive players.

The HP Color Laser MFP179fnw is well-suited for modest duty in a small office. Find out if its the best for your setup by reading our HP Color Laser MFP179fnw review.

The Razer Viper is a smart, sleek mouse that works well with whatever competitive game you care to throw its way.

Want to make your smartphone photos tangible? The pocket-size Kodak Smile printer gives you fun prints in seconds.

The new Aspire Z24 delivers power for day-to-day use, along with features that make life a little easier, all for an affordable price.

The Canon ImageClass MF743Cdw is very fast, full-featured and keeps printing costs low, but two-sided printing is a bit sluggish.

The Corsair M55 RGB Pro is one of the best ambidextrous mice on the market — and at $40, also one of the most affordable.

While the design is a bit too familiar, the Corsair Nightsword RGB is a good, large gaming mouse with tunable weights.