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The Tribit XSound Go is a decent portable speaker that costs less than $40 — but you can get better value for money elsewhere
By Nikita Achanta Published
The Tribit XSound Go is a decent portable speaker with crisp treble and IPX7 waterproofing, but it lacks punchy bass, custom EQ, and is prone to scratches.

I’ve loved typing on the Tecware Spectre 75 — but it falls flat in the face of fierce competition
By Nikita Achanta Published
The Tecware Spectre 75 is a decent keyboard for typing, but issues like janky software, a plasticky build, and unresponsiveness when waking are hard to ignore.

I just tested Dell’s 4K 120Hz monitor with self-calibration and more ports than you could ask for — and it’s a winner
By Nikita Achanta Published
Editor's ChoiceThe Dell UltraSharp U3226Q boasts outstanding color coverage and accuracy, a 120Hz refresh rate, built-in self-calibration, and plenty of ports.

I just tested the Turtle Beach Command Series KB5 — it’s a decent gaming keyboard but I’d love it more if it wasn’t for these flaws
By Nikita Achanta Published
The Turtle Beach Command Series KB5 is a good productivity and gaming keyboard with 8KHz polling and ReacTap, but at $150, its flaws are hard to overlook.

I’ve been testing Beyerdynamic’s new affordable headphones with effective ANC and 90 hours of battery — but I’m not entirely sold on them
By Nikita Achanta Published
The Beyerdynamic Aventho Y are comfortable over-ear headphones with effective ANC and long battery life, but they sound boxy and flat straight out of the box.

I ran Counter-Strike at 600fps to test out Sony’s elite esports monitor — here’s my verdict
By Peter Wolinski Published
Editor's ChoiceThe Sony Inzone M10S II is ultra fast, built beautifully and packs plenty of gaming features. Its flaws are few, although it isn't the brightest.

The Asus ROG Kithara sounds amazing, but here’s why you shouldn’t buy it at full price
By Peter Wolinski Published
The Asus ROG Kithara sounds great and is comfy for hours, but its mic and build quality make the high price tag difficult to stomach.

Marvel’s Wolverine is a playable summer blockbuster — but fades from memory fast
By Rory Mellon Published
Marvel’s Wolverine is a playable summer blockbuster, and while its 15-hour campaign offers plenty of violent carnage, it lacks enough substance to stand out.
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