Razer's switching to Panther Lake and is trying to fix the worst pain points of the previous premium Blade.
Logitech has crafted an innovative gaming mouse that's more customizable than anything else available right now.
It’s the classic 1999 Boomslang with the guts of a $170 gaming mouse and fewer features than I would hope.
Remember the 1999 Boomslang mouse? Now, you can once again fondle one of a limited set of 1,337.
Razer doesn't know exactly what it's creating, but it still wants you to put money down on its desktop AI gadget.
Everyone wants in on the AI wearable game, but Razer is offering a slightly different take.
Yes, you read that right.
Razer's got your back if you want spine-tingling haptics and sound.
A surround sound speaker that straps to your gaming chair sounds great on paper, but hard to pull off in real life.
Logitech’s new ultra-customizable gamer mouse doesn't feel like anything else.
The viral MCON gamepad may be the first mobile controller than can fit in your pocket.
Even with an imperfect trackpad, Razer's new 14-inch gaming laptop has tons of performance to meet all your needs.
The Sony Inzone H9 II sounds incredible and feels great. It's just short of perfect in one important way.
The Logitech MX Master 4 could replace the best mouse of the past 8 years.
July's hottest gadgets were almost as hot as the entire eastern U.S.
The $250 BlackShark V3 Pro can’t be great for everything, but the pro and wannabe-pro gamers have their prime headset.
Razer’s big shoebox for a graphics card is the opposite of what we need.
Even judging by the name, the Razer Kishi V3 Pro XL is exactly what you think of it.
If you want the thinnest Razer gaming laptop, you'll need to pay a little more.
The $230 Clio promises surround sound, so long as you don't move your head.
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