Don’t be fooled by its gamercore RGB styles. This microphone is serious – a great choice, just use it with care to get it working just right.
Browsing: review
Wi-Fi 6 mesh networking is now easy to get working nicely, and the COVR’s extra Ethernet ports on every unit are a boost over competitors.
The Sonos Roam feels like the Sonos equivalent of an overnight sensation (thanks to 16 years of hard work). Buy one. You won’t regret it.
Part three in our gaming chair series features the MSI MAG CH120. MSI was brave enough to put up a chair for judgement in our ongoing gaming chair series. It wasn’t very good, but had a key saving grace.
Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town streamlines some of the farming genre’s clunky aspects, while retaining a warm and familiar heart.
Withings Sleep Analyzer is impressive because it tracks so much without needing to actively remember it’s a thing you added to your life.
Xbox has a new wireless headset for just $150. But how does it compare to the competition? Really, really well.
A quick look at one of the comedy short films hitting the Melbourne Queer Film Festival (MQFF) this year, The Test.
Comfort, great battery life and a seamless union of simultaneous Bluetooth and 2.4GHz sources makes this exactly the headset I’d been hoping for.
Small, easy to use and affordable, the Wyze Cam Outdoor will make a lot of people perfectly happy at a great price.
Alienware’s AW3821DW monitor is an impressive display for hardcore PC users, but not as well-suited for console gaming.
The GK50 Elite boasts strong quality, easy to use lighting controls, and doesn’t clutter your desk with unnecessary extra keys and dials.
Is there such thing as a good gaming chair? The answer is a qualified yes. Here’s our review of the Anda Seat Kaiser 2.
Flowers made out of Lego are less likely to die than regular flowers. But do they look any good? And are they fun to build?
With the Tado Smart AC Control V3+ you can turn your regular old aircon into a smart device. We check out just how clever it gets.
We tried out the arena based VR at Melbourne’s Zero Latency. Here are our thoughts on the free roaming VR experience.
