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Gaming peripherals have gradually crossed from purely functional tools into design objects that enthusiasts keep, display, and collect alongside their builds. Limited-edition anniversary hardware has become part of that culture, giving manufacturers a chance to honor their history while reminding the community why certain names still carry weight. Making those commemorative pieces feel genuinely worthy…
Gaming setups have grown considerably more complex, and the demands on screen real estate have grown right along with them. A serious session today might involve a game running on the main display, a chat window competing for space, system performance stats tucked into a corner, and a streaming interface sharing the same screen. Managing…
Gaming earbuds have long operated on an unspoken assumption: that total audio immersion requires cutting yourself off from the world around you. Sealed tips, passive isolation, the whole sensory cocoon. The ROG Cetra Open Wireless throws that logic out entirely, producing a pair of gaming earbuds that wants you to hear both the firefight and…
Gaming headsets tend to lean bass-heavy and closed-back, with flashy branding and mics that sound good enough for Discord but not much else. Planar-magnetic hi-fi headphones sound incredible but usually lack microphones and look out of place next to RGB keyboards. Players who care about both soundstage and winning often juggle two pairs or compromise,…
We have seen quite a number of laptops bearing mind-blowing flexible screens that fold or roll, and while they do help push the envelope of laptop design, they might be the future, but it is definitely not yet here. Foldables still scratch easily and are expensive, rollables are at a concept stage, and both rely…
Gaming hardware has increasingly borrowed from science fiction aesthetics, but most products settle for generic angular panels and RGB strips. The ASUS ROG XG Station 3 external graphics dock takes this concept much further, creating something that genuinely looks like it rolled off the set of a cyberpunk movie. Rather than being yet another black…
Gaming PCs have been getting smaller for years, but ASUS just dropped something that makes you question what’s actually possible in a compact form factor. The ROG NUC (2025) NUC15JNK looks innocent enough sitting on your desk, yet it packs more power than gaming rigs twice its size. Of course, all that performance comes at…
PROS: Premium build with sophisticated, understated aesthetics. Outstanding OLED display. Remarkable portability and versatile high-end performance. CONS: Soldered RAM configuration. So-so battery life. RATINGS: AESTHETICS ERGONOMICS PERFORMANCE SUSTAINABILITY / REPAIRABILITY VALUE FOR MONEY EDITOR’S QUOTE: The ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 (2025) proves that gaming laptops don’t have to look like alien spacecraft to deliver otherworldly…
PROS: Easy, tool-less RAM and SSD access and replacement Excellent performance and impressive cooling More refined, premium-looking design AniMe Vision matrix display for some gamer flair Stunning matte Mini LED display CONS: Slightly larger and heavier than previous gen Quite pricey RATINGS: AESTHETICS ERGONOMICS PERFORMANCE SUSTAINABILITY / REPAIRABILITY VALUE FOR MONEY EDITOR’S QUOTE: The ASUS…
PROS: More elegant, minimalist, and mature design AniMe Vision display and AniMe Play features add a unique charm Unbeatable performance and cooling system Decent cameras for a gaming-centric smartphone CONS: Incremental upgrades only over the previous generation 13MP ultra-wide camera feels a bit dated RATINGS: AESTHETICS ERGONOMICS PERFORMANCE SUSTAINABILITY / REPAIRABILITY VALUE FOR MONEY EDITOR’S…