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Hardware
Check out our latest Hardware reviews. This category contains reviews about all sort of hardware: PC hardware (as in, computer parts), mobile and multimedia devices, and everything solid.
Up for review is the AYA NEO handheld gaming PC. Starting as a single person's dream to have a more capable Nintendo Switch-like handheld, is it really the non-Nintendo Nintendo Switch Pro?
After selling out its NEXT Advance models, handheld gaming PC manufacturer AYANEO is launching a crowdfunding campaign for even more powerful devices in its NEXT lineup. To have a glimpse of what these will deliver, we will look at the AYANEO NEXT Advance
Geekom’s latest Mini PC packs a 7000 series Ryzen 9, a 2TB SSD, and 32GB of DDR5 RAM. It’s time to put it through its paces!
Xiaomi has just launched its latest smartphone line, the Xiaomi 14 series. In this series, the Xiaomi 14 Ultra is the top-of-the-line model, with a focus on photography and a dedicated Photography Kit to complement this focus. Let’s take a closer look!
The second iteration of Supernote's compact e-ink notebook, we check out the A6X2 Nomad!
The Aurvana Ace by Creative might look like your regular pair of wireless earbuds but it's the first to pack xMEMS’ solid-state silicon drivers. These are supposed to deliver richer, lifelike sound even in a small form factor. Let’s try them out!
Thrustmaster is back with a new iteration of its modular pro controller for Xbox, the ESWAP X 2. Does it warrant an upgrade?
Going back to the ageing hardware of Intel’s 11th generation, we see if this NUC still has bang for your buck.
Featuring an aluminium body paired with RGB lighting and ample connectivity options, we look at MonsGeek's M1W wireless mechanical keyboard!
As AYANEO’s first handheld with a sliding screen and integrated keyboard, the AYANEO Slide impresses with its premium build, capable specs and productivity potentials packed in a portable form factor.
Anbernic’s latest device is the RG556, a 5.48-inch Android-based emulation handheld with an AMOLED display powered by the Unisoc T820 processor. Is it the Anbernic upgrade we’ve been waiting for?
One more time with the Soundpeats. How liberated do I feel now, embracing the freedom offered by the SOUNDPEATS GoFree 2?
Released late last year, we check out 8BitDo's first attempt at a stylish mechanical keyboard.
Featured among TCL’s NXTPAPER line is the TCL NXTPAPER 11 tablet. Does its NXTPAPER technology make it an adequate blend of Android tablet and e-reader for enhanced productivity?
A low-powered offering in the Mini PC market, we see just how much power we can squeeze out of Geekom’s Air12!