After reading the title, you must have already figured out that SEGA Genesis 8-Button Arcade Pad 2.4 GHz Wireless is quite the mouthful. Nonetheless, it does clearly state what to expect when opting t... Read More »
Over the last few months, we have been covering quite a few of AVM’s products. The hardware manufacturer produces great routers and repeaters, making sure we get internet coverage in every nook ... Read More »
We are huge fans of covering fun and original hardware, and we don’t shy away from trying out new items that could be interesting for our readers. We are often surprised by less ‘popular&#... Read More »
We’re no stranger to Sennheiser’s products, and we always enjoy sharing new content with our readers about the audio company. In the past, we have reviewed several other wireless earbuds, ... Read More »
It’s been over two years since AVM gave us the opportunity to try out the FRITZ!Repeater 1200. This little repeater proved to be a great addition to our internet setup at home, even though it on... Read More »
It’s only been a few months since we tried out AVM’s FRITZ!Repeater 3000 and we already find ourselves lucky enough to try out the new and updated FRITZ!Repeater 6000. As always, this revi... Read More »
Truth be told, we struggled a bit writing the following review. It has nothing to do with the new Magic 2 WiFi 6 Mesh Multiroom Kit being bad, as we pretty much found it the best option available on t... Read More »
Acer has recently treated us to a fun peripheral kit that is comprised of a headset, a keyboard, and a mouse. We recently took a closer look at the headset, the Galea 311, which proved to be a very st... Read More »
It’s been quite a while since we last featured some gaming peripherals from Acer’s Predator lineup. We only saw a glimpse of the new products several years ago, and back then most items ca... Read More »
Logitech has made its name over the years as a premium-quality gaming brand. We have taken a closer look at their budget-friendly G203 Lightsync mouse, which had very few bells and whistles but proved... Read More »