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Secretlab Titan Evo NanoGen Edition review: “I still feel like I’m missing what makes this chair such a favorite.”
Review The Secretlab Titan Evo NanoGen Edition is the most comfortable variant of this brand’s flagship gaming chair, but it isn’t as comfortable as I’d like it to be.
I've sat in this $9 million Kickstarter chair for two months now, and it's definitely worth the hype
Review The LiberNovo Omni is worth every bit of hype it's received so far, and it's easily the best gaming chair I've ever tested. It's just a shame it's so expensive.
The Logitech G515 Rapid TKL is one of the first magnetic low profile keyboards, and there's a reason there aren't more | Review
Review The Logitech G515 Rapid TKL is one of the first low profile magnetic keyboards I've seen, and there might be good reason for that.
The best hot-swappable keyboard in 2025: all the top customizable decks compared
Hardware I'm rounding up all the best hot-swappable keyboards available right now - perfect for typists, programmers, and gamers.
Best streaming mixers in 2025: Master your live audio like a pro
Buying Guide We've rounded up the best streaming mixers on the market in 2025 to help you master, fade, and channel all your audio sources.
Best gaming chairs 2025: The best options for work and play
Buying guide We've picked out the best gaming chairs you could want for work and play, and found the cheapest ways to get them
Best gaming desk 2025: all the surfaces I'd use for PC and console setups
Buying guide Here's a rundown of the best gaming desks on the market right now, including premium and and budget-friendly options for work and play.
One of 2025's best gaming chairs just got a discount ahead of Black Friday
Deals The AndaSeat Novis is a great budget chair that gives you solid value for money, but it's already seeing a discount ahead of the big Black Friday sale.
The Turtle Beach Vulcan II TKL feels different to every gaming keyboard I've tested so far, and I'm not sure that's a good thing | Review
Review The Turtle Beach Vulcan II TKL might make sense for some, especially with its soft typing feel and excellent RGB show but it falls short of an easy recommendation.
