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Latest Reviews
Corsair Vengeance K90 MMO Gaming Keyboard ReviewMonday 30th April, 2012
Corsair Vengeance K90 raises the bar to new heights for gaming and mechanical keyboards alike, but could stand to lose its dome-switched function keys that greatly diminish the backlighting and feel. A driver and firmware update couldn't hurt either.
Corsair Vengeance K60 FPS Gaming Keyboard ReviewWednesday 25th April, 2012
Corsair Vengeance K60 is a swell mechanical keyboard that knows its target audience well, but could stand to use a firmware fix and ditch the membrane dome-switched function keys.
Wacom Inkling Smart Pen ReviewThursday 12th April, 2012
If you're a creative professional that needs something to capture quick ideas on the go in a small and portable form factor then the Inkling is for you. At $200 though, it isn't a solution for a creative type that likes to sketch on paper.
Olasonic TW-S7 USB Speakers ReviewWednesday 4th April, 2012
The Olasonic TW-S7 speakers sound fantastic until you hit mid-high volume, which happens to be around a mere 30%. More power is clearly needed.
Corsair Vengeance M60 / M90 Gaming Mice ReviewTuesday 27th March, 2012
Corsair's Vengeance M60 and M90 mice both offer excellent grips and superb tracking performance but are ultimately held back by premature drivers four months post-launch.
Logitech Wireless Touchpad ReviewTuesday 13th March, 2012
The largest touchpad for Windows offers smooth tracking and a frictionless feel, but is ultimately hurt by a lack of certain key multi-touch gestures.
Targus USB 3.0 Dual Video Adapter ReviewWednesday 29th February, 2012
Powered by DisplayLink's top-end silicon, the Targus USB 3.0 Dual Video Adapter is a great option for users looking to add multiple displays to a laptop or small form factor PC who require excellent performance and compatibility.
HighPoint RocketU 1144A 4-port USB 3.0 Card ReviewSaturday 18th February, 2012
The HighPoint RocketU 1144A 4-port USB 3.0 card has more bandwidth than we could possibly hope to make use of and costs surprisingly little next to the idea of purchasing four separate controllers.
JLab B-Flex X-Bass USB Laptop Speaker ReviewWednesday 25th January, 2012
The B-Flex X-Bass one-piece USB speaker delivers amazingly loud and vibrant sound for its diminutive size, but suffers from a lack of mids and highly directional sound.
Mimo Magic Touch 10" USB Monitor ReviewWednesday 4th January, 2012
The Magic Touch USB monitor from Mimo is an excellent tool for developers that performs most admirably, but average users will likely shun the steep price given the limited number of multi-touch applications available.
Seagate GoFlex Desk 4TB USB 3.0 External Drive ReviewWednesday 21st December, 2011
The Seagate GoFlex Desk 4TB is the drive to buy if you're into space monoliths, speed and cross-platform compatibility. Not that there's any 4TB competition at the moment yet.
Corsair Vengeance 1500 Gaming Headset ReviewWednesday 7th December, 2011
While not without some minor hardware and software flaws, the Corsair Vengeance 1500 is by far the greatest USB headset I've ever had the pleasure of reviewing.
Corsair Flash Voyager GT USB 3.0 Flash Drive ReviewThursday 24th November, 2011
The Corsair Flash Voyager GT USB 3.0 is still a champ of durability and overall performance, but real world write speeds have become lax and the 32GB model competes too closely with its non-GT cousin.
Lenovo HTPC Multimedia Remote with Keyboard ReviewTuesday 15th November, 2011
Lenovo's second generation HTPC remote suffers greatly the optical trackpad's low resolution, but is mostly vindicated by the comfort, backlighting and wireless reliability.
Wacom Bamboo Capture Multi-touch Tablet ReviewFriday 11th November, 2011
For the consumer who wants to get started making digital art or the artist on a budget, the Wacom Bamboo Capture is a great option as it is durable, affordable, and backed by an industry leader. At its sub $100 price point its pros greatly out-way its flaws.
Logitech C910 HD Pro Webcam ReviewTuesday 18th October, 2011
Logitech C910 HD Pro Webcam offers amazing picture quality with a reliable autofocus, but the two of the major selling points - 1080p and stereo microphones - are both handicapped due to software limitations.
Logitech G300 "Ambidextrous" Gaming Mouse ReviewMonday 3rd October, 2011
The highly-programmable G300 retains major staples of gaming mice while lowering the cost of entry by $10. Palm grip mousers with large hands will find it a bit small, but those with claw grips should feel right at home. Also, lefties are finally invited to the party.
Hitachi Touro Desk Pro USB 3.0 External Drive ReviewFriday 16th September, 2011
While not the fastest in all scenarios, the Hitachi Touro Desk Pro 3TB will make it a very good option for many consumers. Just do not expect much from its rather basic software suite.
Microsoft Touch Mouse ReviewMonday 12th September, 2011
MS Touch Mouse is everything the Apple Magic mouse failed to be; it offers the best of both a mouse and touchpad with almost none of the negatives of either. If you can live with its slight learning curve and slippery body, it will make your Office-Fu more effective.
Zero Basic Mini Cooper Flash Drive ReviewMonday 5th September, 2011
The Mini Cooper celebrates one of the most prolific cars in history. Currently owned and manufactured by BMW, the Mini Cooper was originally created by the British Motor Company (BMC) and was Great Britain's most successful motor vehicle ever produced. It first rolled off the line in 1959 
IOGEAR Theater Xperience USB DTS Sound Adapter ReviewTuesday 23rd August, 2011
The Theater Sound Xperience may not be perfect for all scenarios, but it is able to easily provide a quick and surprisingly decent upgrade path for consumers. Just don't expect it to outperform modern headsets as advanced features are lacking.
Logitech N600 Touch Lapdesk ReviewTuesday 16th August, 2011
The Logitech N600 Touch Lapdesk may not be perfect, but with its unique combination of features, the N600 makes a very good option for those who regularly use their laptop away from their desk even with its minor quirks.
Razer Mamba 4G Wireless Gaming Mouse ReviewWednesday 10th August, 2011
With great ergonomics, decent weight to battery life ratio, dual wireless/wired abilities and other great features; the all new and improved Razer Mamba 4G is everything the original was and then some.
Super Talent Express RC8 "SandForce-powered" Flash Drive ReviewTuesday 2nd August, 2011
While the performance it offers does vary from good to great, the Super Talent Express RC8 - powered by SandForce SSD controller - is nearly the perfect blend of power and portability. The increased longevity it offers is also a bonus.
Lexar Professional Dual-Slot USB 3.0 Card Reader ReviewThursday 30th June, 2011
Performance profile of this reader is simply astounding. The only caveat is you will need speedy UDMA CF & SD UHS-I cards to really show what this reader can do. If all you own are typical SD cards, then the Lexar's abilities can be considered overkill.
Altec Lansing Orbit USB Stereo Speakers ReviewFriday 17th June, 2011
The Altec Lansing Orbit USB speakers offer a great sounding set of drivers producing very dynamic sound that sets itself apart from the competition, but come just a bit short in terms of streamlining the user experience.
Diamond VStream Wireless HD Video Streamer ReviewMonday 13th June, 2011
Diamond VStream is as easy to use as it is to setup. Since your PC just sees it as another monitor, you need not worry about software incapability. Unless it's Blu-ray, you shouldn't have a problem playing back 99% of your media on your HDTV.
ioSafe Rugged Portable USB 3.0 Hard Drive ReviewMonday 6th June, 2011
With its combination of ease of use, portability and great speeds (thanks to its use of a 7200rpm hard drive), the ioSafe Rugged Portable drive is a no-brainer choice for anyone who is "risk adverse" when it comes to their data.
Nexcopy 16-port USB 3.0 Duplicator ReviewThursday 26th May, 2011
The $1,499 Nexcopy SSUSB160PC USB 3.0 Duplicator primarily targets an interesting niche market. It is an industrial tool that can churn out 16 unique flash drive images at a time. This may not sound like a big deal for the average user, but if you have ever spent time doing this one by o
NuForce uDAC-2 USB DAC ReviewFriday 20th May, 2011
The NuForce uDAC-2 packs great sound quality and convenience into one small package. Even compared to premium sound cards like the Xonar D2X, the uDAC-2 can stand out in a class of its own and it certainly makes a very convincing case at $129.
Western Digital My Passport Essential SE USB 3.0 Portable Drive ReviewThursday 12th May, 2011
While the My Passport Essential SE USB 3.0 is not the fastest (with its 5200-rpm drive), it should satisfy most people need for portable storage and at the same time boasts both waifish dimensions and massive capacity.
IOGEAR USB HD Video Adapter ReviewFriday 29th April, 2011
While the IOGEAR USB HD video adapter is far from perfect for all scenarios, it does give consumers a nice option. If you don't mind some video compression, then this video adapter may just be right up your alley.
LaCie FastKey 250MB/s USB 3.0 Flash Drive ReviewWednesday 13th April, 2011
With its good looks and great read speeds, the LaCie FastKey is sure to turn heads. Unfortunately, its less than optimal physical design coupled with less than optimal write speed may leave you wanting more from such a costly device.
Seagate GoFlex Slim Portable Drive ReviewWednesday 6th April, 2011
From performance to form factor, the Seagate 320GB GoFlex Slim is a significant upgrade from previous models - only limited by its capacity. If 320GB of blazing fast 7200-rpm performance is enough room for you, the GoFlex Slim is what you want.
Thermaltake eSPORTS Shock One Gaming Headset ReviewTuesday 5th April, 2011
The Shock One headset features good all round sound and directionality with its DTS Surround Sensation. While it might not have the best comfort or sound out of the box, it has definitely become a real joy to use after some tweaking.
IOGear Mini Wireless Multimedia Keyboard ReviewSunday 20th March, 2011
The IOGEAR Mini Wireless HTPC Keyboard really does try to find that fine line between being small enough for compact storage while not being too small. More importantly, it has all the features you will need in a HTPC peripheral. The only sticking point is its price.
Logitech Z305 USB Laptop Speaker ReviewThursday 10th March, 2011
The Logitech Z305 Laptop Speaker offers great mids and highs, as well as clarity and detail. Although it lacks bass, it makes up in its convenience and versatility. At $59.99, it is a small price to pay for absolute immersion in music in or out of home.
ThermalTake Max 5G 3.5" USB 3.0 Drive Case ReviewWednesday 9th March, 2011
With its dual 80mm fans and ASMedia controller, the Thermaltake Max 5G drive case is certainly a very capable performer. The only issue that you may not like about it is the fact that it made entirely from plastic.
LaCie Rikiki 1TB USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive ReviewSunday 27th February, 2011
LaCie Rikiki USB 3.0 still posts some pretty decent numbers despite of its 5400-rpm drive. It is for those who are looking for something wrapped up in a small package that is both sexy and speedy.
Logitech M570 Unifying Wireless Trackball ReviewWednesday 23rd February, 2011
With enough practice to master a trackball, the Logitech M570 will reward your time and effort. To put it simply, this is one of most precise and usable trackballs. If you want an ergonomic input device, this is you want.
SmartFish Whirl Mini Notebook Mouse ReviewWednesday 16th February, 2011
Even though this is a notebook mouse, SmartFish Whirl Mini still keep your hand from aching after long usage. The only caveat with it is that you need to know how to hold it properly as this is a "palm" grip mouse.
Thermaltake BlacX 5G USB 3.0 Hard Drive Dock ReviewSaturday 5th February, 2011
While not the absolute fastest dock on the market, the only time you will notice this reduced performance is when using extremely high speed SSDs. As long as you stick to hard drives, the BlacX 5G drive dock is a decent choice.
MS Arc Touch Mouse ReviewTuesday 11th January, 2011
The MS Arc Touch's size makes it perfect for road warriors, yet it is still comfortable to use for long period of time. The intuitive touch sensitive sensor bar works well too but the mouse lacks forward and backward thumb buttons that might deter some.
Kingston HyperX Max USB 3.0 SSD ReviewMonday 3rd January, 2011
The Kingston 128GB HyperX Max USB 3.0 SSD is one mean machine. It has both speed and looks to make even the most cynical consumer lust after it. With a price tag of about $300, it is actually pretty affordable considering all the power it offers.
Super Talent Express RAM Cache USB 3.0 Drive (w/ Ceedo 4.0 Bundle) ReviewMonday 20th December, 2010
The Super Talent Express RAM Cache & Ceedo bundle is everything you could want in a flash drive. It is pretty fast, still reasonably sized and comes with virtual desktop software for only a small increase in price over the basic ERC model.
Logitech Lapdesk N700 USB Speaker Cooler ReviewWednesday 8th December, 2010
Logitech Lapdesk N700 provides a good upgrade over the stock laptop speakers by offering great fidelity and quality. Although the cooling performance leaves a lot to be desired, the N700 still stands out in a league of its own with its intended purpose.
Veebeam HD Wireless USB PC-to-TV Video Streamer ReviewTuesday 23rd November, 2010
While the Veebeam HD video streamer does indeed allow you to wirelessly stream HD media to your TV, most consumers will be better served with a dedicated media appliance.
SIIG USB 3.0 Bay Hub / USB 3.0 Card Upgrade Kit ReviewFriday 19th November, 2010
SIIG SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Bay Hub+Host Kit does its job and does it well. It adds four front USB 3.0 ports to your rig without needing to snake cables outside your case. It is however limited by its PCI Express x1 interface.
Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex 1.5TB USB 3.0 Portable Drive ReviewTuesday 2nd November, 2010
The Seagate GoFlex Portable line of drives does exactly what it claims to do: simple, painless upgradeability all backed by a reasonable MSRP. With minimum effort, you can customize any size drive's interface to suit your changing needs.
LaCie 2Big USB 3.0 RAID Drive ReviewTuesday 26th October, 2010
LaCie 2Big USB 3.0 - backed by a 3-year warranty - is a fast dual-bay storage that proves the new interface to be a viable solution for RAID. Unfortunately, it also carries a hefty price tag. If budget isn't an issue, it is worth your consideration.
Logitech K800 Wireless Illuminated Keyboard ReviewFriday 22nd October, 2010
With its bevy of advanced features, the Logitech K800 is sure to make nearly anyone please with their latest purchase. The only caveat is to be truly happy with this keyboard you will need to adjust to its unique key layout.
Iomega eGo USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive ReviewFriday 15th October, 2010
Iomega eGo USB 3.0 certainly is more robust than most portable hard drives, yet it also has a stylish good looks that leaves most looking like ugly ducklings in comparison. Its weakest link however is its rather slow 5400-rpm drive.
Corsair HS1 USB Gaming Headset ReviewWednesday 13th October, 2010
The Corsair HS1 with 50mm drivers is certainly a very good set of gaming headset. The ability to customize the sound signature of each of the virtual speakers makes for one potent combination that should appeal to a wide range of audiences.
Kingston Data Traveler Ultimate USB 3.0 Flash Drive ReviewSaturday 9th October, 2010
While not the fastest USB 3.0 drive, Kingston Data Traveler Ultimate 3.0 is very tempting with killer warranty and enough speed to satisfy most customers' needs. If you don't mind giving up some read speed for longevity, then it may just be right up your alley.
Logitech G930 Wireless Gaming Headset ReviewFriday 1st October, 2010
The Logitech G930 headset is an improvement on the G35's in every way. Not only does the wireless feature work well, the ability to tweak the individual sound level of each of the virtual speakers takes this headset to the next level.
Logitech G510 Gaming Keyboard ReviewTuesday 28th September, 2010
The Logitech G510 is the reincarnation of the original legendary G15 gaming keyboard, just with more power and more abilities than ever before. If you can afford the best, this keyboard should be at the top of your list.
Dream Cheeky OIC USB Missile Launcher ReviewFriday 24th September, 2010
While most peripherals are designed for "serious business", others rebel in their geeky novelty. One such company which revels in their geeky gaming allure is Dream Cheeky. Their latest toy the I.O.C. Missile Launcher looks to take what worked from previous models and build upon 
Logitech G700 Wireless Gaming Mouse ReviewWednesday 22nd September, 2010
With 13 buttons, the highly-programmable Logitech G700 is a wireless gaming mouse that also transforms into a wired mouse should there be too much interference in the area (especially at a LAN party). But it is plagued by battery life & weight.
Apple iPod touch 4 32GB ReviewThursday 16th September, 2010
The new iPod touch is a worthy successor to the third gen. model. It is lighter and more responsive than its predecessor. It's highly recommended if you want a simple, intuitive touch based PMP, even if it comes with subpar headphones.
SmartFish ErgoMotion Mouse ReviewFriday 3rd September, 2010
The number of people suffering from Repetitive Stress Injury and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is on the rise and so too is the number of “ergonomic” mice available in the marketplace. Ergonomic mice are certainly nothing new; however SmartFish and their ErgoMotion Laser Mouse is certainly a60 news items! Check out our news section...
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