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Tecware Phantom+ Elite Review: Underwhelming

While the RGB lighting and customizable top cover offer some appeal, the Phantom+ Elite is ultimately hampered by its, subpar typing feel and outdated features with the stock stabilizers being the biggest let-down. Competitors in the same price range provide significantly better sound, feel and even design. Not recommended unless a gamery aesthetic and RGB are your top priorities.

Epomaker Shadow X Review: The Best (Quirky) Budget Keyboard

The Epomaker Shadow X is one of the best budget keyboards out there that nails all the fundamentals with its own unique take on the genre. While the knob switch might be gimmicky, the screen serves as a useful tool on top of being a great aesthetic piece. The switches, keycaps and stabilizers are all best in class, but it’s the build quality that impresses the most.

Record Alice V2 Custom Keyboard Review: A Clack-Tastic Ergo

The Record Alice is a great custom keyboard that opts for a clacky sound signature in the world of thock. The leaf-spring mounting, mixed with the 1.2mm PCB and polycarb plate, allows for a bouncy typing experience. Whether you’re an enthusiast looking for extras like PCB-mount stabs and VIA support or just a competitive gamer wanting to type better, this keyboard has you covered at an affordable price.

Wooting 80HE Review: The King Fights To Keep His Crown

Apart from bleeding-edge performance, the Wooting 80HE builds upon the legacy of its predecessor by improving in all the areas the original fell short in. The new Lekker V2 switches paired with factory lubed screw-in stabilizers significantly upgrade the stock sound. And the gasket mount allows for a soft and thocky typing experience that only acts as a cherry on top of the world-class gaming keyboard the Wooting 80HE already is.

Obsbot Meet 2 Review: Packs 4K Punch In A Tiny Frame

The Obsbot Meet 2 is a compact, AI-powered 4K webcam designed for users who need high-quality video on the go. Weighing just 40.5g, it boasts excellent low-light performance thanks to its 1/2-inch CMOS sensor and f/1.8 aperture. It also offers advanced features like auto-framing and Phase Detection Auto Focus (PDAF), making it a strong contender for video calls and content creation. While the audio quality from its dual microphones is decent, serious users may prefer an external mic for better sound. At $129, it offers excellent value for its feature set.

Lucky65 Custom Keyboard Review: A Near-Perfect “Cheap” Aluminum Keyboard

The Lucky65 is a home run in the field of budget custom keyboards. With a beautiful design, premium finish and excellent build quality, it punches well above its weight. It nails all the fundamentals with well-tuned stock stabilizers and a deep, marbly sound profile that can be customized for your taste. Mix all that with the affordable price, and it's hard not to gush over this one.

Aula F81 Keyboard Review — For Those Who Seek The Light

The Aula F81 is the best transparent keyboard you can get, with even more potential if you choose to mod it. Its thocky sound and excellent build quality make it a standout, allowing many to look past its subjective aesthetics and appreciate a polished product. While it has some flaws, compared to similar keebs, it offers an unparalleled all-in-one package.

Avermedia X’TRA GO – GC515 Review: Portability Meets Power

The Avermedia X'TRA GO GC515 is a versatile portable dock designed for gamers who want a seamless all-in-one solution for charging, docking, recording, and streaming gameplay. With features like 4K pass-through, multiple USB ports, and SD card recording, it's an ideal choice for streamers looking to simplify their setup.

HyperX Alloy Origins 65 Review: Compact Gaming Powerhouse

The HyperX Alloy Origins 65 is a compact, stylish gaming keyboard that packs a punch without taking up much space. Built with a sturdy aluminum frame and HyperX’s own key switches, it’s designed to offer responsive and durable performance. The per-key RGB lighting adds a nice touch, making it an appealing option for gamers who want to enhance their setup without breaking the bank.

HyperX Cloud Core Wireless Review: Budget, Comfort, & Performance

The HyperX Cloud Core Wireless is a robust and affordable gaming headset offering excellent sound quality with 53mm drivers and DTS Headphone: X spatial audio. Its lightweight design, durable aluminum frame, and memory foam ear cushions provide comfort for long gaming sessions.

HyperX Cloud Flight S Headset Review: Long Lasting Battery Life

The HyperX Cloud Flight S is a premium wireless gaming headset with a refined design and a 30-hour battery life. Its key features include wireless Qi charging, customizable controls through the HyperX Ngenuity software, and 7.1 surround sound for an excellent gaming experience.

Logitech G733 Lightspeed Review: A Comfortable And Colorful Headset

The Logitech G733 Lightspeed headset comes with a lightweight, comfortable design and vibrant RGB lighting, which makes it ideal for extended gaming sessions. The headset's customizable features, including EQ settings and Blue Voice for microphone enhancements, are available through Logitech G HUB software.

Corsair HS70 Pro Wireless Review: A Reliable Mid-Range Headset

The Corsair HS70 Pro Wireless offers a sleek, comfortable design with strong build quality, making it an excellent choice for gamers. However, its lack of Bluetooth and reliance on a Micro USB charging port may be drawbacks for some. While heavier than other options, it compensates with excellent memory foam ear cushions and a detachable, adequate microphone.