EPOMAKER built its name on keyboards, but its steady expansion into gaming mice is proving to be less of a side project and more of a serious hardware evolution. Over the past few months, we’ve
Magnetic mechanical keyboards have taken the gaming world by storm, but they often attract a familiar criticism: they're fast and feature-packed, yet can feel overly focused on competitive gaming at the expense of everyday usability.
If you’ve read a few of our reviews at DezDoes, you probably already know the type of thing we gravitate towards. Clean design. Minimal fuss. Tools that feel like they belong on a desk, not
We all have that pile of shame. Maybe it’s old board games that never hit the table anymore, or more likely if you are like me, those grey minis still sitting on sprue (or still
If you spend your day pulling data from different sources, compiling extensive reports, or diving deep into heavy writing sessions, or even gaming for hours, you know the physical toll a standard keyboard layout can
EPOMAKER built its name on keyboards, but it’s clearly branching out. The EPOMAKER Carbonis Gaming Mouse feels like part of that shift, less of a side project, more of a statement. On paper, it leans
Media Release: Sony has officially marked a monumental milestone in audio engineering, celebrating the 10th anniversary of its acclaimed 1000X series. To commemorate a decade of industry-leading noise cancellation and sonic innovation, the company has
Media Release:  PAX Aus is thrilled to announce that Holly Longdale, the Executive Producer of World of Warcraft at Blizzard Entertainment, will headline this year’s event as the official Storytime Speaker. As one of the
There’s a bit of a trend at the moment. Small boards everywhere. 75% layouts, tighter footprints, desks that look… almost a little too clean, if I’m being honest. I get the appeal, I really do.
It’s always a pleasure to see familiar faces at ArcFest. Wade Dyer is a regular on the roleplaying game circuit, and I’ve run into him more than a few times at PAX Aus. It was
I caught up with Richard from Warsurge, who, along with his brother Nic, has been carving out something pretty special in the tabletop space: a miniature-agnostic, open-style wargame that feels less like a rigid ruleset
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