I've built a lot of keyboards over the years. When I say a lot, I mean somewhere around sixty to seventy custom keyboards. Maybe more. I've honestly lost count at this point. There have been
I’ll be honest, when the Logitech Spotlight 2 turned up on my doorstep, I thought it would be a nice little productivity accessory. Useful, sure. Convenient, probably. One of those gadgets you appreciate in passing
When I first sat down with the Epomaker HE75 V2, it felt like a bit of a turning point. Magnetic switches had been trying to shake off that thin, plasticky reputation for years, and the
There are some monitors you test, write about, and move on from. Then there are the ones that quietly become your default screen. The Alienware 32 240Hz Gaming Monitor AW3226DM ended up firmly in the
When most people look at a new mouse or trackball, they tend to judge it as a direct replacement for whatever is already sitting on their desk. That's understandable. We have been conditioned to think
EPOMAKER has been on a roll lately, continuously refining their compact offerings while pushing the boundaries of switch technology. Their latest release, the EPOMAKERMagcore 65 Lite, aims squarely at the enthusiast gaming crowd. By pairing
There's a point where a gaming mouse stops being a mouse and starts becoming a small control surface that just happens to move a cursor around. The Razer Naga V3 Pro lives somewhere in that
EPOMAKER’s journey into the peripheral arena has been fascinating to watch, and I don’t say that lightly. There’s been this steady sense of momentum behind them, almost like a company testing the waters at first,
There was a time when I thought a dual‑monitor setup was the answer to every productivity problem. Need more space? Add another screen. Need even more space? Add a third... ok, for me this hasn't
There are plenty of monitors that scream for attention; I should know, I've reviewed most of them. You know the type: neon-soaked RGB strips, refresh rates plastered across the box in bold fonts, and marketing
Full‑size layouts often get the short end of the stick in the enthusiast mechanical keyboard world. While compact 75% and 65% boards dominate the custom market, those of us who need a dedicated number pad
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