Zak Storey

Fatally flawed, but beautiful, HP’s $5,000 foldable fell short of our expectations in the end.

AndaSeat’s Kaiser 3 XL is a seriously plush seat for any home office worker or PC gamer, and it’s got one heck of a price tag to match.

It's no Dell XPS or MacBook Air, but the MateBook D 16 is a decent laptop with a sensible entry price.

A top-notch keyboard with great performance and a rich feature set, the only thing that lets the Asus ROG Strix Scope II RX down is its lackluster software suite.

The Sony Inzone H9 wireless gaming headset, is big, beefy, and beautiful, with noise-cancelling plus a chunky 32-hour battery life.

Updated It’s not something we’d have expected from Razer, but they might just be on to something with this haptic feedback stuff.

Updated Nvidia's first 16nm FinFET GPU finally hits the market, but for the early adopters there's an inevitable price to pay.

This king of frame rates dethrones the Titan X for the same price as last generation's GTX 980.

Nvidia strikes back at AMD's RX 480. The question is: who is the winner? The answer is gamers everywhere.

Medion’s odd combination of hardware leads to an attractive budget 1080p gaming laptop.

4K, HDR, 144 Hz refresh, IPS panel. The Acer Predator X27 ticks a heck of a lot of boxes.

It may be a name more associated with GPUs and motherboards, but MSI’s monitor game is strong.

MSI’s full sized aluminum mechanical gaming keyboard, complete with Cherry MX reds, media keys and RGB lighting.

MSI’s Clutch GM60 is an RGB gaming mouse, featuring OMRON switches, and a custom Pixart PMW3330 “Avago” Optical gaming sensor.

AOC has combined nearly all of the very best technologies into the AOC Agon AG352UCG6 Black Edition, but is it enough?

With the Core i9-7980XE, Intel has unleashed its ultimate processor, but is it enough to sway PC enthusiasts from Threadripper?

PC Gaming Week Medion’s Erazer packs a ton of potent hardware into a sizable, 17-inch frame. But, does it justify that hefty price tag?

AMD’s RX 580 is the culmination of team red’s first 14nm architecture, but is it enough to hold onto that heady value per dollar crown?

Updated We take AMD's latest and greatest processor, the Ryzen 7 1800X for a spin. Should Intel be worried?