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HyperX Alloy Elite Keyboard Review
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 At the end of 2016, HyperX launched its first mechanical keyboard, the Alloy FPS, and we loved it – giving it 9/10 and our ‘Must Have’ award. Now, the company is back with a new keyboard, this time named the Alloy Elite. Most notably, it includes a wrist rest, Cherry MX switches and dedicated media keys – but how does it fare in an already saturated peripheral market?
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Alloy Elite mechanical gaming keyboard
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HyperX has made a name for itself with gaming gear that forgoes frills in favor of function. Its Alloy Elite mechanical gaming keyboard takes a different tack by adding flourishes and dedicated controls to the formula. We got the Alloy Elite under our fingers to see whether HyperX struck the right balance.
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ROCCAT Isku+ Force FX Keyboard Review
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The ROCCAT Isku+ Force FX is a good keyboard, but it is
difficult to justify the tradeoff of having a pressure sensitive zone instead
of mechanical keyswitches.
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Autonomous DIY SmartDesk Kit Business Edition @ LanOC Reviews
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My office space has been evolving for a few years now, going back to when I first upgraded my desk to a solid wood desktop and cleaned everything up with new audio hardware, monitors, and a monitor stand. Recently I also upgraded my photo area and added a proper workbench as well. Both of those are set to a standing height to get me on my feet more during the day. With testing and writing though I still spend far too much time sitting each day and over the past few years of me doing all of this full time it has played a big role in my health. To start working on that, a while back, I reached out to Autonomous about upgrading my desk to a SmartDesk 2 Business Edition. I’ve been living with it for a while now and I want to sit down, or in this case, stand and talk a little about how the whole process has worked so far.
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Tt eSPORT MEKA Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review
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When looking for a gaming keyboard, one of the first questions we ask is: is it mechanical? It isn’t necessary to have when gaming and for the casual gamer, we’re content with using the Microsoft keyboard that comes stock with our pre-built computers that we bought just to play League of Legends and Club Penguin. Then again, we do have the option of going all-out. Gaming keyboards have become pretty pricey. With reputable keyboards ranging from around $100 USD to $200 USD. The Thermaltake MEKA Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard retails for $89.99 shipped, so read on to find out how it preforms!
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Originative SABER68 Keyboard
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The SABER68 from Originative Co. is a 65% form-factor keyboard with functionality similar to a TKL keyboard. Originative added its own tweaks to this project in the form of dye sublimated PBT keycaps and exclusive MOD linear and tactile switches that aim to offer options many have asked for and not received from Cherry.
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Bugs 6 Brushless FPV Racing Drone Review
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"I’m excited to share with you, in a world exclusive first review, MJX’s first attempt into the FPV racing drone segment, with their newest Bugs 8 / Bugs 6 250mm FPV Brushless Racing Drone. It's marketed as an entry-level FPV racing drone for beginners just getting into the sport of drone racing."
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Cooler Master MasterKeys L PBT
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Cooler Master have listened to consumer feedback and with their MasterKeys PBT series they have thick PBT plastic keycaps out of the box on all the switches. The keyboard also includes onboard support for multiple OS and typing layouts, macro recording and an option for the rare Cherry MX Green switches; all for less than $100.
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AZIO Retro Classic @ LanOC Reviews
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When it comes to mechanical keyboards, a lot of the different designs tend to blend together because they all follow the same trends and styling. Don’t get me wrong, typically the keyboards that stray from the clean styles and RGB lighting that just about every keyboard has looks horrible. AZIO did a good job a while back with their MK Retro, I took a look at it last November. I had a few concerns but overall I loved the design but I felt like a design like this needed a little better construction to fit the classic look. Well AZIO is back at it again and they sent over a new keyboard that they are calling the Retro Classic. The model they sent over is an early production model and I will be checking out the retail sample once they get to that point, but today I’m going to look in on production and see how the new keyboard looks. I know it has backlighting and higher end materials but let's see what else.
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Holy Stone F181 Explorer Drone Review
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Today's review of the Holy Stone F181 Explorer Drone will go over everything in-depth of my experiences with this drone and provide real footage from its 720p HD onboard video camera along with still capture photos. Read on to see if this drone is worth it for a child, or good enough for adults..."
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Stanley FatMax Lithium-Ion LED/HID Flashlight Review
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Today I share with you two powerful Stanley flashlights, one LED and one HID, utilizing lithium-ion battery technology as opposed to heavier and problematic sealed lead acid types. Improvements come in the form of weight savings, extended runtime, longer bulb lifetime, and a stronger brighter beam that is literally a light saber! Find out how useful these can be in your home, work, and garage. Everyone needs flashlights, see if these are worth your hard earned money.
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Beginners Guides
