Mouse
The Viper V4 Pro wins on weight, the G Pro X2 on click
Razer Viper V4 Pro vs Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike compared on weight, click, battery and software, with a separate verdict for each player type.
AI upscaling on LG's UltraGear evo aims at a true 5K look
LG's 5K AI upscaling runs inside the monitor, after the GPU. Here is why it cannot match DLSS or FSR, what it fixes, and whether to leave it on.
The best OLED gaming monitors that shipped on time in 2026
Best OLED gaming monitors of 2026, counted by panel rather than by press release, with every model marked shipped, delayed or left without a date.
Keep your Tandem WOLED under 150 nits and it lasts longer
Tandem WOLED burn-in comes down to current density. Keep SDR under 150 nits, and see which common burn-in advice actually changes panel life.
Certified DP80 cables carry the full 80Gbps over 1.2m
DP80 cable length tops out at 1.2m passive, 3m active. DisplayPort 2.1 links downgrade in silence, so here is how to read your real link rate.
Map the G512 X analog keys to throttle, brake and clutch
G512 X analog keys for sim racing give throttle and brake a real axis. See the 4mm against 33mm travel math, and where trail braking breaks down.
Your keycaps fit Gateron KS-20 magnetic switches just fine
Magnetic switch hot-swap compatibility is narrower than the box implies. Keycaps fit, most switches do not, and magnet polarity decides the rest.
Double-shot and dye-sub legends both outlast your keyboard
Double-shot vs dye-sub legends both last for years on quality keycaps, so let RGB backlight support and legend color decide which set you buy.
PBT keycaps dodge the greasy shine that creeps across ABS
PBT keycaps resist the greasy shine ABS develops from finger oils and UV, but ABS and PC still win on shine-through RGB. See the full trade-off.
Cheap mice now ship last year's Hero and Focus Pro sensors
Budget gaming mice inherited last year's flagship sensors and 8,000Hz polling. Here is what still separates the price tiers, ranked by what you feel.
DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed hits 55g by shrinking the shell
The Razer DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed hits 55g, but its shell shrank 17 percent against the V3 Pro. See which light mice kept hand room and which cut it.
Swap the G Pro X2's feet for PTFE and it glides again
Mouse skates PTFE vs UHMWPE decide how a mouse feels. Compare friction, wear and cost per month, then fix the scratchy G Pro X2 Superstrike.
Set your mouse DPI on Linux with Piper, not vendor apps
Configure gaming mouse DPI, profiles and buttons on Linux with Piper and libratbag, and learn how to check device support before you buy anything.
Unlocking Bambu's Authorization Control costs you support
Unlocking Bambu's Authorization Control restores direct control but costs you cloud features and support. Here is the reversible path and the price.
INDX, KliTek and AMS all print color a different way
INDX vs KliTek vs AMS: three multi-material 3D printing systems compared on filament waste, colour-change speed, alignment risk and repair cost.
The Halot X1 moves the resin vat, not the build plate
Piocreat Halot X1 review: the build plate stays fixed while the vat and 16K light engine move, so there is no leveling. Reviewers split on print sharpness.
At 45°C the Cool Plate SuperTack still grips PLA hard
Bambu's Cool Plate SuperTack grips PLA at a 45°C bed, 20°C cooler than Textured PEI, but its hold can lock support brims and needs a careful peel.
A lower chassis costs the FCX18 II some ground clearance
FMS FCX18 II swaps portal axles for straight axles and a low chassis. It gains magnetic bodies and metal gears but loses ground clearance on rocks.
Portal axles bolt onto any 1/10 rig with the Reefs XP199
Reefs XP199 portal axle now sells separately, letting builders bolt 60-degree steering and a second gear reduction onto an existing 1/10 rig.
Redcat's Vertex-10W adds 24mm of track for steadier lines
The Redcat Vertex-10W runs 24mm wider than the standard Vertex-10, adding tip-over stability on off-camber rock while keeping 58 degrees of steering.
A divorced transfer case sets the Enduro24 Sendero apart
A divorced transfer case sets Element's Enduro24 Sendero apart from every center-skid micro crawler, and the forward motor keeps its front tires down.
