Charlene R Gaona

In case you haven’t heard, earlier this year, Dell made a shocking announcement. It declared that the business has chosen to implement a completely new hierarchy in place of its well-known Inspiron, XPS, and Precision brands. Laptops like the Dell 14 Plus 2-in-1 are at the bottom of this hierarchy. This would have been referred to as a Dell Inspiron 14 2-in-1 last year, but it still fulfills its function of offering a reasonably priced starting point into computers. Specifications…

Although the greatest gaming mice aren’t always inexpensive, the NZXT Lift Elite Wireless is a cost-effective option for users desiring high-end capabilities. This powerful mouse, which costs a little under $80, has 26,000 DPI for competitive gaming and 8,000Hz polling. Long-term use is incredibly comfortable, and customization is simple thanks to the companion software. However, it has the same issue as other gaming mice: there isn’t a left-handed version. Additionally, although being wireless, it lacks Bluetooth compatibility, and the large side buttons could cause misclicks. Specsification SpecsNZXT Lift Elite WirelessPrice$79 / £74Max DPI26,000Polling rate4,000Hz (2.4G) or 8,000Hz (wired)Buttons6Size4.68 x 2.39 x 1.51 inchesWeight2.01ozColorsWhite, blackBody materialPlasticDesignRight-handedOperating systemmacOS, WindowsConnectivity2.4GHz dongle, wiredBatteryRechargableBattery life (rated)70 hoursLightingNone A lot of gaming firms use perforated or honeycomb patterns to reduce the weight of their gaming mice. Since these designs aren’t to everyone’s taste, particularly if you’re trypophobic, I frequently characterize them as contentious. The good news is that despite having a conventional, robust…

The Lemokey L5 HE ($209.99) wired gaming keyboard has a sturdy metal frame with hot-swappable magnetic key switches. It’s the first keyboard from Keychron’s gaming-focused subsidiary Lemokey that we’ve tested, and it stands out from other Keychron models thanks to its eye-catching metallic accents and clever keycap arrangement. We’re impressed overall, although we wish a keyboard this expensive had more functions. The Razer BlackWidow V4 75%, our Editors’ Choice winner for small wired gaming keyboards, is more affordable, but we…

The world ignored Microsoft’s earlier claims that tablets would be the next big thing in Windows. The business continues to produce Surface products while largely playing it safe with conventional laptops and mouse-friendly UI. The Microsoft Surface Pro, sometimes known as the Surface Pro 12 or Surface Pro 2025, is the most recent. Built for office work and casual browsing, this little tablet is powered by a Snapdragon X Plus CPU. Although it isn’t expensive, it offers a reliable, fanless…