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Review of the Keychron B1 Pro: In terms of features and cost, this small keyboard outperforms Logitech

As long as you are not looking for gaming gear, Logitech is typically the name of choice for PC peripherals. Additionally, Logitech produces high-quality products (with a few exceptions), but its expensive accessories also command high prices. Hard to acquire at a substantial discount, the MX Keys Mini retails for a cool $100. Now let us talk about Keychron. The business, which is best known for its mechanical boards, has been putting out a ton of designs lately, one of…

Review of the Acer Swift 16 AI: A large, elegant OLED laptop

With six machines that have the AI power to be eligible for Microsoft’s in-development Copilot designation, Acer is fully committed to AI computing. With a gorgeous 16-inch OLED screen and the newest Intel Lunar Lake CPU, the Acer Swift 16 AI is the biggest of them to date. This laptop has a beautiful display, many networking possibilities, and is light and slim. Despite the very superfluous LED AI indicator, the keyboard and trackpad are sturdy. However the AI functions may…

Review of the WD Black SN7100: A new gaming champion, this SSD breaks records.

The newest NVMe SSD from the business, targeted at gamers, is the WD Black SN7100. Thus, the “Black” in the name. The main argument is that since games have gotten so massive, you need a bigger SSD. I do not disagree, but WD might have done a better job of emphasizing the outstanding performance. After reading more about this incredible drive, compare it to our list of the top PCIe 4.0 SSDs. What are the WD Black SN7100’s features? The…

Review of the BenQ GW2786TC: An excellent low-cost USB-C monitor for your home office

Locating a budget monitor can be both simple and challenging. Finding a good deal is simple, but it can be difficult to determine which options are worth your money (and which are better to pass up) when there are so many possibilities available for a few hundred dollars or less. With several practical features and good image quality at about $200, the BenQ GW2786TC makes the choice easier. Specs and Features The BenQ GW2786TC’s specs might not seem particularly noteworthy…

Review of the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080: Putting your money on “false frames”

As soon as I saw where Nvidia’s new $999 graphics card stood in our gaming benchmarks, that thought came to mind. The ostentatious $1,999 GeForce RTX 5090 bullied its way to the top of the performance charts with a tantalizing blend of raw muscle and DLSS 4 innovation. The more restrained approach of the still pricey but more accessible RTX 5080 results in unsatisfactory performance gains. Despite being the top graphics card in its weight class, it hardly outperforms the…

Review of the Asus ZenScreen Smart Monitor MS27UC: Smart TV capabilities in a compact display

Thanks to new models from Samsung, LG, and other companies, smart monitors—monitors that run a smart TV operating system, such as Google TV or Tizen—quietly gained popularity in 2024. However, most of these displays are larger and aimed at higher price points. For those more concerned with a smart monitor’s functions than its image quality, the Asus ZenScreen Smart Monitor MS27UC is a more compact and reasonably priced option. Specs & Features The Asus ZenScreen Smart display MS27UC is essentially…

Review of the Lenovo Legion 5i: This speed demon is affordable

A popular 16-inch gaming laptop is the Lenovo Legion 5i. Lenovo mixes the GeForce RTX 4060, which is not the best GPU, with a top-tier Intel Core i9 CPU and an excellent cooling system in an unapologetically large chassis. The end product is a gaming laptop that, at a very affordable retail price of $1,399, offers surprisingly excellent performance considering the components. Specification There are several different versions of the 16-inch Lenovo Legion 5i (Gen 9) gaming laptop, but they…

Review of the feature-rich 5K BenQ PD2730S monitor: for creative professionals

5K displays are currently quite popular. 5K resolution was only accessible via a few monitors outside of Apple’s ecosystem, even though it was scarcely new (Apple first debuted a 5K iMac in 2024). But that is beginning to change thanks to monitors like the BenQ PD27230S. This feature-rich monitor comes with a built-in remote control, Thunderbolt 4 connectivity, and 5K resolution. Specs and features The BenQ PD2730S has a resolution of 5120 x 2880, making it a 5K widescreen monitor.…

Review of Cooler Master MK770: Ideal for both typists and gamers

The Cooler Master MK770’s hybrid design targets professionals and gamers who appreciate great build quality and flexibility. It has three connection options: USB-C cable, Bluetooth 5.1, and 2.4 GHz. It leaves a powerful imprint on paper when combined with an aluminum surface, RGB lighting that can be customized, and hot-swap, which allows you to use whatever switch you choose. Other advantages of Cooler Master include an inventive stabilizer design and built-in sound isolation for quieter typing. However, do the many…

Review of the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090: very quick, but DLSS 4 is revolutionary

Finally, the wait is over. It is an utter beast. Naturally, it should be for $2,000. Although the RTX 5090’s improvement in raw gaming performance is not quite as great as the 4090’s was over its predecessor, it still outperforms all previous GPUs and has no discernible technical issues. Although raw gaming performance is desirable, I believe DLSS 4, a new generation of Nvidia’s renowned AI-powered performance-boosting technology, will be the GeForce RTX 50-series’ deciding factor. Blackwell and Nvidia worked…