Buyer’s Guide

It’s true, but you’d miss it if you blink. There are now smart gaming displays. These days, both LG and Samsung sell gaming monitors with a fully working TV operating system that functions similarly to that of their respective smart TVs. This idea is realized in the LG Ultragear 39GX90SA-W, a large, exquisite OLED panel. It’s not flawless, but it looks fantastic. Specifications and Features The LG UltraGear 39GX90SA-W’s size is the most noteworthy feature on the specs sheet. This…

A wide variety of 4K monitors are currently available on the market, ranging from ridiculously expensive models to low-cost versions that are not worth the money. If you’re looking for some of the greatest business monitors available right now, we have wonderful guides. However, what’s really amazing about the EW2790U is that, for just $360, you get a fantastic 4K panel that is full of capabilities rather than just a plain panel. Pricing & Availability There are presently three different…

I don’t think I’ve ever looked forward to using a keyboard in my twenty years as a professional writer. Certain models, such as those seen on contemporary ThinkPads, are unquestionably the best available laptops and provide incredibly comfortable typing experiences. I’ve always detested switching to a new keyboard because of the unavoidable errors and finger slips that occur when the brain tries to relearn the new key placement and muscle memory completely fails. But for the excitement of it all,…

One of a kind, the Framework Laptop 12 is a small, two-in-one convertible that you can build rather than just use. With its 360-degree hinge, touchscreen, and stylus, it transforms Framework’s idea of a do-it-yourself laptop experience into a device that is more affordable and versatile than Framework’s other computers. During the prototyping phase, Framework claims that “every adult who tried it wanted one too,” despite the fact that the laptop was initially intended for students. The Framework Laptop 12…

For those on a tight budget, the BenQ GW2486TC ($199.99) is the perfect home-office monitor. Although its screen is small and its resolution is poor for a desktop display, it nevertheless boasts a number of features that we would expect to find in a much more expensive monitor. It has more features than other inexpensive monitors we’ve examined, including built-in speakers, port selection, ergonomics, and a refresh rate of 100 Hz. It is our most recent Editors’ Choice selection for…

The Alienware 16 Area-51 is a high-end gaming laptop with the recently introduced Nvidia RTX 5080 graphics and the high-end Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX CPU. It’s a stunning device with high-end features like a mechanical keyboard. Even though it’s not a cheap gaming laptop, the pricing is competitive when compared to other laptops with comparable hardware, and Alienware’s model might be a better value. Specification A 24-core Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX CPU and an Nvidia RTX 50-series GPU…

The Arzopa Z1FC is marketed as a low-cost portable gaming monitor, and it performs admirably in that capacity. However, despite its marketing, the display is perhaps even more useful for everyday tasks and productivity. The Arzopa Z1FC is a portable monitor with a bright, high-refresh display that is reasonably priced and adaptable, despite its shortcomings. Specs and Features Although the Arzopa Z1FC is marketed as a portable gaming monitor, its features are suitable for some other purposes. It features an…

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…

All of the cutting-edge technologies that make PC gaming so enjoyable are included in the Asus ROG Swift PG27UCDM ($1,199) monitor: a 4K screen, a 240Hz peak refresh rate, and DisplayPort 2.1 technology to connect with the newest GPUs. It also has other notable benefits, such as a QD-OLED screen that offers a very brilliant and vibrant color gamut. When reduced input lag is taken into account, the PG27UCDM emerges as an Editors’ Choice winner and an incredibly powerful high-end…