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Audeze just gave the Maxwell 2 ANC, but there’s some stuff you need to know before buying
By Peter Wolinski Published
The Audeze Maxwell 2 ANC packs noise cancelation and typically stellar Audeze sound, but costs (and weighs) rather a lot.

These are the 10 best gaming monitors for 2026 we've tested, from 1080p to 4K
By Darragh Murphy Last updated
Whether you want high resolutions or fast frame rates, the best gaming monitors can redefine your gaming space.

I tried this MagSafe game controller and it puts other Bluetooth gamepads to shame — plus it’s $20 off right now
By John Velasco Published
The Ohsnap MCON Bluetooth Gaming Controller is the most versatile Bluetooth gaming pad I've used, featuring an ingenious MagSafe magnetic mount.

I tested Herman Miller’s new Coyl gaming desk and it’s a sleek upgrade for a subtler battlestation — but its best features cost extra
By Anthony Spadafora Published
RecommendedHerman Miller’s Coyl gaming desk is sleek on its own, but the full look and extra features rely on pricey add-ons.

Best Buy sale knocks up to $95 off Razer keyboards: best deals from $124
By Louis Ramirez Published
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Best Buy's summer sale has some of the best gaming deals right now. Here's how you can save up to $95 on Razer's top-performing keyboards.

Best gaming chairs of 2026: Top-tier seats for every battlestation
By Anthony Spadafora Last updated
The best gaming chairs provide the support your body needs while keeping you comfortable during even the longest play sessions.

I just tested audiophile brand FiiO’s first-ever gaming headset — and for just $69, it ticks almost all the boxes
By Nikita Achanta Published
The FiiO FG3 is a great and comfortable gaming headset boasting good mic performance, and it features a useful DAC with onboard controls. But it has some flaws.

Razer’s new RGB gaming chair kept my butt comfy but was a serious pain in the neck
By Peter Wolinski Published
The Razer Soma Chroma looks good and has some comfortable elements, but is let down by a lack of neck and lumbar support, plus poor companion software.

I finally found a mobile game controller that’s as comfortable as the PlayStation Portal — and it actually feels like a real gamepad
By Anthony Spadafora Published
The Elo Vagabond takes the comfort of the PlayStation Portal and adds pro controller-style features for an exceptional mobile game controller.
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