Reviewing All Sides of Tech
Author: Jeff
I recently reviewed a different headset from Turtle Beach that I aimed to use for both my Xbox and PC. It had it's drawbacks and since I am lazy I decided I would keep it for my Xbox Series X only and pick up what was my second choice, the SteelSeries Arctis 7. I am … Continue reading SteelSeries Arctis 7 Gaming Headset
So I'm always watching Amazon for a deal on a keyboard and I found this Gamenote 60% Mechanical keyboard for $32.99 (currently listed for 41.99). I was intrigued by the fact that not only did it have RGB backlighting (even if static) but also having several available effects that are typically not available on such … Continue reading Typing on a Budget: Gamenote 60% Mechanical Keyboard
I told you I had several keyboards to review. Here's another from Keychron that's near the top of my favourites. The Keychron K7 is basically the same as the K6 I reviewed previously but in a low profile form factor. Keychron has come a long way from the original K1 that I backed on Kickstarter … Continue reading Keychron K7 Low-Profile Hot-Swap Mechanical Keyboard
Another Day. Another Keyboard. Let's do this! Since you recently read the review on the Keychron K12 I am going to skip the details on the basics on this one. Suffice to say that the Keychron K6 uses essentially the same platform as the K12 but is a 68 key (65%) unit giving access to … Continue reading Keychron K6 Hot-Swap Aluminum Mechanical Keyboard
Many of you have heard about last week's demise of Blackberry's Legacy devices running BlackBerry 7.1, BlackBerry 10 and BlackBerry's Playbook OS. Now there was a lot of news that the phones were going to die. Many media outlets claimed that this was the end of BlackBerry devices completely. This is crazy talk. There are … Continue reading Good-Bye, Old Friend.
Look away if you don't want to see another keyboard review because here comes another. Today we're going to take a look at the Keychron K12 hot-swap mechanical keyboard. I have been a fan of Keychron ever since their original K1 launched on Kickstarter and have since bought several of their keyboards since. The K12 … Continue reading Keychron K12 Hot-Swap Aluminum Mechanical Keyboard
I picked up a few mice over the holidays to play with and I couldn't pass up the deal on a new G203 Lightsync. I picked up one in a purple-pink colour. I have had a G203 in the past and it's still a great mouse especially for those that have smaller hands like myself … Continue reading Logitech G203 Lightsync
Yet another mechanical keyboard, I know. But here we are. Armed with a coupon supplied by McDonald's Canada (not a sponsor, got it through a contest promotion) I was able to pick the HyperX Alloy Origins 60 mechanical keyboard for a song. It typically has an MSRP of $139.99 CAD though typically can be found … Continue reading HyperX Alloy Origins 60 Mechanical Keyboard
Lately I have been looking for a new headset to fully replace my podcasting gear that I have been using for Discord and streaming up to this point. I do really like my podcasting gear. The audio quality output by my Audio Technica AT 2020 XLR microphone has been quite good and my Samson studio … Continue reading Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2
As I mentioned in the review of the Corsair Harpoon RGB Pro gaming mouse I had a few other mice to review as well. Here is the latest and possibly greatest. The Keychron M1 gaming mouse. Keychron, much more well known for being the pioneer in wireless mechanical low profile keyboards (or at least for … Continue reading Keychron M1 Gaming Mouse
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