James Refelian

London

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Review: AMVR Universal VR Stand

5 days ago | moviesgamesandtech.com | James Refelian

Virtual reality headsets bring futuristic experiences into our homes, but storing your gear can become an afterthought when the game ends. That’s where the AMVR Universal VR Standcomes in, a simple yet functional accessory designed to keep your Meta Quest 2 / Quest 3 or PICO 4 headsets and controllers organised and protected. With a clean look and a surprisingly sturdy build, this stand promises to tidy up your VR corner. But does it deliver on practicality and durability?
Review: AMVR Retractable VR Cable Management System

5 days ago | moviesgamesandtech.com | James Refelian

As immersive and liberating as VR can be, cable clutter can quickly disrupt the experience, especially for PCVR setups that require tethering. That’s where a good VR cable management system comes in, and the AMVR Retractable VR Cable Management System offers a practical and affordable solution. Designed for users who connect via link cables, this accessory aims to keep your play area neat, reduce tripping hazards, and maintain immersion for various headsets being used for PCVR.
Review: AMVR Upgraded Link Cable

5 days ago | moviesgamesandtech.com | James Refelian

Maintaining a seamless connection between your headset and PC is crucial for an immersive experience. The AMVR Upgraded Link Cable with Separate Charging Port addresses common issues like battery drain and unstable connections during extended play sessions. Designed for Meta Quest and PICO headsets, this cable aims to enhance your PCVR experience. The AMVR Link Cable is 16 feet (5 meters) long, providing ample room for movement without feeling restricted.
Review: Steredenn: Binary Stars

5 days ago | moviesgamesandtech.com | James Refelian

Steredenn: Binary Stars has built a cult following since its original release, thanks to its stylish pixel art, ferocious gameplay, and endlessly replayable structure. While not a native PS5 title, it finds new life on Sony’s powerhouse console. If you’re a fan of roguelikes, retro shoot ’em ups, or chaotic space battles, you may wonder: Is this fast-paced space fighter worth your time in 2025?
Review: Star Wars Orbitkey Nest v2 Darth Vader Edition

2 weeks ago | moviesgamesandtech.com | James Refelian

For any fan of Star Wars, the chance to blend their love for the legendary saga with everyday practicality is something special. Enter the Star Wars Orbitkey Nest v2 Darth Vader Edition, a premium organiser that seamlessly fuses iconic Star Wars aesthetics with modern organisational features. But is it worth joining forces with the dark side for your everyday carry?
Review: Star Wars Orbitkey Hybrid Laptop Sleeve

2 weeks ago | moviesgamesandtech.com | James Refelian

For fans of Star Wars who value thoughtful design, minimalism, and daily functionality, the Star Wars Orbitkey Hybrid Laptop Sleeve – Obi-Wan Kenobi Edition offers the perfect fusion of galactic inspiration and real-world practicality. Designed to channel the wisdom and presence of Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi, this limited-edition hybrid laptop sleeve is more than just a stylish tech accessory. It’s a versatile tool built for modern professionals, students, and creatives alike.
Review: The Talos Principle: Reawakened

1 month ago | moviesgamesandtech.com | James Refelian

The Talos Principle: Reawakened, developed by Croteam and published by Devolver Digital, breathes new life into the beloved puzzle classic from 2014. It aims to introduce the critically acclaimed philosophical puzzler to modern audiences with enhanced visuals, expanded content, and refined gameplay mechanics. The most immediately noticeable improvement in The Talos Principle: Reawakened is its graphical overhaul, which utilises Unreal Engine 5.
Review: ASUS ROG 65W Charger Dock

1 month ago | moviesgamesandtech.com | James Refelian

If you’re a gamer, a digital nomad, or someone who wants fewer items in your tech travel bag, the ASUS ROG 65W Charger Dock might be exactly what you need. This compact yet powerful dock is designed to do more than just charge your device; it can also output video to an external display and connect USB peripherals. All of this comes in a tiny, travel-friendly package. But is it actually useful in day-to-day use, or just another gaming accessory with a ROG logo slapped on?
ASUS ROG Ally X Review

1 month ago | moviesgamesandtech.com | James Refelian

The handheld gaming scene is heating up, and Asus is back in the spotlight with its updated ROG Ally X. This new version improves on the original with a larger battery, upgraded RAM, and a sleek new design. It’s a powerful machine that packs desktop-level gaming into a device you can hold in your hands. The Asus ROG Ally X features a smooth, matte black finish that lends it a premium, understated appearance. It feels sturdy but not bulky, weighing just under 1.5 pounds.
Streamplify HUB CTRL 7 USB Hub Review

1 month ago | moviesgamesandtech.com | James Refelian

In a digital world filled with webcams, microphones, external drives, and lighting gear, having enough USB ports has become essential, especially for streamers, content creators, and power users. The Streamplify HUB CTRL 7 USB Hub was designed to tackle this challenge head-on, offering a stylish, powerful, and intelligent solution to connect multiple USB devices without compromising speed or reliability.