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1 week ago | 
rtings.com | Samuel Breton |Ben Trudeau |John Peroramas
8.9 Brightness HDR Brightness Hallway Lights (~1950 cd/m²) 1,113 cd/m² Yellow Skyscraper (~700 cd/m²) 745 cd/m² Landscape Pool (~300 cd/m²) 307 cd/m² Peak 2% Window 2,416 cd/m² Peak 10% Window 2,446 cd/m² Peak 25% Window 1,097 cd/m² Peak 50% Window 711 cd/m² Peak 100% Window 400 cd/m² Sustained 2% Window 2,412 cd/m² Sustained 10% Window 2,401 cd/m² Sustained 25% Window 1,060 cd/m² Sustained 50% Window 710 cd/m² Sustained 100% Window 397 cd/m² Automatic Brightness Limiting (ABL) 0.100 The LG...
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1 week ago | 
rtings.com | Jake Thauvette |John Peroramas
Compared To Other Monitors The LG 45GX950A-B is a 45-inch ultrawide OLED gaming monitor. With a Dual-Mode feature that switches it between a 5120x2160 resolution and 165Hz refresh rate or a 2560x1080 resolution with a 330Hz refresh rate, it's unique in the monitor market.
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2 weeks ago | 
rtings.com | Dagobiet Morales Alfaro |Stephen Kerr |John Peroramas
This speaker has disappointing controls, but that's mostly because it lacks a couple of important features. First, there's no button to skip tracks. Second, the speaker only plays a chime when you reach the maximum or minimum volume setting, which means it's not easy to tell if it registered your volume change commands. On the plus side, the speaker has physical buttons for Play/Pause, along with a physical Power button, a Bluetooth button, and a LodgeLink button to pair it with other units.
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2 weeks ago | 
rtings.com | Alexander Tozzi |Ryan G. Lim |John Peroramas
Compared To Other Laptops The Lenovo Yoga 9i 2-in-1 Aura Edition is an excellent Windows convertible laptop and among the best in its class. It provides a similar user experience to direct competitors like the HP OmniBook Ultra Flip 14 (2024). The Yoga's USB-A port makes it a little more convenient, as many peripherals still use a USB-A connector, and its battery life is significantly better, lasting around three hours longer in light uses.
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2 weeks ago | 
rtings.com | Caleb Taylor |Duncan MacRae |John Peroramas
Compared To Other Mice The Scyrox V6 is a lightweight wireless gaming mouse with a solid plastic shell and a medium-smallish symmetrical shape. It has a fairly high, centered middle hump and closely resembles the G-Wolves HTS+ and the LAMZU MAYA X. It's a fairly versatile shape that can acommodate a range of hand sizes and grip types, but it's ideal for palm or claw grippers with medium-sized hands.
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2 weeks ago | 
rtings.com | Matthew Lopes |Nicholas Gabriel Lim |John Peroramas
The Technics EAH-AZ100 have excellent full-range noise isolation. While their ear tips don't do much to block out noise passively, their ANC system mitigates noise across the audible spectrum, with a slight falloff in effectiveness in the low-bass region. That said, this is normal for most ANC systems. Overall, ambient chatter, chunky footsteps, and fan noise will be adequately attenuated by the Technics with ANC enabled.
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4 weeks ago | 
rtings.com | Olivier Martin |Ryan G. Lim |John Peroramas
Compared To Other Printers The Canon PRO-310 is one of the best photo printers we've tested so far, standing out for its sturdy build, outstanding print quality, and most of all, its remarkable color accuracy.
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4 weeks ago | 
rtings.com | Caleb Taylor |Duncan MacRae |John Peroramas
This mouse uses the 'XERO Sensor,' a Pixart 3950, which has been tuned by Pwnage, and a Nordic nrf52840 MCU. It supports polling rates of 125Hz, 250Hz, 500Hz, 1000Hz, 2000Hz, 4000Hz and 8000Hz.You can adjust various sensor settings using the customization software, including lift-off distance, Motion Sync, and slam click prevention. This mouse has an unusual feature where you can physically adjust the position of the sensor from the underside of the mouse.
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1 month ago | 
rtings.com | Dagobiet Morales Alfaro |Stephen Kerr |John Peroramas
Much like the Harman/Kardon Go + Play 3, the Harman/Kardon Onyx Studio 9 has very good controls. The speaker includes basic playback functions with dedicated buttons for volume up/down and play/pause. Most controls have secondary functions accessed by holding buttons down for a longer period or by pressing them in combination. Here is an image showing how these controls work.
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1 month ago | 
rtings.com | Matthew Lopes |Jasper Lastoria |John Peroramas
Despite the brand name of CMF, the earbuds use their parent company's Nothing X app, which works with Android and iOS. Its functionality is goodโin use, it's very similar to the Nothing Ear (a) with EQ presets and a three-band EQ, while lacking the more comprehensive graphic EQ with Q-factor supported on the Nothing Ear. If you want even more bass, you can choose Ultra Bass to augment any of the EQ presets. Take a look at the tour of the app.
