Lewis Maddison

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Lewis Maddison

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3 weeks ago | techradar.com | Lewis Maddison

Gaming keyboards continue to evolve at a rapid pace, with notable advancements coming in the form of switch types and increased customization options, all of which open up a whole new world of precision and tinkering for gamers. The problem is, though, much of this tech focuses on improving performance, aimed more or less explicitly at pros and those with elite aspirations.

3 weeks ago | techradar.com | Lewis Maddison

Analog keyboards are usually the preserve of the well heeled, demanding copious amounts of money for the privilege, with even so-called budget offerings commanding a premium price tag in absolute terms. Now, though, there are two new kids on the block aiming to shake up the market and prove that superior analog performance can be had for a relatively modest outlay.

3 weeks ago | techradar.com | Lewis Maddison

The Acer Chromebook Plus 514 is a very capable Chromebook, thanks to its spec and excellent display. It also has a useful port selection and can unfold to 180 degrees, although those after a hybrid device should look elsewhere. It’s reasonably priced compared to the competition as well, which makes it even more of an enticing proposition for your next Chromebook upgrade. Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best.

3 weeks ago | techradar.com | Lewis Maddison

The Final VR3000 Wireless offer superb build quality and performance. While I found them comfortable for shorter sessions, I did experience aching after an hour or so. On top of this, a few minor connectivity issues and the ineffective ANC sully an otherwise great pair of gaming earbuds. But they’re cheaper than some key rivals, and compete very well with them on many fronts, so the VR3000 Wireless are certainly worth your consideration.