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1 week ago | gamerevolution.com | Mack Ashworth

With the Kamvas Pro 19 drawing tablet, Huion comes in swinging with its professional-level tablet, offering premium features that not-so-subtly match up to — and even exceed — the competition. The specs are impressive, but can this tablet really deliver a top-tier experience during daily professional and recreational use? Here is my review. Once it’s out of the box and powered on, the first thing users will notice about the Kamvas Pro 19 is the display.

2 weeks ago | gamerevolution.com | Mack Ashworth

With the Keychron K4 HE, the company is upgrading its existing 96% layout offering with Hall effect switches. After being impressed by other Keychron Hall effect options, I’ve been eager to try the full-sized option, as I know a lot of gamers who value having all keys available to them, but who could also benefit from the latest key switch tech.

2 weeks ago | gamerevolution.com | Mack Ashworth

Boulies is back with a new ergonomic chair, the Master Rex. With highlighted features including the built-in leg rest and improvements to lumbar support, the Rex looks like a comprehensive solution for those looking to sit properly during desk use and recline and relax during downtime. On paper, it looks like a winner, but how does the Boulies Master Rex fare in the real world? Here is my review. Boulies is one of the better companies when it comes to a smooth chair-building process.

2 weeks ago | gamerevolution.com | Mack Ashworth

The Woojer Vest 3 is unlike any other accessory I’ve used before. It’s a body-armor-like vest that allows users to feel their games, music, and movies. It’s an additional layer of immersion that can really enhance the experience, especially when it comes to VR gaming. However, it’s not a perfect product. Here is my review. So how exactly does the Woojer Vest 3 allow users to “feel” sound? Well, with the “six Osci TRX2 transducers,” this vest hits the upper body with vibration feedback.

3 weeks ago | gamerevolution.com | Mack Ashworth

With its Analog System 5, MIXX aims to provide a complete solution for those looking to get into vinyl or upgrade from their older setup. As someone that has always been interested in records, I’m very happy to be testing a unit like this, as it bypasses the umm-ing and ahh-ing of choosing which combination of player and speakers to choose, and figuring out if they work together in harmony. The Analog System 5 could be a shortcut to greatness, but how does it perform in the real world?