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PlayStation Link: Gaming’s Best Wireless Audio is a Missed Opportunity

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By Alex Rowe
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Press enter or click to view image in full size Photo taken by the author. PlayStation Link: Gaming’s Best Wireless Audio is a Missed Opportunity Why is Sony failing to treat it like a serious platform? A few years ago, Sony introduced PlayStation Link. It’s a proprietary lossless audio system for wireless gaming peripherals. I thought it was going to be awesome and usher in a new era of precise sound for games, connected to an ever-evolving hardware ecosystem.
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Don’t Believe The Hate: Logitech’s G305X Superlight Rules

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By Alex Rowe
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Don’t Believe The Hate: Logitech’s G305X Superlight Rules Is this the best gaming mouse under $100? Press enter or click to view image in full size Photo taken by the author. The recently-launched G305X Superlight is an $80 follow-up to the celebrated G305, which came out eight years ago now. It’s a premium upgrade to a super affordable original that adds features from Logitech’s nicest gaming mice. It sits perfectly at the balance point between value and performance.
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The Best Premium Gaming Headset of 2025

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By Alex Rowe
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Press enter or click to view image in full size Photo taken by the author. This smart revision actually improved everything A couple of years ago, Sony’s consumer tech side launched a family of PC gaming peripherals under the name “Inzone.” It included several headsets and an HDR monitor. I thought it was kind of neat. The standout release for me was the Inzone H9, a noise-cancelling headset that re-used tech from their 1000X series of headphones, but tweaked for home PC gaming.
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