GameRevolution

The Womier SK61 HE combines the increasingly popular Hall Effect technology with one of the more eye-catching keyboard designs I’ve seen. Its 60% layout is joined by tri-mode connectivity, extensive customization, and plenty of RGB lighting. After two weeks of use, here is my review. The hollowed-out CNC aluminum frame immediately sets it apart. It looks fantastic in person, feels suitably premium, and has enough weight to remain planted during frantic gaming sessions.

The Boulies Master Rex 2026 introduces focused upgrades to an already impressive gaming chair. New 6D armrests, a revised tilt mechanism, and cleaner styling aim to improve its versatility. It might still be a “gaming chair” but it looks quite understated. After two weeks of daily use while working and gaming, here is my review. Assembly is standard for a gaming chair and the included instructions are clear. Attaching the integrated leg rest is the only unusual step, but remains quick and easy.

The AWOL Vision Aetherion Max aims to bring the performance of a premium long-throw 4K projector to a much more convenient ultra-short-throw design. Its headline features include a bright triple-laser image, PixelLock technology, impressive gaming specifications, and built-in Google TV. After two weeks of testing the Aetherion Max, here is my review. The main advantage of an ultra-short-throw projector is the ability to produce an enormous image while sitting close to the screen.

The Maono PD500W immediately got my attention with the number of ways it can capture audio. Alongside USB-C and XLR, it supports 2.4GHz wireless and internal recording. After testing it for three weeks across Windows 11 and mobile, here is my review. Out of the box, the zinc-alloy microphone feels suitably premium, while the supplied desk stand – if you get the bundle – is heavy enough to remain stable.

The Zwift Ride with Wahoo KICKR Core 2 combines smart resistance, virtual shifting, and game-like progression in one indoor cycling setup. As a runner looking for lower-impact training without heading onto local roads, it immediately appealed to me. After a month of testing, here is my review. Despite arriving across three boxes, assembly was straightforward. The trainer, controllers, and app all connected without problems.

The Vantrue N2X dash cam has been around since 2024, but continued firmware support and a capable feature set help keep it relevant. Instead of the conventional front-and-rear combination, it simultaneously records the road and vehicle interior. This makes its intended audience clear, but how well does it perform? After testing it for two weeks, here is my review.

The XGIMI Elfin Flip Laser projector launches alongside the more expensive Elfin Flip 4K, which raises one obvious question: how much do you lose by spending $200 less? While the resolution drops to 1080p, the Laser retains the RGB triple-laser light source, claimed 1,600 ISO lumens brightness, Google TV, and folding design. After testing it for a week, set up beside the 4K model, here is my review. Using my 120” Duronic screen, the Elfin Flip Laser produced a crisp and colourful image.

The LiberNovo Maxis Airflow feels like a chair designed to address my personal issue with the original Omni. I awarded that chair 9/10 and it has remained excellent after nearly seven months of regular use. However, at 6’ 7”, I was outside its intended height range, meaning I was never its intended audience. The Maxis takes aim at bigger and taller users, while also adding some cool new features. After testing it for two weeks, here is my review.

The XGIMI Elfin Flip 4K attempts to squeeze serious home-projector performance into something compact enough to carry between rooms or take on a trip. With triple-laser projection, optical zoom, Google TV, and some especially interesting gaming features, there is plenty packed inside. After testing it for two weeks, here is my review. At 1.55 kg, the Elfin Flip 4K is considerably easier to move around than most high-performance projectors.

The MADE68 Ultra V2 combines competitive magnetic performance with the construction, sound, and customization expected from an enthusiast keyboard. It also features an enormous amount of RGB lighting, including a panoramic light bar that immediately grabs attention. After using the Night Purple version exclusively for two weeks, here is my review. At 1.175 kg, the MADE68 Ultra V2 remained firmly anchored to my desk.