Reviews

Following on from our previous review of the Dell Inspiron G5 15 gaming laptop, we have the brand new Dell Latitude 5491 from the latest 5000 series of business and workstation focused range in for testing. What's the deal? Read the review and find out!

The Sahara P75 is a very large case that only claims ATX compatibility. We put all that extra volume to good use with a custom loop while taking the chassis for a test drive in our review.

Is the GamerStorm Castle 240 RGB a keep(er) or will it end up in the dungeon? Find out for yourself as Dave gives his opinion in his video overview over at Play3r TV!

The Fnatic Clutch 2 gaming mouse is almost a twin of the recently reviewed Flick 2, I promise to resist the urge to copy paste my review.

The Optix MPG27C is a fantastic Full HD 1080p, 27” curved monitor with all the features and more that a gamer could want. Overall, it’s performance is excellent with 144Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time and colours that are vivid and add great immersion to games. MSI’s Mystic Light RGB LED strips and SteelSeries Gamesense add more immersion to the package, just be prepared to pay for it.

The Blue Yeti Nano is the latest USB based condenser microphone to come from Blue Microphones and we give our verdict on what should be a popular purchase for streamers, podcasters and content creators.

We have seen quite a few different products from ROCCAT including the Horde AIMO RGB hybrid keyboard which got some awards from Craig. Now we put the ROCCAT SUOARA FX through its paces which features RGB customisable backlighting, mechanical switches and a current cost of £90 in the UK and $130 in the US!

The Cougar Surpassion gaming mouse comes with a rather unusual addition... an LCD display to tell you the DPI and timing settings. Does it help? I wasn't sure to start with but a few months down the line I'm ready to report...

Today’s review is brought to you by the Dell Inspiron G5 15 which is mid-range in pricing and features an NVIDIA GTX 1060 mobile graphics card, 8GB of DDR4 memory and is powered by an Intel Core i5-8300H quad-core processor with hyperthreading technology.

The Flick 2 is one of Fnatic's latest releases and follows some familiar design trends, which is no bad thing, but is it the best around? Find out our thoughts in this review...