Review stories - Page 60

Corsair's new K70 RGB MK.2 mechanical keyboard impresses with sleek design, Cherry MX switches, and customisable iCUE software, enhancing any gamer's setup.

FutureFive recently had the opportunity to spend some time the company of Lara Croft, sampling the upcoming Shadow of the Tomb Raider.

The Banner Saga 3 is the third and final entry to Stoic's turn-based RPG series which started with the first game back in 2014.

Plantronics’ BackBeat Go 605 headphones hit the sweet spot with perfect comfort, sound, and cost. These headphones excel from Eva Cassidy to The Beatles.

No Man's Sky initially came out back in 2016 and was met with a lot of criticism because it did not deliver on its promises. Well now it's back...

Sonic Mania came out last year and is often regarded to be one of the best Sonic games of all time. Now a newer version of the game is here.

The Lenovo Carbon X1 is aimed at the business user. More than that, it could also provide a  student or photographer on the move with a very well-equipped unit.

Corsair's Strafe RGB MK2 keyboard impresses with new features and sublime design, catering to gamers and typists alike.

Microsoft’s IoT partners, resellers, integrators, and OEMs will soon be able to access Windows 10 IoT Core Services.

Motorola’s moto g6 and moto e5 impress with user-friendly features, sharp displays, and strong performance, offering real competition in the Android market.

Built from the ground up to suit the needs of creative professionals, the HP ZBook x2 is not you're average 2-in-1.

Fitbit Versa introduces new capabilities to its lifestyle smartwatches including female health tracking and Fitbit Pay integration.

The Fujifilm X-H1 camera is a game-changer, packed with features that will captivate both amateurs and pros alike.

Crucial's Ballistix Tactical Tracer RGB DDR4-2666 arrives, promising gamers both performance and customisable RGB illumination to light up their rigs.

Microsoft's Surface Book 2 offers stellar performance for design pros with its powerful specs, detachable screen, and Surface Dial and Pen.

Overall I had a blast with this game, and so far this is the closest you’ll ever come to being a Jedi in real life.

NETGEAR's ReadyNAS 424 delivers an outstanding balance of ease-of-use and performance, perfect for small businesses needing up to 40 employees.

Make sure you have your checklist of requirements with you because Dell seems to have covered all the bases with their range.

The Workforce ET-16500 A3 multifunction printer adds Epson’s EcoTank cartridge-free printing as an option for the small business/home office.

NETGEAR's Insight simplifies network management for SMB and ROBO users, offering remote access and control via an intuitive mobile app.