Review
Pimax Turns Wireless VR Into a $1,899 Line-of-Sight Negotiation
Pimax’s Crystal Pro makes wireless PC VR look technically brilliant, wildly expensive, and very committed to shipping sometime in 2027.
Review
Pimax’s Crystal Pro makes wireless PC VR look technically brilliant, wildly expensive, and very committed to shipping sometime in 2027.
Consumer Tech
Ring’s $249 smart lock drops the backup key for a hand-cranked power dial. It is clever, practical, and one dead battery from becoming cardio.
Review
JBL’s BassPro Go2 is a boat subwoofer that becomes a portable speaker. The engineering is clever; the missing price is doing suspiciously heavy lifting.
Gaming
NACON’s $229.99 Revolution 5 Unlimited puts a screen, TMR sticks, and six extra buttons on a PS5 controller. Smart, excessive, and almost convincing.
Consumer Tech
OPPO’s F35 series combines a 50MP ultrawide selfie camera, 8,000mAh battery, and six-year promises. Your group chat may not last as long.
Review
8BitDo’s Gears of War: E-Day keyboard and mouse are smart, capable, and gloriously overcommitted to desk-based military history.
Consumer Tech
Neurable One puts 12 EEG sensors and a ‘Brain Battery’ in $499 headphones. The focus tech is clever; the cognitive dashboard needs humility.
Review
SteelSeries’ new UWB gaming mice promise true 8K polling, low latency, and infinite battery life. The catch is a $180 ticket to esports overkill.
Launch
8BitDo’s Gears of War: E-Day Xbox charging dock is smart, stylish, and gloriously unnecessary. It turns battery management into battlefield cosplay.
Review
Logitech G’s new PRO keyboard and mouse make esports inputs faster, tunable, and gloriously overqualified for losing in public.
Review
AMD’s tetrahedral-cage ray tracing cuts a dense forest from 80GB to 1.7GB. The future of graphics is beautiful, efficient, and slightly cage-shaped.
AI
Googlebook pairs Android, ChromeOS, and Gemini with five premium laptops. The ecosystem pitch is smart; the $899 starting line has opinions.