Unless there are multiple PC all streaming 8K videos at the same time while you’re playing games, then yes, a 200mbps Internet speed is enough for gaming. But, there are a few nuances that need to be explored because it’s very much possible for a 200Mbps Internet plan to not be enough or more like … Read more
The EKSA Air Joy Plus is one of the more affordable gaming headphones released by the Chinese manufacturer and we’re dealing with 40mm speakers that have a 32 Ohm impedance; there’s also a USB-C connector, so the Air Joy Plus is compatible with a large array of devices. EKSA Air Joy Plus EKSA.net Check Offer … Read more
The EKSA GT1 is a pair of TWS earbuds that was both designed and fine-tuned to cater to the gaming community. What I mean by that is that the manufacturer has added what it calls the Game Mode which, supposedly, should lower the latency to 38ms (relies on the SBC and AAC codecs). That’s a … Read more
If you own a gaming console, be it a PS5, a PS4 or an XBox and if you have connection problems, you may have wondered how to change the NAT type in an attempt to fix all of these issues. Be aware that frequent disconnects or high ping rates are rarely attributed to the NAT … Read more
The Asus RT-AX88U and the RT-AX86U are two of the most powerful dual-band WiFi 6 routers from the Taiwanese manufacturer and while there are a few radically different aspects, after I tested both devices, I came to the conclusion that they’re really not that different. And this seems to apply to far more WiFi 6 … Read more
The GameSir X2 is a fairly unconventional mobile gaming controller which, similarly to the Razer Kishi and the last gen Samsung Glap, it aims at bringing more people into the mobile gaming ecosystem by providing a series of physical buttons on the sides of the smartphone (so you don’t have to play games using the … Read more
The GameSir G4 Pro is one of the few multi-platform gaming controllers available from the China-based manufacturer and this one seems to be the best they built (so far), sporting a solid construction, interchangeable magnetic buttons and a better grip. GameSir G4 Pro Amazon.com Check Product Well, better than the grip offered by the GameSir … Read more
The GameSir T4 Pro is a multi-platform gaming controller designed to work with pretty much all available consoles (including the Nintendo Switch), as well as with your PC (both Microsoft and Apple OS) and even with your smartphone. The first two categories have been well served over the years by the tech manufacturers, while the … Read more
It’s been about three years since Ubiquiti released the dual-band AmpliFi HD WiFi system and the public immediately fell in love with that tiny box and its circular display (while the additional mesh nodes were a bit of a hit and miss), but the design wasn’t the only great thing about this product, as Ubiquiti … Read more
The GameSir GK300 is a wireless mechanical gaming keyboard which promises to deliver a comfortable typing experience and a low latency, comparable to its wired counterparts (as low as 1ms), but, are we really at the point where we can give up our reliable wired mechanical keyboard in favor of a fully wireless solution? The … Read more