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We understand that when it comes to computers and accessories, there are a lot of options out there. That’s why we strive to provide you with extensive reviews that cover all aspects of each product. We look at design, features, performance, value for your money and more. Our goal is to help you make the best decision when it comes time to purchase your next computer or computer accessory. 

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Review: OWC Mercury Elite Pro Mini – The Perfect Data Solution
By Josh Picchioni February 6, 2022  3:15 PM
External storage is an essential tool for the modern computer user to utilize. With the sizes of files rapidly increasing as the years go on, it’s imperative to have more storage to hold your precious data. Life is also very completed and accidents can happen. Backups of your important data are needed as your computer...
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Review: Roccat Burst Core Gaming Mouse
By Craig Sehlhoff January 27, 2022  1:10 AM
A Mouse for Gaming? Gaming mice are a dime a dozen these days. It seems most tech companies have their own brands and even sub brands within them. It can be extremely overwhelming trying to find one that completely fits your needs. Chances are when you bought your PC it came with a default mouse...
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Review: Lenovo IdeaPad 5i Chromebook – Functional, Basic Computing for the Masses (With a Few Caveats)
By Glenn Künzler January 21, 2022  10:00 AM
From my earliest days as a technology user, and in particular since I began reviewing products over a decade ago, I have taken joy in experiencing various different versions of the modern computing concept, whether that means different types of hardware, different operating systems, different interaction concepts such as touch screens, and so forth.  The...
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Review: Turtle Beach Recon Wired Controller
By Craig Sehlhoff January 15, 2022  1:18 PM
Ever since gaming got popular there have been a large number of companies trying to cash in. A lot of them by making off brand controllers. I had one for my SNES back in the day. It wasn’t licensed by Nintendo, but the bonuses it came with made it worth it. Brands like MadCatz became...
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Review: Synology DS220+ NAS – Sleek Home Storage
By Mike Boyd January 6, 2022  2:18 PM
The concept of a NAS is not a new one. Network-Attached Storage (NAS) has been around for quite some time – especially if you’re old enough to have shared a folder on a network from a Windows PC back in the day. And with the rise of music and video streaming, demand for in-home storage...
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Review: Plugable USB Docking Station – More Than Just a Hub
By David Christopher December 29, 2021  4:42 AM
I recall my introductory computing class in middle school. One of our vocabulary words was peripheral. To this day, I have trouble pronouncing it correctly, and don’t ask me to spell it without the aid of a spellchecker. It is defined as a term meaning, Peripheral: connected to a computer but not an essential part...
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Review: iFixit Pro Tech Toolkit – Above All the Rest
By Josh Picchioni December 3, 2021  11:02 AM
The iFixit Pro Tech Toolkit provides the consumer with a well above average repair kit, for an extremely affordable price. The tools packed inside are of extremely high quality and feel great when in use. My personal favorite tool from the iFixit Pro Tech Toolkit is the iFixit screwdriver; the smooth metallic finish feels amazing...
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Review: ASUS TUF Gaming AX5400 Router
By Arwyn Gray December 1, 2021  12:00 PM
Elevate Your WiFi Experience With Asus Do you live in a house full of device loving people and are always fighting for WiFi signal? Well, look no further because, Asus has created another technologically advanced product that can solve all of your WiFi problems. The TUF Gaming AX5400 router not only enhances WiFi, but ensures...
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Review: OWC 14-Port Thunderbolt 3 Dock
By Glenn Künzler November 7, 2021  9:10 AM
While Apple’s new custom chips in the latest MacBook Pros, Mac Minis, and iMacs are extremely impressive in terms of boosting performance, reducing power consumption, and providing a smooth computing experience on every level, many users find that they simply need more ports than can be reasonably fit on a laptop without making the device...